I have yet to eat at a diner, I just don’t know where to start. This one looks inviting.
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This one is fancy and more expens Iive – but the food is fine. It all depends upon what you want. Do you want a “real” diner, somewhere the leftover NYers go or something that has the flavor, but is nicer.
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As a beginner I’m willing to try both – lead the way and I’ll follow 😉
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Traditional: Hector’s Cafe and Diner (at the southern end of the High Line), Rail Line Diner 23rd street, Skylight Diner 34th Street.
Nicer: Empire Diner 10th Ave, Brooklyn Diner 57th.
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Well noted, thanxx! Will start our education soon and report!
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