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Old Dec 2, 2007 | 1:47 pm
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Originally Posted by DanTravels
Growing-up fave: Mastori's in Bordentown, NJ (outside Trenton) is a "diner" that "just growed" and wound up huge. It's the only place I find myself wishing I were a snake with a jaw I could un-hinge to be able to take a proper bite of a burger.
Yeah, I grew up in New Jersey as well. A bit farther south than you so my diner visits included: Oaklyn Diner, Ponzio's, Country Club, Diamond, Olga's, Weber's and a few more I'm sure.

Ahhh diner food. $5.95 would get you a basket of homemade bread, soup (snapper soup was a common diner flavor), salad, entree (chicken croquettes, stuffed flounder and turkey dinner were my faves), choice of two side dishes from a list of about twenty items and dessert! Usually chocolate pudding or jell-o but there was also plentiful choices from the electrically-rotating dessert display case. Of course, a spoonful of those sugary mints by the cashier on the way out.
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