And if that din_r happens to be within _ie_ of the _udson, all the better.
This diner doesn’t appear to exist any more, and isn’t that a shame? This photo from 1990 shows what is almost the romantic ideal of New York diners: A shabby little place with a broken sign that despite all appearances could easily contain the best burger you’ve ever tasted. Brooklyn Diner is more of a typical waiting list and maitre d’ Manhattan restaurant with a diner theme than anything truly historic, but the ambience and look are too perfect to pass up. Unlike the previous two entries on this list, Brooklyn Diner has two locations but neither is in Brooklyn. Discover short videos related to rtz66 on TikTok. It’s up to you whether this diner is more architecturally interesting than the tiny ’20s dining car or not.
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The exterior was chromed over and given a new sign, while the interior came to house a live lobster tank and a full bar. Specialties: Breakfast, Brunch, Lunch, Dinner 24 hours a day. Kellogg’s claims to have been around in one form or another in Williamsburg since 1928, and it was the source of some scandal when the building was renovated in 2008. Kellogg’s Diner is another Williamsburg destination, with a history that’s more or less the opposite of the Broadway Diner. And the architecture is a time capsule without a doubt, even if the kale salads they serve inside might not be historically accurate. If opening a new restaurant in a 1920s dining car rings false to some of you, consider that even 1998 is ancient history by Williamsburg standards. Williamsburg’s Broadway Diner actually opened in 1998, but as you can see, it was opened in a Kullman car from the 1920s, effectively transplanting a historic little building right down in Brooklyn.
Now, the spot is open 24 hours and serving classic, greasy diner food, and the neighborhood is happy for it. Formerly a hangout spot for Sinatra, the Market Diner’s zig-zag roof was a sight to see even during its lowest days, as in the photo above. Finally went to a different store and now getting the proper credits, but lost several months worth of a $10 per-line discount.The Market Diner is now open again, but it is perhaps most famous for being an intriguing and sad Hell’s Kitchen landmark kept behind chain-link fence for a number of years. All the information was given to the rep at the store and several months passes w/o ever getting the discounts. I was eligible for the AT&T Signature Program thru my employer. After several trips back to the store the only solution was to add the correct number resulting in astronomically high first two bills until the unneeded incorrect line was dropped.Īfter that, one of the lines was a BYOD line and according to the promotion and sales pitch I was going to get a $250 pre-paid Visa Card - NEVER HAPPENED. The diner’s redesign, a 10-week project, began in September.
A new executive chef, a modernized menu, and a redesigned interior and exterior highlight the reopening of the Tick Tock Diner, the nationally acclaimed eatery located at 281 Allwood Road (and Route 3 West), Clifton.
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The rep at the store was more interested in signing me up for ATT TV which I didn't want but he insisted I signup and cancel after the free trial.įirst problem was he ported out the incorrect phone number for one of the lines. Remodeled exterior features new neon lights and a parapet wall. Over the summer I opted out from my current provider and ported over 4 phone lines and 1 watch line.
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