Decatur Street, New Orleans, LA. Signage is very similar to what Little Tavern was using in the late 1920s.
Morin’s Castle Hamburgers – New Orleans, LA
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Category Archives: Diners/ restaurants
The Diner at Tannersville
The diner at Tannersville was unfortunately closed when these pictures were taken. It’s nicely preserved and a rare model. It’s located in Tannersville, PA.
Night Neon
The 5th Street Diner, Temple PA. Replaced a Silk City
Roussel’s Restaurant
Roussel’s was also located in LaPlace, LA. It originally sported a much flashier neon.
Airline Motors Restaurant
The Airline Motors Restaurant opened in 1939 in LaPlace, LA. These photos were taken by my father, Michael G. Stewart, in the late ’70s/early ’80s timeframe.
Pickin’ Chicken- Florida
Taken by my grandfather in the mid 1950s. Great design- truly a building-as-a-sign. Check out the Riviera Cabana Club in the background. This may have been on 22nd St in Miami Beach, Florida.
Happy Dayz Grill – Shoemakersville, PA
I don’t know what this was before, but it’s had the retro-diner treatment. Full mirror finish stainless and neon.
Frank’s Diner at night
Frank’s Diner is a Kullman Princess, originally from Carney’s Point, New Jersey, where it was known as the Olympia Diner. It’s original foundation and kitchen are still there as of last I checked. Frank’s is located in Jessup, Maryland and as you can see, looks great.
Bob’s Diner – Bainbridge, New York
Bob’s in Bainbridge, NY was a homebuilt dating to 1935, following the design and proportions of factory build models but wider. It’s been remodeled several times and the original barrel roof shape is no longer recognizable.
Raspberries Cafe and Creamery – Utica, New York
Raspberries was formerly known as the Hartford Queen Diner. Built by Paramount, the diner was originally owned by Gus Palas and Dino and Vince Chryssovergis, and opened in December of 1978 at a cost of $350,000.
4784 Commercial Drive
New Hartford, NY
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