diners, drive ins and dives
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RE: diners, drive ins and dives
ORIGINAL: Ugly Troll
Ok, kinda depends on what sort of food you're looking for, but here's a couple in western Mass...........on rt 2 (The Mohawk Trail) in Shelburne, about 6 miles west of Greenfield is a place called "Mohawk Diner" it's on the left in the "Arrowhead Shops" and is excellent for breakfast and lunch.....open early, closes at 2 pm. Excellent food decent prices, friendly staff. Mike owns the place and he likes to visit with people.........usually very busy on the week ends though.
Ok, kinda depends on what sort of food you're looking for, but here's a couple in western Mass...........on rt 2 (The Mohawk Trail) in Shelburne, about 6 miles west of Greenfield is a place called "Mohawk Diner" it's on the left in the "Arrowhead Shops" and is excellent for breakfast and lunch.....open early, closes at 2 pm. Excellent food decent prices, friendly staff. Mike owns the place and he likes to visit with people.........usually very busy on the week ends though.
That place I must stop at.
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04-03-2008, 09:32 AM
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RE: diners, drive ins and dives
I like the West Taghkanic Diner just off the Taconic Parkway at Route 82 in Ancram NY. They have the coolest neon sign and the food is pretty good, too. http://www.taghkanicdiner.com/
Collin's Diner in Canaan CT is a good one, too, particularly if you really like stepping back in time. It feels like nothing has changed there since 1950. http://www.collinsdiner.com/
Collin's Diner in Canaan CT is a good one, too, particularly if you really like stepping back in time. It feels like nothing has changed there since 1950. http://www.collinsdiner.com/
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04-03-2008, 11:37 AM
RE: diners, drive ins and dives
ORIGINAL: OhioSkully
Be careful giving him a website if he wants that info he can find it himself.
We are all just trying to be helpful. Hope you find a place to eat and you may want to be a little nicer to them or they may spit in your food.
Be careful giving him a website if he wants that info he can find it himself.
We are all just trying to be helpful. Hope you find a place to eat and you may want to be a little nicer to them or they may spit in your food.
Ohio, If you call her a him too may times she might go out there and womp on your ***.
Must be why she is Scrappy. LOL
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04-03-2008, 08:30 PM
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RE: diners, drive ins and dives
ORIGINAL: scrappy883r
That place I must stop at.
ORIGINAL: Ugly Troll
Ok, kinda depends on what sort of food you're looking for, but here's a couple in western Mass...........on rt 2 (The Mohawk Trail) in Shelburne, about 6 miles west of Greenfield is a place called "Mohawk Diner" it's on the left in the "Arrowhead Shops" and is excellent for breakfast and lunch.....open early, closes at 2 pm. Excellent food decent prices, friendly staff. Mike owns the place and he likes to visit with people.........usually very busy on the week ends though.
Ok, kinda depends on what sort of food you're looking for, but here's a couple in western Mass...........on rt 2 (The Mohawk Trail) in Shelburne, about 6 miles west of Greenfield is a place called "Mohawk Diner" it's on the left in the "Arrowhead Shops" and is excellent for breakfast and lunch.....open early, closes at 2 pm. Excellent food decent prices, friendly staff. Mike owns the place and he likes to visit with people.........usually very busy on the week ends though.
That place I must stop at.
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