We hit this diner in early 2006, just before it moved to New York, where it was restored and reopened as the Elizaville Diner. It was built in 1956 by Kullman.
Siding additions to the vestibule obscure the stainless and a tin mansard roof disguises space-age eaves.
Turquoise and stainless
Canted corner and rounded glass
Join us for breakfast
Jefferson Golden Hour Mystery Clock
Flannel
Seeburg
“Atomic Bongo” stools
15 year old me with cream chipped beef.
Restored and on the cover of Diners of New York, by Mike Engle and Mario Monti
Diner Hunter 
Great before and after photos. I moved and restored the diner. You have a free meal waiting for you when you come see what it looks like now.
We ate at the Eatwell in Lebanon many, many times…I grew up here and I’m now 62…Miss it a lot because it was convenient to home but we still have 4 stainless diners within 5 miles of the front door and can still get french fries with gravy anytime…It looks good.
Sorry to have moved the diner away from you, but it was near being demolished. I saw what it could be once restored. At least now you know it is in great hands. It is situated above a large pond and the view is beautiful. If you ever can come up to see it restored, your meal is on me.
who owns the eatwell diner now/? the people that owned it here were greek i,m sure they were friends with andy vitis he had a store at 3rd and cumberland st.
It’s now operating in New York.