Jan's Diner was made by an unknown builder, although it looks a little like a Ward and Dickinson.
Sam's Steak Out is a modified Worcester Lunch Car with picture windows on the back wall of the diner.
Al's Diner suffered a fire a couple of years ago and sports a newly installed natural wood interior faithful to the original style of this Worcester.
Pat's Diner was formerly Ann's Diner, but the original Worcester panels have been covered with Texture 1-11 wood siding.
Chubby's Diner is a 1941 O'Mahony that was renovated by Ralph Musi, but that front entrance looks more like it came from a Home Depot.
Fish Tale Diner has shake shingles over its original Worcester exterior, but the interior is in close to original condition.
Agawam Diner is a stainless steel Fodero of the style more commonly seen closer to New Jersey.
28 Bar & Grill, a single ended Sterling Streamliner, was the lunch stop on the tour.
UPDATE: This diner has been moved to Granby, Connecticut.
Paradise
Diner (Worcester) is home of the "Boote Mill
Sandwich:"
a large bun filled with eggs, cheese, home fries, and your choice of
bacon,
ham, or sausage. Or, order a "Triple" and get all three!
Four Sisters Owl Diner is a Worcester
Semi-Streamliner with an excellent sign (right.)
RoadsideFans Extra Salem Diner is a single ended Sterling Streamliner.
RoadsideFans
Extra Capitol
Diner in Lynn, MA is likely
the
only Brill diner still
operating.
RoadsideFans Extra Riley's Diner (Sterling) is housing a balloon and floral shop.
UPDATE: This diner has moved to New Hampshire.
