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This diner in Western New York has only been open for a few months, yet its still considered to be one of Cheektowagas best-kept secrets.
Cruisers Diner opens every day, Monday – Sunday, at 5:30 am, and one of the biggest reasons for this is to give our hard-working construction crews a place to go for breakfast.
The diner may be open under a new name, but there are parts that remain as tribute to what the building once was, including bits and pieces from the original Franks Drive-In, a table dedicated to Frank and his wife Marian, and a street sign to honor the previous owners of the building.
One of the top selling items on the menu is the Famous Helicopter Sandwich, the original sandwich from Franks Drive-In. This sandwich is topped with thick-cut fried bologna, with sautéed onions and peppers, cheese, bacon, lettuce, tomato, and mayo on a toasted seeded roll.
If you dont eat meat, do not worry there are plenty of vegetarian options and the restaurant even offers gluten-free pancakes.
I opted for their homemade swirl cinnamon bun during my first visit.
You can take a video tour below of Cheektowagas newest diner.
You can see that the diner has a 50s-60s vibe to it to match its old-school car theme.
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Dining Dayes is a new online segment via TikTok, featuring a different diner in Western New York every other week. If you have any ideas on the next diner destination, feel free to reach out to Kadie Daye directly.
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