In Search of the Quinessential Baltimore Diner, Continued
I believe that this is Year 3 in which I have partnered with Kenny Sheppard (Prolegomena) in search of the Perfect Baltimore Diner. Since our first breakfast we've visited:
- The Double T,
- The Paper Moon,
- Overlea Diner,
- Golden West Cafe,
- Two Sisters Grill,
- Pete's Diner,
- & Frank's Diner
On Saturday, Kenny, who's working on his Ph.D at Johns Hopkins on atheism and the intellectual history of 17th century England, and I visited the Silver Moon Diner. It was great! The food was fantastic; Kenny's even become a Scrapple aficionado. But best of all was the great conversation with my good friend.
Kenny took the picture above and a few others which can be found here. (For reasons beyond my capacity to imagine, we have not taken pictures on every single visit).
2 comments:
There was also the place we went to in Mount Vernon, but it turned out to not be a diner. It was part of the search, though. And there was Happy Day Diner, on Pulaski. There may even be one more - what was the place called that we went to with Candace and talked about "exploding head syndrome"?
Hi Stephen--
When I was in college, the Bel-Loc Diner was the place to be. Reminded me of the diner in "Diner." 1700 East Joppa Road in Parkville.
Enjoy!
Jane
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