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* Whoever had the original idea of tracking down an old diner, no one remembers. But they have fond memories of traipsing all over creation together in the late 90s in search of one, until finding the perfect 1952 model in Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania in 1999. | * Whoever had the original idea of tracking down an old diner, no one remembers. But they have fond memories of traipsing all over creation together in the late 90s in search of one, until finding the perfect 1952 model in Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania in 1999. | ||
* As a locally owned business, Trolley Car Diner aims to purchase ingredients from local merchants. From aromatic LaColumbe Coffee to chewy Le Bus Breads to creamy Nelson’s Ice Cream, our menu is chock-full of local treasures, including lip-smacking produce from a farm in Lancaster County and even right from our owners’ garden. | * As a locally owned business, Trolley Car Diner aims to purchase ingredients from local merchants. From aromatic LaColumbe Coffee to chewy Le Bus Breads to creamy Nelson’s Ice Cream, our menu is chock-full of local treasures, including lip-smacking produce from a farm in Lancaster County and even right from our owners’ garden. | ||
See Also: Trolley Car Cafe | |||
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[[Category:Where-Chestnut_Hill]] | [[Category:Where-Chestnut_Hill]] | ||
Revision as of 23:36, 14 July 2016
- Ken and Judy Weinstein, and former partners, Bob & Nancy Elfant, always knew they wanted to open a family-friendly diner. But never knew they’d have to mount it on a truck and drive it 100 miles!
- Whoever had the original idea of tracking down an old diner, no one remembers. But they have fond memories of traipsing all over creation together in the late 90s in search of one, until finding the perfect 1952 model in Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania in 1999.
- As a locally owned business, Trolley Car Diner aims to purchase ingredients from local merchants. From aromatic LaColumbe Coffee to chewy Le Bus Breads to creamy Nelson’s Ice Cream, our menu is chock-full of local treasures, including lip-smacking produce from a farm in Lancaster County and even right from our owners’ garden.
See Also: Trolley Car Cafe