Hansel 'n Griddle

On November 25th at 1:30 p.m., I visited Hansel n' Griddle on Easton Avenue in New Brunswick and ordered their Mushroom Swiss Burger, which came to a total of $15.75. The location doesn’t have its own designated parking, but there is plenty of street parking available along Easton Avenue and the surrounding blocks, making it fairly easy to access. Inside, the space was clean, with a relaxed and comfortable ambiance typical of a popular college-area eatery. I placed my order at the counter, and the service was quick as my food arrived within 5–10 minutes. There were around eight other customers during my visit, mostly Rutgers students grabbing food to go. Hanzel and Griddle’s menu is broad, offering a range of wraps, sandwiches, omelets, and other casual staples. My Mushroom Swiss Burger was satisfying, with well-cooked mushrooms and a good balance of flavors between the Swiss cheese and the burger. Overall, the experience was convenient, efficient, and enjoyable, making it a solid spot for a quick, freshly prepared meal near campus.

I visited Hansel ’n Griddle in New Brunswick yesterday around 5:00 PM for an early dinner. Parking in the area can be tricky, but it’s an easy walk from campus. This location feels like a modern take on an older diner, bright, casual, and fast-paced, with a kiosk system where you order digitally and pick up your food at the counter. There’s no table service, but the staff behind the counter were efficient and moved orders quickly. I ordered pancakes and fries, and both came out in about 10 minutes. The portions were generous, especially for the price. The pancakes were fluffy and lightly sweet, and the fries were hot, crispy, and well-seasoned. The atmosphere was relaxed but busy, and the setup makes it great for students who want quick comfort food. I’d definitely recommend the pancakes.

Nice Atmosphere, very quiet. Food (I didn't have too much, being largely a sandwich and a freshly baked brownie, as well as a soda) yet it was all around pretty solid and very tasty. The ambience of the establishment was very nice, not loud and in fact really quiet, which could be attributed to the time in which I arrived and the fact that it’s fairly out of the way. The server was more than accommodating to me and was very kind and patient as well. I honestly don’t have much bad to complain about the place, so I'd give it an A overall. Would recommend as a place to eat if you have the cash to spend

Wanted to try something new and close by so I went to Hansel n Griddle. I ordered the BBQ Bacon Chicken crisp which was really good. Also got the Cookie Monster shake and fried oreos which were good as well. The atmosphere was okay but the seating options were vast and gave you the options of booths, tables, or outdoor seating. Will definitely be coming back soon

Wanted to try something new and came here. It had vegetarian options and I ordered their grilled portabella sandwich. It was great, served hot and fresh and very flavorful. I’m glad they had indoor seating. Also had free pickles which was a nice touch. Bring cash since they charge a cc fee. Would reccomend!

I visited the Hansel n Griddle on Easton Ave on November 25th around 3:00 pm, and I got their Popcorn Chicken Buffalo Wrap which came to be about $13.71. As a Rutgers student, I really love their location since it is conveniently close to College Ave, making it super easy to walk over and grab something before or after class. The Popcorn Chicken Buffalo Wrap tasted amazing, crispy, flavorful, and the perfect level of buffalo spice, so I honestly had no complaints. The service was great as well. Even though there were a few other customers inside, the cashier greeted me right away and took my order quickly. My food was ready in about 10 minutes, and one of the staff members even brought it directly to my table, which I really appreciated. The inside of the restaurant was clean, warm, and had the usual busy and friendly Rutgers atmosphere. It felt comfortable enough to sit and eat without feeling rushed. For anyone with dietary preferences, they offer options like whole wheat wraps or grilled chicken instead of fried. They also accept RU Express, which makes it convenient for students. Overall, I had a really positive experience and would easily recommend the Popcorn Buffalo Wrap to anyone looking for something filling and flavorful. In general, Hansel n Griddle is a great spot to check out!

I visited Hansel ‘n Griddle on Easton Ave today and tried the Bacon Chicken Crisp. The portion size was generous, and the sandwich was hot and freshly made. The chicken was crispy and tender, and the bacon added a nice salty crunch. The flavors were balanced, and it didn’t feel overly greasy. The staff was friendly and the service was quick, even during a busy time. The price was reasonable for the size of the meal. The atmosphere is casual, and it’s a convenient spot for a quick bite near Rutgers. I would definitely come back to try other items, especially their quesadillas. Overall, a solid late-night or everyday student meal option.

I went to Hansel n Griddle today at around 3:00 in the afternoon, and i would say I recommend the diner for anyone looking for a quick bite to eat. I ordered a steak and egg breakfast burrito and it was very affordable and was very good as well. The food was made, prepared and served to me very quickly, in about 5 minutes or less I would say. Although Hansel n Gridle doesn't have a traditional diner-like aesthetic the interior is very nicely designed and creates a nice eating atmosphere. It has a menu with a very wide variety of options for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and it is open from 9am to midnight, so it is a very convenient spot if you need a place to eat at some point in the day.