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camp guy 11-30-2014 06:15 PM
Wolfeborough Diner
 
Does anyone know what is the story with the Wolfeborough Diner.? It has been closed for the past couple of weeks, and no signs to explain the reason.

Patiently Watching 12-01-2014 04:49 AM
It is my understanding that they are closed for the winter.... Pretty sure they did this last year too.

secondcurve 12-01-2014 06:55 AM
That makes sense. But it is interesting that they didn't bother to put a "see you in the spring" sign up.

upthesaukee 12-01-2014 06:33 PM
The sign in the window to the left of the door says thanks for a great season and see you in April. Saw it this morning. Sign in the door itself just says closed.

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Winter Harbor Native 12-12-2014 02:30 PM
Little Diner
 
Hey Rusty, if you go way back friend of mine asked me what ever happened
to the "Little Diner" which was located where Paul Hatch built his theater.

Was there 2 diners in town at the time. going back to late 40's.
I know Arlene Bean was a waitress or her family owned it?

tis 12-12-2014 04:42 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Winter Harbor Native (Post 237483)
Hey Rusty, if you go way back friend of mine asked me what ever happened
to the "Little Diner" which was located where Paul Hatch built his theater.

Was there 2 diners in town at the time. going back to late 40's.
I know Arlene Bean was a waitress or her family owned it?
There is a discussion on Facebook in the wolfeboro group about the diners WHN.

I remember that restaurant and the one right across from where the Irving station is now. Wasn't the one you are talking about Blondie's?? and wasn't the other one White's? Or was that what is now the Wolf. diner?

barefootbay 12-12-2014 05:38 PM
How about the bubble ?

upthesaukee 12-12-2014 07:27 PM
Whites is where the Wolfeboro Diner is
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by tis (Post 237488)
There is a discussion on Facebook in the wolfeboro group about the diners WHN.

I remember that restaurant and the one right across from where the Irving station is now. Wasn't the one you are talking about Blondie's?? and wasn't the other one White's? Or was that what is now the Wolf. diner?
When I went to Brewster in 1963-1964, every Saturday morning four of us would walk down to White's for an English muffin and a cup of coffee. Mrs. Edmunds was the waitress.

tis 12-12-2014 07:38 PM
White's was by the bridge, right, Up? We are trying to think of the name of the one by Clarke Plaza. (what is now Clarke Plaza)

tis 12-12-2014 09:06 PM
Which one was The Open Door?

upthesaukee 12-12-2014 09:17 PM
yes by the bridge.
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by tis (Post 237493)
White's was by the bridge, right, Up? We are trying to think of the name of the one by Clarke Plaza. (what is now Clarke Plaza)
sorry 'bout dat!!!!! :laugh:

Heading4thelake 12-12-2014 09:36 PM
open door
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by upthesaukee (Post 237499)
sorry 'bout dat!!!!! :laugh:
Open Door was where the croquet course was across from the Irving Station !

ApS 12-12-2014 09:46 PM
But...but...
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by upthesaukee (Post 237492)
When I went to Brewster in 1963-1964, every Saturday morning four of us would walk down to White's for an English muffin and a cup of coffee. Mrs. Edmunds was the waitress.
When I went to Brewster every Sunday morning, a bunch of us would walk down to White's Restaurant for breakfast. The diner later changed its name to Mast Landing, and then to Wolfeborough Diner.

It may have been Mrs. Edwards, who, after many years, I'd returned and told her "She hadn't changed in all those years—since Brewster".

Immediately, she turned away, with her eyes filled with tears!

:blush:

:confused:

:o


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upthesaukee 12-13-2014 12:13 AM
Correct...Mrs. Edwards
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by ApS (Post 237501)
When I went to Brewster every Sunday morning, a bunch of us would walk down to White's Restaurant for breakfast. The diner later changed its name to Mast Landing, and then to Wolfeborough Diner.

It may have been Mrs. Edwards, who, after many years, I'd returned and told her "She hadn't changed in all those years—since Brewster".

Immediately, she turned away, with her eyes filled with tears!

:blush:

:confused:

:o


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Her son was Edmund, I believe.. She was such a nice lady. After a couple of Saturdays, she would come over with 4 mugs of coffee and just check to make sure we all wanted our muffins. Nice, nice lady.

tis 12-13-2014 06:44 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by upthesaukee (Post 237504)
Her son was Edmund, I believe.. She was such a nice lady. After a couple of Saturdays, she would come over with 4 mugs of coffee and just check to make sure we all wanted our muffins. Nice, nice lady.
Yes, and she had a daughter, Janet.

Wasn't picking on you, up, just trying to remember. So we have White's by the bridge, The Open Door by Clarke Plaza, and Blondie's where Hatch theatre was. So what was the real name of Blondie's?

Newcomers 01-05-2015 01:06 PM
Try Alton Bay Diner?
 
My wife and I made our first visit to the Alton Bay Diner which had been for sale for some time. A friend told us it changed hands in November but this is the first chance we had to get over there.

I had the breakfast egg special and my wife had

The food was great and the place is friendly - we plan to go again!

MGWillia 01-10-2015 06:22 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Newcomers (Post 238374)
My wife and I made our first visit to the Alton Bay Diner which had been for sale for some time. A friend told us it changed hands in November but this is the first chance we had to get over there.

I had the breakfast egg special and my wife had

The food was great and the place is friendly - we plan to go again!
Love this place! (of course it's right down the street). We ate there 3 times last week during our trip up


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