New Jersey Road Trip Tip: No matter if you are staying at Beach Plum or not, do not miss their Harvest Dinner Series. Dining on a long farmhouse table outside the Amish barn, enjoying beautifully crafted food, and breaking bread with new friends made for our best meal in New Jersey!
Belly Up in The Diner Capital of the World
With 500+ diners in a range of styles, from painted wooden train cars to neon-lined silver bullets, New Jersey is the Diner Capital of the World! From World War I to World War II, Diner Godfather Jerry O’Mahony built more than 2,000 diner cars, and that signature metallic restaurant got dispersed around the state and the country. A dozen more prefab diner factories remained in operation until the 1980s, getting all the more ornate and neon-lit along the way. More than just a place to eat, diners are a cultural expression of NJ’s roots as multi-cultural and hard-working people, where neighbors get together for a good, affordable meal and catch up on life…even if that’s at 3am.
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