Diners and its customers.

[BlakeJones]

Originally Posted by vision33r

Diners will mostly be gone in another 10-15 years here, many have already disappeared because of higher cost of doing business here. Can't compete with franchise casual diners and Yelps is killing businesses too. Yelps may help businesses but it can also hurt if a good diner gets a bad unfair review it can hurt business.

The ones that survive own the land / property. Like the Goodfellas Diner in Maspeth or that Greek Diner on 42nd street in midtown

[funcrusher3000]

Originally Posted by iammax

Mirage is decent. Haven't been to the other two.
Three star on avenue U is where I usually choose when I visit the relatives in Midwood. The lunch specials there are ****ing enormous, for like 13$ lol.

I miss Del Rio

I used to live just two blocks from Del Rio, definitely will miss them. I gotta say though, that the last few years they were open they were pretty empty most days (excluding Sunday mornings). That part of Gravesend/BHurst has definitely changed a lot over the last decade.

[eureka1]

The place i was trying to think of is the D&D Diner on Ft Hamilton. Excellent!

[7165red]

When I lived in NJ we loved diners. Now I live in Syracuse and can't find one.

[BlakeJones]

Originally Posted by 7165red

When I lived in NJ we loved diners. Now I live in Syracuse and can't find one.

https://www.google.com/maps/search/d....160059,12.75z