Toms River Restaurant Guide

Great restaurant!!! My family has been eating here regularly for 10+ years. All their deli sandwiches are phenomenal and the breakfast platters are great as well. The wait staff is super friendly and the service is usually very fast. My kids absolutely love the train that runs around the restaurant.

Most disgusting place I have ever been to. Rust, mold and dirt every where. Surprised the board of health didn't shut it down yet!

My wife and I visited Wolfies during the week of Xmas '08. The food was superb, and the overhead train running is fantastic. My mother-in law who lives in Manchester Co. and is a regular customer, took us there. My....what a great place and food. I'm new fan from Texas

This place is phenomenal. I dont know what the negative reviews could possibly be referring to but it must be the wrong place. The food is incredable. Being from philly, i dont usually order a "philly cheesesteak" from anywhere else, but i decided to and it was awesome. Each of the three people i went with were just as pleased as i was. The only complaint was the salad bar, but that wasn't much of an issue. phenomenal, is the best word to describe this place.

the portions are huge and the food and service is phenomenal.....best CORNBEEF sandwiches other than going to New York and killer breakfasts.....

I have read the other reviews and I don't know what these people were looking for. Wolfies is nothing fancy and most people might be turned away. Their sandwiches are more than enough to satisfy. Their cole slaw is excellent and so are their pickles. I have eaten both breakfast and lunch there and really have no compaints.

Wonderful! Our favorite of the TR diners! Huge menue, great deals, great with kids - I suggest the hot pepper and cheese omlette.

I didn't put a star on Ambience, value, or experience solely because this "NY Deli" didn't warrant even a 1/2 star in any category. I went here hoping for something similar to a NY Deli sandwich, what I got was bordering on the surreal. A saturday evening after black friday and the 6 person staff is standing around bored to death watching the other to patrons eat there food. I sat anyway. Nice decor, but I couldn't figure what they were trying for, a deli... a diner... a restaurant?!?! Neither was working. Good looking food spread all over the place under sneeze gaurd's, I can only guess how long the stuff had been sitting out untouched; Likely days. My partner and I ordered a hot pastrami, and a roast beef "Deli sandwich". Wolfies logo is, "Where a sandwich is more than just a sandwich... its a meal". At $7.50 each I didn't expect much, what I got was alot less. Four thin slices of Pastrami on rye, with putrid,cole slaw and a limp pickle. I was offered 'fries' but declined for the traditional chips. I was given a choice of bagged Dorito's and Wise salt and vinegar. Huh? Bsg chips, no Deli chip's??? "Sorry Sir". Lucky me, I found I would have been charged extra for either that or the fries I didn't ask for. To my partner, "Would you like anything on your Roast Beef?" Luckily not as the gravy for her four thin slices would've costed another dollar. I was truly speechless, thought I did eventually find my voice and asked for a manager. No such thing. No big deal, I'll eat this snack and get something over at Papa Johns. I did ask for the owners name so that I could call later. I was then offered to talk to the owner, Susan on the phone. I was kindly informed about how wrong I was, and that if had spent $4 more dollars I would have got a huge sandwich, and that Katz' and the Carnegie Deli charge alot more. After a 5 minute conversation, they couldn't grasp that a very dissatisfied customer was feeling scammed. I didn't want a refund or a real sandwich, just maybe an apology, even an insincere one. Even the staff couldn't be bothered acting concerned. I tipped but not much. It's not their fault, I'm sure they're just assuming the attitude instilled by the owners. I actually apologized to them for the trouble of my displeasure. I'm that kind of guy. I can't see how they're in business unless it's a front for something else. So if you want to drop $20+ on whats at best a small, though tasty appetizer for 2, feel free. The Town and Country diner west on 37 will give you a good meal of similar or better quality at half the cost.

My wife and son order Hot Turkey DINNERS They use the cheapest deli meat no real turkey with the saltiest cheap gray you can buy. carrots were days old, no ice on sald bar. Girl at register for check out said How was everything I responded not very good, she looked at me and said nothing.I thought they were joking until I tried it. It was so bad you could not eat it. Yes I paid full price for everything.