Royal Diner

312  9th St.   -   Ocean City, NJ

This diner was mentioned incidentally in a news item dated May 1954.

West Rochester Diner

Route 33 -  Two Miles West of Rochester  -  Rochester, NY

5 minute ride out Buffalo Road, opposite Dolomite

In 1939 West Rochester Diner was advertised as "The Most Elaborate Diner in New York State". They toned it down a little for another ad as "Rochester's only Super-Diner".  An ad from early 1940 reads, "Wait until you see the inside, modern and spic and span as the newest equipment can make it, plus a pledge to serve best foods in the best taste, economically and quickly. Bring the family. All Our Vegetables and Fruits are Birdseye Process Foods." You could get a Sunday dinner for 65 cents (children 1/2 price). Proprietor was Edward Dauphine, Chef was Ad Voyer

Mayfair Diner

100 W. Market Street   -   Elmira, NY

18 x 65 foot car made by Kullman Company. Moved from Elmira in the early 1960s to Vestal (just west of Binghamton). Acquired by the owner of The Common Man restaurant chain in 2001. Fate unclear.

The Black & White Coffee Shop

Anchorage, AK

Busse's Park Grill

226 Elizabeth Avenue   -   Newark, NJ   -   Bigelow 2-8874

Management - Henry Busse

Caesar's Wind Gap Diner

Route 12 and 115   -   Wind Gap, PA

Joseph Caesar opened his first diner in 1938; there would eventually be two Caesar Diners in Wind Gap. In the early 1990s this diner was sold to make way for a Wendy's restaurant. The diner was to be removed to another location, possibly for refurbishment and a new life?

Naples Diner

Naples, NY

Haymond's Diner

Route 33 and 25   -   Robbinsville, NJ

Kless Diner

Junction of Morris and Milburn Avenues   -   Springfield, NJ

Newington Diner

4 Cedar St.   -   Newington, CT

Another  "diner diner". The airplane in the clouds is a weird extra touch.

Five Cent Coffee

 

We love our coffee.

Mari-Nay Diner & Bakery

 

Jim & Bill's Modern Mari-Nay Diner

Located 5 miles from Philadelphia in the heart of the Main Line District on the Lincoln Hwy. US Rte 30 near the King of Prussia interchange of the Pennsylvania Super Highway.

Mari-Nay Diner & Bakery   -   Lancaster Pike & Norwood Ave.   -   Rosemont, PA

I don't know enough about PA's roads to say if these diners are one and the same location. The illustrations certainly look like different diner cars. The top illustration bears some of the hallmarks of a Kullman car circa 1950 which are missing from the bottom illustration, namely, the "fluted" red porcelain with stainless steel trim  and the floor to ceiling glass blocks at the corners and near the entry.