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[npor]

i almost forgot.

[Gemini]

So you took his advice and went huh? Was the burger as good as he claimed?

[Leung]

that looks like a cool place to go eat it, i like that retro look for diners.

[cp[mike]]

ah yes... delicious!!!!! i go to school up that way, right across the mid-hudson bridge. thx for the pic

[excalibur02]

ah yes... delicious!!!!! i go to school up that way, right across the mid-hudson bridge. thx for the pic

I feel like we went to this diner with eric aka mayberry once.. correct me if im wrong.

[npor]

So you took his advice and went huh? Was the burger as good as he claimed?

haha actually that picture was taken 2 or 3 years ago when i ate there


but i still ate there!

[Jonas]

that looks like a cool place to go eat it, i like that retro look for diners.

retro? thats original... and you cant go 10 feet in jersey without walking into one. lol

diners are great. behind the kitchen doors nobody speaks english. the owners are all greek and pissed off. the waitresses wish you were dead, but for some reason are best friends with the people at every other table around you.
i can walk to 3 diners from my house and i live in the burbs. never saw that one though.

[Leung]

i say retro because everything looks all modernized here in Cincy.

[Jaga]

Looks like a good place to grab a bite

[npor]

back in 2006

me, my mom, my bro. i think this was the day we visited CIA for the first time...we got aquainted with the campus, tommys (my brother) roommate..we had lunch with him and his family here, actually. ah man..time flies.

[FDAccord]

i say retro because everything looks all modernized here in Cincy.

Usually if they call it "Diner" it's modeled after that.

Diners came about when people would be working long hours, someone would be at the jobs, with food set up in their "vans", which were shaped like twinkies. They were mobile, and that's how that design came about. I can't get specific because I don't remember much from my culinary class in highschool. Not like you asked.. but just saying, a lot of places do that for a reason, not because of the area.