This diner was made by the Fodero Diner company of Bloomfield, NJ, which was around from 1933 to 1981. This one was built c. 1954.
Fodero Diner factory site now
For pictures of the Hollywood Diner from 2008, visit here.
Diner Hunter
This diner was made by the Fodero Diner company of Bloomfield, NJ, which was around from 1933 to 1981. This one was built c. 1954.
Fodero Diner factory site now
For pictures of the Hollywood Diner from 2008, visit here.
Diner Hunter 
Spencer, I notice that your photos are sometimes dark. If you use photoshop, you can enhance shots like this using the “Shadows & Highlights” command.
Got food poisoning here on 11-28-09
The Dunking Donuts on Franklin St. in Bloomfield NJ has very similar stylings
Both are now poorly remodeled, unfortunately.
Had a very nice lunch here yesterday and enjoyed it–having been raised in NJ but living in NM for 30 years (where there are few diners, mostly Valentine’s).
My father Robert Maxwell used to run the Hollywood Diners for Mr Ruby Rosen. There was one in Dover, Milford, Concord Pike Wilmington, New Castle (gone now next to Hollywood hotel) Newark Main Street ,Selbyville. I even thing there may have been one in PA
We ate @ the Hollywood in July of 08 – loved their breakfast, great service. Liked it so much we ate there every day we were in town and introduced our daughter stationed at the AFB to the place. Living in Texas, returns are a bit on the hard-to-do side.
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