#vintage diner
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Peppi’s Old Tyme Sandwich Shop is a housed inside a rare National diner from 1940, previously known as the Downtown Diner, Scotty’s Diner, and Charlie’s Diner. Huge shout-out to the owners for leaving everything perfectly, beautifully intact.
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The Lark Diner; Larksville, Pennsylvania
Built in 1950 by the Mountain View Diner Company of Singac, N.J.
“A Mountain View Diner will last a lifetime.”
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D’s Diner, Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania
Built in 1941 by the Jerry O'Mahony Diner Company of Elizabeth, New Jersey
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The corner booth is the best booth!
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Linbrook bowling alley and coffee shop; Anaheim, CA. Opened 1958.
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Larksville, PA, Quakertown, PA, and Hackensack, NJ
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I revisited the Palmer Diner last night, as seen in my first book, American Squares. Not much has changed. Speaking of…
Hello followers! Hello @staff! I wonder if anyone is out there? If so, hello. I believe my Instagram may have “broken up with me” so I thought I would revisit the world here. Nice to see you.
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i’ll take coffee and talk about nothing baby☕️
