
On a quick trip to Ottawa, my friend Peggi and I found a cute diner for lunch.

We were drawn in by the neon sign.

The place had about 12 booths and looked pretty authentic.

No menus. Two specials: Beef quesadillas or soup and sandwich of the day. Oh, and all day breakfast. Till 3:00 p.m. anyhow (almost all-day!)

So we both went for the chicken salad sandwich with cauliflower-leek soup and coffee for $4.99.

And we split dessert: an apple blossom and ice cream. Delicious!

I looked around and wondered where the Ladies' Room was...

...the waitress said,"Through those doors and around the bowling alley."

Bowling Alley? Sure enough, the diner was in front of a bowling alley and was the snack bar for the place.

My inner Dude (think Big Lebowski) wanted to play a few ends but we'll have to save that for next visit.
5 comments:
Looks like you got your Fil...
I have actually BEEN here, and I have been hardly anywhere in Ottawa. I remember the trek to the ladies' room!
Looks like great fun!!!! By the way, I adore your blog banner and avatar...that caught my eye on another blog.
Many purrs from a fellow cat lady :)~~
OK, it don't look like a diner from the outside, it do look like a diner from the inside, but the food doesn't look or sound like a diner. What's the story? Maybe Dolly-girl needs to check it out...
I LOVE the red, black & white shot of the seats and the floor tiles. And all that shiny chrome.
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