I absolutely ADORE American dinners. They are the French cafes of the American people. I often pick a stop on the road because of a dinner. Great photos, as always.
I love diners too. Always have. They are very common in New York, but until recently, had almost disappeared in Massachusetts. They are gradually coming back and I’m very glad. They are my favorite eateries 🙂 Especially the old ones.
Great photos. They captured the feeling of the place. I love cafe’s, especially the ones that have been around forever. They are rich in history. Thank you for showcasing this one.
You’re welcome. It’s a local landmark. I think it’s the biggest neon sign in the county and the oldest. It certainly is unique. I love the old wood booths with 101 years of carving and graffiti. The place is incredibly rich in ambiance. I wish the food was better, but at least it’s cheap 🙂
It’s a fun place to shoot. Harder than I thought it would be because the lighting is pretty dim, but I used my fastest lenses and hoped for the best. I shoot a lot so something is bound to come out 🙂
They are undergoing a revival here. A small one, but there are a few nicely restored old ones in the area. I like photographing more than eating there, though there’s one downtown that makes a GREAT and cheap breakfast.
No, but you aren’t missing much other than the architecture. The hotdogs may be famous, but they aren’t particularly good. They make a pretty good grilled cheese, though.
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I absolutely ADORE American dinners. They are the French cafes of the American people. I often pick a stop on the road because of a dinner. Great photos, as always.
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I love diners too. Always have. They are very common in New York, but until recently, had almost disappeared in Massachusetts. They are gradually coming back and I’m very glad. They are my favorite eateries 🙂 Especially the old ones.
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Great photos. They captured the feeling of the place. I love cafe’s, especially the ones that have been around forever. They are rich in history. Thank you for showcasing this one.
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You’re welcome. It’s a local landmark. I think it’s the biggest neon sign in the county and the oldest. It certainly is unique. I love the old wood booths with 101 years of carving and graffiti. The place is incredibly rich in ambiance. I wish the food was better, but at least it’s cheap 🙂
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Great photos. Love the gritty feel to them.
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The place was built in 1914 and is all original. It IS gritty 🙂
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And you really showed it so well.
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It’s a fun place to shoot. Harder than I thought it would be because the lighting is pretty dim, but I used my fastest lenses and hoped for the best. I shoot a lot so something is bound to come out 🙂
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I still love old diners. Fortunately, there are a few left.
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They are undergoing a revival here. A small one, but there are a few nicely restored old ones in the area. I like photographing more than eating there, though there’s one downtown that makes a GREAT and cheap breakfast.
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Very cool.
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🙂
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Your camera captures color and depth very well.
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Thank you. It’s also the angle and the light.
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I am hungry ! I doubt these joints would be serving veg hot dogs.
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No, but you aren’t missing much other than the architecture. The hotdogs may be famous, but they aren’t particularly good. They make a pretty good grilled cheese, though.
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Thanks!
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Thank you !
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My pleasure, have a great weekend
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