Luxury Diner is housed in an old trolley car, and the interior is tiny. With just a few tables and food that attracts rave reviews, there's often a wait to be served – but it's worth it for the joint's wonderful club sandwiches, fluffy pancakes, and friendly service. It’s known for its breakfasts and burgers, but the more substantial lunchtime plates, with choices like chicken-fried steak and corned beef hash, are also great.

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