STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. \u2014 Forget diet resolutions, and in 2026 instead resolve to get out and enjoy the delicious, multi-faceted and diverse culinary experiences that Staten Island restaurants have to offer.<\/p>\n
To help you on that quest, we\u2019re doing a five-day countdown of Staten Island food and dining expert Pamela Silvestri\u2019s picks for some of the borough\u2019s best. <\/p>\n
>> Read the full Staten Island\u2019s best restaurants guide from Pamela Silvestri >> <\/a><\/p>\n Today, day three, dig into the best diners and late night options. <\/p>\n Best Diners<\/p>\n Andrew\u2019s Diner \u2013 4160 Hylan Blvd., Great Kills | 718\u2011948\u20118544 | andrewsdiner.com<\/a> \u2014 Classic diner serving hearty breakfasts, burgers, and Greek food in a family-friendly atmosphere. Everything is made from scratch including bread.<\/p>\n Oakwood Diner \u2013 3161 Amboy Rd., Oakwood | 718\u2011668\u20111570 \u2014 Neighborhood staple for all-day breakfast, sandwiches, the traditional diner fare and elaborate dinner specials.<\/p>\n Island Coffee Shop \u2013 407 Manor Rd., Castleton Corners | 718\u2011720\u20115606 \u2014 A perfect New York City coffee shop serving generous portions with a staff that knows everyone\u2019s name\u2014or makes you feel like family from the moment you walk in.<\/p>\n Best Late-Night<\/p>\n Guac Time Mexican Grill \u2013 961 Jewett Ave., Meiers Corners | 718\u2011290\u20119631 | guactimeusa.com<\/a> \u2014 Quick-service Tex-Mex spot with a salubrious bent serving tacos, burritos, and bowls\u2014fresh, flavorful, and a step above the usual fast-food rivals.<\/p>\n Boots \u2013 120 Bay St., St. George | 347\u2011466\u20110167 \u2014 A new and lively spot for booze and hot dogs with a late-night crowd and casual vibe; open Thursday through Sunday nights after 8:30 p.m.<\/p>\n