From
original chrome and checkerboard diners to classic coffee shops and ice cream
parlors...
(Photo
courtesy Ron Saari, dinercity.com)
Wildwood
Diner One of three remaining original diners in the country
manufactured by the Superior Diner Company...
Pink
Cadillac Diner (formerly Big Ernie's) Neon pink and
checkerboard patterns abound in this 1959 classic where the jukeboxes still offer
3 plays for a quarter!
(Photo
courtesy Ron Saari, dinercity.com)
Laura's
Fudge All decked out in a bright shade of pink and dressed
with a spectacular work of neon art (true eye candy at night!), Laura's Fudge
is a genuine Wildwood landmark...
Hudson's
Restaurant (formerly Schumann's Restaurant) Built
in 1954, the glass walls and jutting pink facade make this a classic example of
1950s googie-style "coffee shop" architecture... (Demolished 2003)
Surfside
Restaurant A Doo Wop classic (1963) with a distinctive,
pinwheel-shaped, zig-zagging roof and pink-and-yellow checkerboard patterns surrounding
the base... (Disassembled 2002... slated for reconstruction as new Doo Wop
Museum in Wildwood in 2007)
