Delaware
201 N Dupont Hwy, New Castle, DE
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The first diner built by Phil DeRaffele after taking over the company from his father. Heavily renovated, retaining only its original proportions, but still features good diner-type food. Popular place.
Rt 13 & 404, Bridgeville, DE
Large, poorly maintained diner. Classic iconic diner styling. Closed in 2007.
Formerly the Newark Diner and then Jude's Diner. Remodeled by Cheeburger franchisee with boundless stupidity who didn't think an authentic 1950s O'Mahony Diner was quite 50's enough for his liking. Good cheeseburgers, though.
Rte. 113, Selbyville, DE
Originally known as Woody's Diner. Delaware's best-preserved diner features an unusual configuration (for a Silk City). Counter stretches only about three quarter length of the diner which accommodates four 6-person booths on the right end. Exterio ...
560 N Dual Hwy, Seaford, DE, 19973-1738
Originally one of the several Serro's Diners and located outside of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Moved to Delaware in the 1993, opened a year later.
The "new" Hollywood Diner is a big dope-slap at all of us who have worked so hard to spread the good word about the special place the diner has in our culture. (Photo by Ida Doolan) Some people will look at these two photos and wonder why we picke ...
