White Manna, Fast food diner in Hackensack, United States.
White Manna is a small fast food restaurant in Hackensack housed in a compact rectangular building with counter seating throughout. Customers can watch their hamburgers being prepared on a stainless steel grill, with onions and cheese as standard toppings.
The restaurant opened in 1946 and began serving small hamburgers in Hackensack after the concept was first shown at the 1939 New York World's Fair. This connection to a major exhibition helped establish the place as a destination for burger enthusiasts.
The restaurant reflects a regional hamburger tradition that has drawn curious visitors from across the country for decades. Its simple counter-style service and straightforward cooking method capture the essence of how local diners have long operated in this area.
The restaurant operates as a counter-service establishment where customers order and eat at the bar, making it a quick and straightforward experience. For larger groups, it helps to arrange ahead of time to ensure adequate seating.
The restaurant prepares fresh beef patties daily and grills them together with diced onions on a dedicated griddle. This hands-on approach and the use of Martin's Potato Rolls sets the place apart from many other similar establishments.
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