The menu boasts omelettes, a “Blob” burger, seafood, steaks and chops in addition to daily specials and senior and children’s menus. 3rd St., Oxford (610) 932-2653.įun fact: Downingtown Diner was used as part of the set in the 1957 horror film The Blob! Though the original Downingtown Diner was relocated to Hollywood, another retro style diner took its place, and this 24-hour eatery keeps the locals well-fed.

The minimalist menu offers breakfast, lunch and dinner, including some unexpected stuff, like Kunzler ham steak sandwiches and fries with Old Bay. Inside, it’s all light pinks and greens, with old time-y jukeboxes at each table, which sadly don’t work, but they are still fun to flip through. It was closed for awhile in the 1980s and early ’90s until Tom Greenfield restored and reopened the Miss Oxford in 1994. The “Silk City”-style diner was built in 1953 by the Patterson Vehicle Company and placed on the site in 1954. #diner #diners #oxfordpa #pancakes #1950sĪ post shared by Fun Around Philly on at 3:09pm PDTĪt the edge of town in Oxford, PA, you’ll find Miss Oxford Diner, a 1950’s diner that seemingly hasn’t changed a bit since the day it opened (in a good way, of course). The Miss Oxford Diner has pancakes as big as the plates and a definite 1950s vibe. The menu sports all of the diner favorites, but why not try the Gliderburger with bacon, cheese and tomato, Glider fries with cheese and gravy, and an extra-thick milkshake, like people have been doing for 75 years. To this day, Glider Diner retains so much of its mid-century charm, with its chrome details, neon signage, red booths and worn-in bar stools. In 1952, they replaced the original wooden building with a dining car, and by the ’60s were so busy they built an expansion in 1964, and called it the Fireside Lounge. In Scranton, Glider Diner‘s legacy goes back to 1945, when two military vets, Chappy LeStrange (come on, that is the best name ever!) and Gene Cosgrove, Sr. #Scranton #nighttime #nightlywalk #pennsylvania #gliderdiner #50sish #decade #photographerinthemaking #photography #beautiful #walk #chilly #chillynightĪ post shared by ⚓️Alexa Hope Redner⚓️ on at 12:31am PDT Locals know: Don’t leave without a slice of homemade pie.

Familiar sandwiches, salads and “diner delights” rule the lunch and dinner menu, with tacos, quesadillas, Italian-American dishes and plentiful vegetarian options to round it out. Breakfast is available all day, including classics (creamed chipped beef, buttermilk pancakes, etc.), as well as house specialties, like the Loco Moco, a Hawaiian-style breakfast of two eggs scrambled or fried with hamburger patty over rice and topped with homemade gravy. The pink-and-teal-tiled bar and chrome bar stools are diner perfection, and the rest of the interior is incredibly well preserved. It was established in 1956 by The Mountain View Diner Company, and is currently owned by Maria Pagelos Wall and Agisilaos “Aggie” Pagelos. The Village Diner in Milford is one of the few stainless-steel diners left in the U.S., and it’s been around for quite awhile. 🎼🎼Shine bright like a diamond🎼 Are you singing it yet….i am! Shoutout for this gorgeous picture of our diner! #neon #neonsign #diner #vintage #vintagediner #retro #roadside #americanroadside #roadtrip #milfordpaĪ post shared by Village Diner Milford,Pa on at 8:14am PST

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