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How New Jersey's Busiest Diner Serves 15, 000 People per Week The Experts

How New Jersey's Busiest Diner Serves 15, 000 People per Week The Experts

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Since 1942, Tops Diner in East Newark, New Jersey, has been known as one of the best diners in the country. After reconstructing the spot from the ground up in 2020, co-owner Dimitrios Jimmy Golemis and his team pride themselves on serving everything from disco fries to surf & turf to homemade cheesecake to over 15, 000 customers per week. Mina: It s true. I go to a university near by and Tops Diner is always the spot for us. It s a little bit pricer that your normal spot but none of us mind it every once in a while because of the quality of food and experience! Extremely professional, clean, and friendly environment. The food is always over the time exceptional. Tops is extremely unique in that regard.
Date: 2023-06-12

Comments and reviews: 9


Next time I visit my aunt in New York I will visit this diner. Owner sounds cocky but when you watch what goes into the production and cooking I must admit he backs it up. I thought New York has good food, looks like there are places to try in jersey as well!
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When he made the comment about Chicken and Waffles and placed knowing about it in the south or Harlem, the dish was invented in Harlem, and spread to black areas via the Jazz scene, but among whites it only took off in the south
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Usually, the more menus a place has, the harder it is to made the food fresh. But looks like they manage to find a system that works.
9: 15. is that a sparkling wine vending machine? Now i've seen everything

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He brags about using filet mignon but he glosses over the fact that he said the cut was USDA Choice. Choice is not the best cut. Prime is. Choice is a lower and cheaper grade.
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This sounds like it should be a stop on every east coast road trip. A lot of people don't stop in Connecticut and Jersey but the diners there are the best in the world
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its insane how every greek that came in my parents generation just opened resteraunts or bought out the resteraunts that they worked at.
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So this is our 8 oz filet (scale reads 9. 5 oz. He shows a different, perfectly marbled, probably 10-11 oz filet. Good marketing.
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His parents bought it in the 70s and busted their ass, now the son I wearing a 50, 000 Aquanaut. American dream right there.
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Shout out to the Vermella Gangstas, they re single-handedly keeping the light on at Tops. I mean 12 - 15 orders a week.
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