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Old 11-03-2009, 03:23 PM
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Diners are such a Northeastern thing, it's great. It was a part of our teenage culture, growing up. NJ is definitely the diner capital ... way ahead of Long Island.

Saddle Brook Diner is really, really good (but is too "nice"...doesn't have that classic diner feel).

Brownstone Diner in downtown Jersey City is also great, but is too "nice" inside.

The Cranford Diner in Cranford (across from train station) is good, and has that classic diner feel.
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Diners are such a Northeastern thing, it's great. It was a part of our teenage culture, growing up. NJ is definitely the diner capital ... way ahead of Long Island.

Saddle Brook Diner is really, really good (but is too "nice"...doesn't have that classic diner feel).

Brownstone Diner in downtown Jersey City is also great, but is too "nice" inside.

The Cranford Diner in Cranford (across from train station) is good, and has that classic diner feel.
I had many shakes and burgers at the Cranford Diner ( many MANY moons ago).

The Cranford Hotel however used to have GREAT burgers. Do they still?

Anyone familiar with the Lynwood Inn in Linden? I know I know it's not a diner but I remember many years ago they had super gigantic sandwiches.

Gettin old........er haha
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I heard now that the Tom Sawyer (Paramus by entrance to PP on Ridgewood Ave.)was rebuilt and reopened it is now a more upscale diner. Heard the food is great there!
Oh! How I miss the diners!
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