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Munson Diner
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The Munson Diner is a Kullman from 1945. At one time, there were five or six Munson Diners in New York City, owned by the same family. In 2004, the property on which the diner stands was sold and the diner was threatened with demolition. Luckily, in 2005, it found a buyer and was moved to Liberty for about $250,000. The diner officially reopened in 2007 (bottom photos). For more, see these websites: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6.
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Quintessence Diner
Albany, NY |
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The Quintessence Diner is a Fodero from 1948. It has been closed since 2004. New owners painted the diner's trim black (bottom photos) in 2008 and there were plans to reopen. However, as of mid-2009, it remains closed. For more, see this website.
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Coffee Crossing
North Tonawanda, NY |
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Coffee Crossing is an O'Mahony from the 1920s. It was previously known as the 412 Diner, the Homestyle Eatery, Guge's Diners and many other names. For more, see these websites: 1 and 2.
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Chez Sophie Bistro (now Bloomers)
Malta Ridge, NY |
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This Fodero diner from 1954 was originally known as the "Malta Ridge Diner". It was completely restored in the 1995 when the Chez Sophie Bistro moved in. In 2005, the owners moved to a new location and the diner was put up for sale. In 2006, it was announced that "Bloomers", an upscale fusion restaurant, is moving in. For more, see these websites: 1, 2, 3, and 4.
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Trattoria Vivolo
Harrison, NY |
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Trattoria Vivolo is a 1950s DeRaffele that was adapted in 2001 for use as an Italian restaurant. There is an addition in back which expands the restaurant. It was previously known as the Silver Spoon Cafe. The interior photo was shot through the blinds when the restaurant was closed.
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Doc's Little Gem Diner
Syracuse, NY |
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Doc's Little Gem Diner is a 1955 Fodero. It was known as Hank McCall's Little Gem until Mario bought it in 1982. For more, see these websites: 1 and 2.
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Chief Diner
Martindale, NY |
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The Chief Diner is a Silk City (#5087) from 1958. Unfortunately, the neon has been removed from the original sign and there is some rusting. For more, see this website.
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Mineola Diner
Mineola, NY |
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The Mineola Diner is a Mountain View (#236) from 1946.
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Kiss the Chef occupies a Silk City from the 1940s. It has been here since 1950.
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Spicy's Bar-B-Que
Riverhead, NY |
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Spicy's Bar-B-Que is a Kullman diner from the 1950s. The same owners also operate a Spicy's location in a McDonald's style building in Bellport, NY. For more, see this website.
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Cutchogue Diner
Cutchogue, NY |
Gracie Rachel's Diner
Polkville, NY |
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The Cutchogue Diner was built in 1940 by Kullman. For more, see this website.
Gracie Rachel's Diner is a Kullman from 1963. It was previously known as the Midway II Diner.
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Elizaville Diner
Elizaville, NY |
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The Elizaville Diner is a Kullman from 1956. It was originally known as the Eat Well Diner when it was located in Lebanon, PA. It was restored and installed here in 2006. For more, see these websites: 1, 2, and 3.
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Selena & Nick's Diner
Tannersville, NY |
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Selena & Nick's Diner is a Kullman from the late 1950s.
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former Royal Diner [closed]
Wurtsboro, NY |
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The former Royal Diner is a Silk City from around 1946. It was remodeled by Erfed in 1963 and has been closed for many years.
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