Majestic Diner

It was awesome! We were on Staten Island on a house hunt and we had left without breakfast. This diner was around the corner from us and we went in around noon for brunch. The food came out in like 5minutes and it was really good! We were amazed by the efficiency and even the staff! We have now found a property on Staten Island, although it’s about 5miles from this diner, I know we will be visiting again because it’s worth it.

The other day I was riding down Victory Blvd
and I was getting hunger, so I decided to give Majestic Diner a try.
The restaurant is newly done over, small but clean and I was greeted warmly.
I ordered the Cuban Panini which came out quickly
and served with a mountain of fries.

Brand new diner, best prices in Staten Island, the food is delish! Breakfast for under $ 6.00 in Staten, only here. No hidden charges!

I love the owners of this diner. They are so nice and previously owned George’s Coffee Shop in Dongan Hills. I especially love the omelettes!

Great quality! I am Greek and have tasted Gyros all over the 5 boroughs. this is the real deal– served with real green lettuce!
Great service and owner takes such pride.
It was a pleasure to dine in.
Highly recommend.

Been dining often since opening for breakfast and dinner. Chicken francaise is excellent! Breakfast is always fresh and there have been times where George makes me breakfast just like when he had his coffee shop. They cater your food to your taste!
Can’t wait until this spring/​summer to dine on the boulevard.

I dined at Majestic Diner for dinner this evening with my mother. I had read the write up in the Advance and was looking forward to checking this place out. The atmosphere follows suit with the beautiful, new aged tile diner design of today, with welcoming and calming lavender lighting. We were immediately greeted and seated by George the owner himself. Our server Roxanne was very polite and efficient. We both tried their French onion soup. I thought it was flavorful but the onions were a bit undercooked for soup. My mother wasn’t crazy about the slices of white bread they use in the soup and sent it back. The waitress and owner were both very understanding and removed hers from the bill. I had the chicken kabob platter which was complemented with a nice sized Greek salad, a large portion of French fries and pita bread. The chicken was juicy and flavorful. I especially enjoyed their tzatziki sauce. The menu is traditional diner dishes with a few Greek specialties. I found their prices to be reasonable and comparable to other diners. A great place for those that enjoy diner fare and an intimate setting. I will definitely be back!