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