Pine Crest Restaurant

Got a amazing stack of pancakes, amazing service, great staff. All around wonderful experience. Very pleased with it. WILL BE BACK

My wife loves this place. she’s the biggest pancake fan. So we stopped by today, and were not disappointed.
Her favorite is the Elvis pancakes, made just like the King would like: peanut butter, bananas, chocolate chips and bacon bits! Amazingly, it all comes together in a delicious combination.
They have many more varieties of pancakes, it’s definitely worth the trip on the Black Horse Pike to Folsom. If you live in Hammonton, go there. Or if you’re on the way to the shore. stop by. (No I have no connection to this place. but the young people now running it deserve the business!)

UPDATE 9÷1÷15. CLOSED FOR BUSINESS
Used to eat breakfast here on Sundays quite a bit. The last few times were terrible… Especially the service. I’ll just keep on driving up the road to Peter’s Diner from now on.

This place is great the JR Home fries & the pancakes

We used to always call this place the Smiley Face Restaurant. Actually, we still do.
We had our breakfast here on the next-​to-​last day it was open for the season. They closed until the Spring on 9÷3÷12. It’s a shame it’s not open all year, as the motel next door is, because that’s a long lonely stretch of road out there in the off-​season.
They mostly have kids working there, but our service was just alright. You could tell they were probably (not) ready to get back to school. They congregated in the back more than they waited on people, but I’ve had way worse service, so I’m just going to see how it is next time. It did take a little bit for our orders, and they weren’t busy by this time of day.
I got scrambled eggs and plain home fries, and he got a pork roll, egg & cheese sandwich, with a side of plain home fries. The prices could’ve been cheaper, and I will say that this place acts like a «down-​the-​shore» place, regarding prices and how long they’re open for the year. I always found that strange. It’s not even anywhere near the shore.
The food was good and stuck with us (as opposed to greasy glop that upsets your stomach), and we’ll go back, but we don’t know when they open for the season. I guess we’ll just have to see if there are any cars out front.
I’d recommend it. We always look for «Old South Jersey» places like this to eat. There aren’t too many left, sad to say.

Everything is really good. The omelettes are especially tasty and the service is friendly. We stop here every year on our way to OCNJ for our family vacation. I hope we get to do it again in 2013! Also the house special home fries are a must-​try!

Sweet and homey restaurant that supports local farms & wineries. We were greeted with a smile that was followed up with a great breakfast and great service. If you are nearby, stop in. You won’t be disappointed.