Recently I went to the Mays Landing Diner.  I’ve found it more fun to ask Twitter to choose a diner based on a name.  I have to go to all 500+ sometime right?  Anyway, after an appointment down that way, I ended up at the Mays Landing Diner.

I arrived for dinner, and it was dark.  When looking, I had thought I had already been to the Mays Landing Diner.  It looked so familiar.  Then I realized it shared a lot of characteristics of the Galloway Diner.

Atmosphere: B
The exterior is big, clean, and shiny. It was well lit up for the holidays.  The inside had plenty of booths, tables, and a full-length bar.  It was everything you picture in a diner.

Coffee: A
The coffee was brewed fresh and hot every time.  The waitress brought out plenty of refills, and she added a lot of whipped cream.

Food: B
The menu at Mays Landing Diner is extensive.  They have everything you want and need in a diner.  Like many diners down the shore, it’s heavier on seafood.  I ordered the Philly cheesesteak and seafood bisque soup.

The soup was interesting.  I don’t know if I’ve ever had seafood bisque, so I wasn’t sure what to expect.  It was a mix of Mariana and white sauce.  There was imitation crab (I actually like that…as well as usual crab meat of course) and had a kick.  In all, it was good.

The Philly cheesesteak was decent.  It wasn’t the best, or the worst.  It was one of the biggest cheesesteaks I’ve had and was probably about a foot long.

Service: A
The waitress was one of the best I’ve had in a while.  She refilled beverages often, came over to check on us, and my food came out within 10 minutes.

Cost: $$
For my coffee, cheesesteak, and soup the cost was $16.

Summary/Would I come back?
I liked the Mays Landing Diner and had a pleasant experience.

Atmosphere: B
Coffee: A
Food: B
Service: A
Cost: $10-15

Nearby Diners I’ve Been: Harley Dawn, Galloway
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Questions for you:
What is your favorite soup?
Do you like cheesesteak?