10 of New Jersey's BEST DINERS (Part 2)

Ten diners was never going to cover it. New Jersey has more diners than anywhere on Earth, and the last list mostly just informed a few hundred thousand people that their diner isn't as important as they thought it was. So we're going back in, ten more, no repeats. We're doing the White Mana versus White Manna war in Jersey City and Hackensack, which exists entirely because Coca-Cola misspelled a sign. Ponzio's in Cherry Hill, the oldest restaurant in a town that bulldozed everything else. The Tick Tock in Clifton, where Mick Jagger ate a Taylor ham sandwich and picked a side. The Roadside in Wall, which Springsteen and Bon Jovi both independently decided was the most New Jersey building in New Jersey. Angelo's in Glassboro. The Bendix in Hasbrouck Heights and the blind man who ran it. The Silver Coin in Hammonton. The Edison Diner on Route 1. The Club Diner in Bellmawr, which used to get dragged around Camden County by a horse. And we finish in Blairstown, at the diner from Friday the 13th, where they still keep a Jason on staff. Drop your diner in the comments and tell me exactly how personally attacked you feel. Tag the one friend who's going to argue about White Mana versus White Manna for the rest of their life. Like and share if we finally got yours. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?... Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nj.uncovere... Email List: https://nj-uncovered.beehiiv.com/