Beverages
Frappes
Vanilla, Chocolate, Strawberry, Coffee
Coke or Rootbeer Float
with Vanilla Ice Cream
Purple Cow
Grape Soda with Vanilla Ice Cream
Creamsicle
Orange Soda with Vanilla Ice Cream
Steak & Cheese Wrap
Avocado BLT Wrap
Tuna & Cheese Wrap
Tuna BLT Wrap
Turkey & Cheese Wrap
Turkey BLT Wrap
Turkey, Avocado & BLT Wrap
Grilled Chicken Wrap
Grilled Chicken BLT Wrap
Grilled Chicken Avocado BLT Wrap
Chicken Finger BLT Wrap
Warm Fresh Veggie BLT Wrap
Call us for pricing.
Coffee To Go
96oz. serves 8-10
Dream Diner Dream Breakfast
Fluffy Scrambled Eggs, Crisp Bacon,
Sausage Patties, Homefries &
• French Toast
• Sweet Potato Pancakes
• Silver Dollar Pancakes
(min 25)
French Toast
3 Slices Thin French Toast Per Serving
(min 25)
Mini Sweet Potato Pancakes
2 Mini Sweet Potato Pancakes Per Serving
(min 25)
Sausage Burittos
Sausage, Cheddar Cheese, Peppers, Onions,
Tomatoes & Salsa in a Tortilla Wrap
10 Wraps Cut In Half (min 20)
Breakfast Egg & Cheese Sandwiches
With Sausage, Bacon or Ham (min 10)
Fresh Homefries
1/2 Pan or Full Pan
Feature Omelets
Greek Omelet
Spinach, Tomato, Olives & Feta Cheese
Dream Omelet
Asparagus, Broccoli, Spinach & Cheese
Pastrami & Swiss Omelet
Pastrami, Swiss Cheese
Reuben Omelet
Swiss & Sauerkraut
The Diner Builders
Barriere
Linguica & Cheese
Bixler
Ham, Onion & Cheese
Bramson
Bacon, Tomato & Cheese
Brill
Shaved Steak, Mushroom, Pepper, Onion & Cheese
Buckley
Kielbasa & Cheese
Campora
Spinach, Tomato & Cheese
Comac
Pepper, Onion & Cheese
DeRaffele
Cheese (American, Swiss, Cheddar or Feta)
Diner-Mite
Asparagus & Cheese
Erfed
Bacon, Onion & Cheese
Fodero
Ham & Cheese
Galion
Shaved Steak & Cheese
Hennigan
Spinach & American Cheese
Kullman
Bacon & Cheese
Master
Pepper, Onion Tomato, Mushroom & Cheese
Manno
Corned Beef Hash & Cheese
Mountain View
Sausage, Peppers & Cheese
Mulholland
Bacon, Ham, Sausage & Cheese
Musi
Kielbasa, Onion & Cheese
O'Mahony
Tomato & Cheese
Orleans
Mushroom & Cheese
Palmer
Chili & Cheese
Paramount
Ham, Tomato & Cheese
Pollard
Sausage & Cheese
Rochester Grills
Ham, Mushroom & Cheese
Sterling
Broccoli & Cheese
Silk City
Spinach, Mushroom & Swiss
Sorge
Ham, Mushroom, Onion & Cheese
Starlite
Mushroom, Broccoli & Cheese
Swingle
Spinach & Feta Cheese
Superior
Ham, Pepper & Cheese
Tierney
Ham, Pepper Onion & Cheese
Valentine
Taco Meat, Salsa, Onion & Cheddar Cheese
Valiant
Chicken, Salsa, Onion, Tomato, Mushroom, Pepper & Cheddar Cheese
Ward & Dickenson
Bacon, Sausage, Pepper, Onion & Cheese
Worcester
Ham, Broccoli, Mushroom, Cheese
Above served with Home Fries & Toast.
Available with Bagel or Gluten Free Bread
Toast Choices: White, Wheat, Marble Rye, Sourdough, or English.
Choice of Cheese: American, Swiss, Cheddar or Feta.
Learn about our omelet names here.
Mimosa
A Refreshing Blend of Champagne & Orange Juice
Hawaiian Mimosa
Champagne, Coconut Rum & Orange Juice
Bloody Mary
Add Asparagus or Bacon
A tangy blend of Bloody Mary mix and taxty vodka for this traditional breakfast pleasure
Hot Chocolate with Irish Cream
Irish Cream Coffee Hot or Cold
Beer
Wine
Champagne
Jamaican Coffee with Rum & Kahlua
Mexican Coffee with Kahlua
Screwdriver
Vodka & Orange Juice
White Russian
Vodka, Kahlua & Cream
Sea Breeze
Vodka, Cranberry & Grapefruit
According to Merrimack Valley Magazine, "The Dream Diner has quickly become a local favorite in the Merrimack Valley. Located in Tyngsboro, it opened in 1999 and features classic diner fare served in a 1950s retro atmosphere replete with original signage from the era. It’s open seven days a week, from 7 a.m. until 2 p.m. Top: A busy Sunday morning. Lower left: three generations of Merrimack Valley diner history: Bridget Trepsas, owner Marybeth Shanahan, and daughters Mya and Molly Shanahan.
Fish 'n Chips
Cold Plate with potato salad and broccoli salad.
Thanksgiving Sandwich
Liver & Onions
Meatloaf Dinner
Chicken Fingers w Fries
Chicken Broccoli Salad Wrap
We also serve beer and wine, plus we make tasty mimosas and bloody Marys!
The Dream Diner first opened in 1997, finally realizing our dream of spreading a the fine tradition of the great American diner into the Tyngsboro community. With a lifetime of experience working in the family diner business, we wanted to continue with the winning formula of featuring great food served in healthy portions at reasonable prices in a clean, friendly atmosphere.
After a long-time search for the right facility and location, we purchased and renovated a former doughnut shop on the Middlesex Road, creating an atmosphere for our customers that evokes a less complicated time, when the diner ruled the roadside and the food it served was big, tasty, and reasonably priced.
In 2002, we celebrated our fifth anniversary in Tyngsboro. In that time, we’ve been cited in several articles and reviews for our fine food and service. In 2000, Roadside Magazine described us as one of their top ten breakfast spots and the “Phantom Gourmet” deemed us a “Hidden Jewel.” According to the Phantom, “Everything is made fresh, with a lot of care and a little extra love. It’s a recipe that’s hard to find now that Route 66 is not much more than a memory. But there are a few places where the spirit of the Fifties is alive and well, like at the Dream Diner”
We are now celebrating 25 years in business with some big changes to our diner — including our expansion into an authentic diner that nearly doubles the size of our restaurant. All year long, customers will enjoy events and specials to show our gratitude for their continued loyalty.
We look forward to many more years of serving the area with a sense of pride and devotion to quality. Ours is a diner that measures our success by how many customers we know by name. So, consider yourself invited to send us your feedback and to become a part of the Dream Diner community.
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Search for Dream Diner on your iPhone or Android app store, then download. NOTE: Please be sure to Allow all access requests. These are necessary for y ou to participate in loyalty and other features.
Register
- iPhone: Tap the top left menu button => Profile => Login => Register
Android: Tap the top right menu button => Login => Register
If you've already created a TableUp account, you can just Login - Enter your information then tap to Register
- You should immediately receive a text message with a link in it.
Tap the link to verify your phone number. You're now registered and verified!
You must register, verify your phone number and be logged in to participate in loyalty and other features.
Troubleshooting
- Be sure you are logged into the app (Menu => Profile)
- Check that Location Services is 'ON'
iPhone: Settings => Privacy => Location Services should be ON => scroll down and make sure the app says 'Always'.
Android: Settings => Location => ON
Loyalty & Rewards
To manually connect to your check:
- Ask your server for a copy of your check
- Open the app and tap Nearby and then location you're visiting
- Tap the My Check button and enter the check number printed on the Top Left of your check
Questions? Tap Help in the app menu or email
Garden Salad
Available with a Scoop of Tuna or Grilled Chicken
Greek Salad
Available with a Scoop of Tuna or Grilled Chicken
Chef's Salad
Turkey, Ham, Swiss, Egg
All our Benedicts come with two poached eggs on English muffin, topped with Hollandaise sauce, and served with home fries.
Eggs Benedict
Our Signature with Ham
Bridget's Benedict
With Ham & Pastrami
Sausage Benedict
Sausage Patties
Irish Benedict
with Corned Beef Hash
Eggs Florentine
with Spinach
Steak Benedict
with Shaved Steak
Country Benny
Scrambled on Biscuits Topped with Sausage Gravy
Avocado & Tomato Eggs Benny
Reuben Benedict
With Corned Beef & Swiss
Pastrami Benedict
with Shaved Pastrami
Veggie Benedict
with Fresh Veggies
Bacon Benedict
with Bacon & Tomato
Trio Eggs Benedict
with Ham, Spinach & Sausage
Turkey Benedict
with Fresh Turkey
Meatloaf Benedict
Dream Diner's Meatloaf
Dream Trio Benedict
with Ham, Pastrami & Shaved Steak
Melts on Sourdough
Served with French Fries, Sweet Potato Fries or Chips and Pickle
Turkey Melt
Turkey with Swiss Cheese & Saute Onions
Meatloaf Melt
Meatloaf with Swiss Cheese & Saute Onions
Tuna Melt
Turkey & Avocado Melt
Avocado & Tomato Melt
Served with French Fries, Sweet Potato Fries or Chips and Pickle
Reubens on Rye
Signature / Turkey / Pastrami / Haddock
Served with French Fries, Sweet Potato Fries or Chips and Pickle
Served with French Fries, Sweet Potato Fries or Chips and Pickle
Photos by Randy Garbin
Did you ever wonder about the "Names" of the omelets here at The Dream Diner? The founder of the Dream Diner, Marybeth Shanahan, thought customers would enjoy reading and knowing about the nostalgia and history of the original diner companies. She wanted to share the Diner History with you as well as the Diner Experience - Great Food, Great Service and Friendly atmosphere – where everyone knows your name. This is what she felt made Diners an icon in American History and why she chose the slogan "Dream Back in Time". Naming the omelets after the Diner Manufacturers is a tribute to a great American success story not only in the basic formulas of hard work and long hours but the appreciation of customer no matter who they are or where they are from. The Diners are and always will be a melting pot of good food and good people. The information that follows was mostly excerpted from Richard Gutman's American Diner Then & Now published by Johns Hopkins University Press (with permission), and my own personal research. Special thanks to Mike Engle for Galion info. — Larry Cultrera
Wilfred H. Barriere, Worcester, MA,1905 - 1906, 1926 - 1936. Barriere built diners of various sizes until 1936.
Bixler Manufacturing Company, Norwalk, OH, 1931 - 1937? Bixler diners featured extreme width for the time period, two-foot double hung windows and a barrel roof with a fancy profile on the ends.
Bramson Engineering Company, Oyster Bay, NY, mid- 1950’s Bramson’s main business was manufacturing large sterilizers for hospitals. In the mid- 1950’s Bramson started building diners as a sideline with one still extant as the Aero Diner in Connecticut.
J.G. Brill Company, Dining Car Division, Philadelphia, PA, 1927 - 1932 Brill was a noted manufacturer of street railway vehicles when in 1927, they introduced a line of all-steel diners. The Capitol Diner of Lynn, Mass. is a surviving example from this company.
T. H. Buckley Lunch Wagon Mfg., Worcester, MA, 1891 - 1908. Thomas H. Buckley became the first “Lunch Wagon King”, setting up wagons in some 250 towns throughout the country.
Campora Dining Car Company, Kearny, NJ, 1957 This short-lived company was started by Jerry Campora, a former shop supervisor at Kullman DIners. The company may have only built one diner.
Comac, Inc., Irvington, NJ, 1947 - 1951. Two Comac built diners still in existence are the Tastee Diner of Laurel, Maryland and Jack’s Diner of Albany, NY.
DeRaffele Manufacturing Company, Inc., New Rochelle, NY, 1933 - present Angelo DeRaffele in 1921 started out as a carpenter, advancing in 1927 to the position of a foreman at P.J. Tierney Sons. In 1933 DeRaffele began to manufacture diners at the old Tierney plant. In 1947 DeRaffele was joined by his son Philip after World War II. DeRaffele is currently the largest manufacturer of diners.
Diner-Mite Diners, Atlanta, GA, 1959 - Present This company has been building modular food-service units of varying shapes and sizes under names such as Module Mobile, Inc. and Diner Group Limited.
Erfed Corporation, Rutherford, NJ, 1956 - mid-1970’s Started by Erwin Fedkenheuer, Sr., the former lead sheet-metal man with Paramount Diners for nearly 20 years prior. Along with his son Erwin Junior, and several other sheet-metal workers from Paramount, the company specialized in the repair, modernization and renovation of existing diners on location.
Fodero Dining Car Company, Bloomfield, NJ, 1933 - 1981 Joseph Fodero started out at P.J. Tierney Sons in 1922.and later for Kullman before starting his own company in 1933. Fodero built some of the more stylish designs in the industry and is noted for its famous winged clock. The Agawam Diner in Rowley, MA is an excellent example.
Galion Diners, Galion, Ohio?. Very little is known of this company, the Penn Yan Diner of Penn Yan, NY was reportedly built by Galion.
John J. E. Hennigan, Worcester, MA , 1907 - 1917 First operating a night lunch wagon in 1899 in Worcester, Hennigan started manufacturing in 1907, building a model known as the Franklin Lunch Wagon.
Kullman Dining Car Company, Lebanon, NJ, 1927 - Present Founded in 1927 by Samuel Kullman, the former accountant for P.J. Tierney Sons. Starting out in Newark, the firm subsequently relocated to Harrison, NJ and then on to Avenel, NJ prior to moving recently to their current state-of-the-art facility in Lebanon. Sam’s grandson Robert is now the President of the company which has always built a high-quality diner. The company (now known as Kullman Industries) also builds modular buildings for uses such as U.S. embassies, prison facilities, schools, and bank buildings.
Manno Dining Car Company, Fairfield, NJ, 1949 - 1978 Founded in 1949 by Ralph Manno, and Vincent Giannotti both formerly with Kullman Diners. Starting out as a diner renovating company, they went on to build various styles of diners including all brick exterior “colonial” diners and some unusual examples with nearly all-glass facades and interesting stainless steel work.
Master Diners, Pequannock, NJ, 1947 - mid-1950’s Master was a small company that built stainless steel diners in 2 or 3 styles and various sizes. The Sunny Day Diner of Lincoln, NH is a small Master diner.
Mountain View Diners, Singac, NJ, 1939 - 1957 This company outsold most all of the other manufacturers in the 1950’s with an aggressive marketing campaign, sending their units all over the country. While attempting to go public in June, 1956 the company foundered and went out of business shortly thereafter.
Mulholland Company, Dunkirk, NY, 1920 - 1930? Founded as the Mulholland Spring Company in 1881, this company evolved over the years building a full line of buggies, carriages, & road wagons advancing to automobile, truck & ambulance bodies. Around 1920 they branched out into diner manufacturing.
Musi Dining Car Company, Carteret, NJ, 1966 - present Formerly with Kullman Dining Car Company, Ralph Musi started his own company in 1966, building new diners in the Colonial and Mediterranean styles. Chubby’s Diner in Salisbury, Mass. is a local example of a Musi remodeling of a 1940 vintage O’Mahony car.
Jerry O’Mahony, Elizabeth, NJ, 1913 - 1956 Starting in 1913, in Bayonne, NJ, he was the leading manufacturer for decades. O’Mahony (like the Tierney outfit) gave many diner builders their start in the industry. Many classic diners from the 40’s and 50’s that survive to this day were built by O’Mahony.
Orleans Manufacturing Company, Albion, NY, 1947 - 1948 Orleans only built 3 diners, The Cadillac Diner of Westwood, NJ, the Arlington Diner of Haverhill, MA and Dauphin’s Superior Diner of Rochester, NY. Dauphin’s is still operating today as the Highland Park Diner on it’s original location.
Charles H. Palmer, Worcester, MA, 1889 - 1901 The first to receive a patent for his design for a night lunch wagon. Becoming one of the first early successful wagon builders, his enterprise was ended in 1901 when fire struck his factory in Sterling Junction, Massachusetts.
Paramount Diners, Oakland, NJ, 1932 - Present. Known for their stainless steel work on the interior, Paramount offered the all-stainless-steel exterior before anyone else, developed and patented the split-construction method now widely used in the modular building industry.
The Pollard Company, Lowell, MA, 1926 - 1927 Pollard built a handful of barrel-roofed diners. The Palace Diner of Biddeford, Maine and the Riverside Diner of Bristol, NH are the only two survivors from this manufacturer.
Rochester Grills, Rochester, NY, 1940 - ? There is scant information on this manufacturer which built diners in the same style as Bixler. At least one has survived, the Congress Street Diner of Bradford, Pennsylvania.
Silk City Diners, (Paterson Vehicle Company), Paterson, NJ, 1927 - 1964 The Paterson Vehicle Company was run by the Cooper family since 1886,began as wagon builders. They eventually made automobile, bus and truck bodies before starting to make “Silk City Diners” in 1927. Built as standard production units, six or eight at a time, in different color schemes, they were the lowest priced diner you could buy.
Sorge Diner Manufacturing Company, Silver Creek, NY, dates of operation unknown. Sorge Brothers was one of several companies that popped up in the Lake Erie region following the success of Ward & Dickinson.
Starlite Diners, Holly Hill, FL, 1992 - Present This new company offers a standard diner finished in mirror-finish stainless steel in 14 ft. by 76 ft. units that seat 52 people. They now also build custom units seating upwards of 150. Starlite has shipped diners all over the world and recently has been building Denny’s Classic Diners for the Denny’s Restaurant chain.
Sterling Diners, (J.B. Judkins Company), Merrimac, MA, 1936 - 1942 John B. Judkins Co. built carriages from 1857-1910, motorcar bodies from 1910-1936 and then entered the diner-building business. The most famous model Sterling built was the streamliner with one or both ends configured in a bullet shape.
Superior Dining Car Company, Berlin, NJ, 1950’s Superior was a diner-renovating company about which little is known.
Swingle Diners, Middlesex, NJ, 1957 - 1988 Previously in sales with Fodero and Jerry O’Mahony, Joseph Swingle began his own diner-building operation in August of 1957. In their 31 years of diner building, Swingle completed 147 units. The Victoria Diner still operating on Massachusetts Avenue in Boston’s South End is a Swingle Diner.
Patrick J. Tierney, New Rochelle, NY, 1905 - 1917 “Pop” Tierney operated lunch wagons from 1895 onward and began manufacturing them around 1905 in a small garage behind his house. After his death in 1917, his sons Edward & Edgar took over the business until 1927, renaming it P.J. Tierney Sons, Inc.
Valentine Manufacturing Company, Wichita, KS, 1938 - 1974 Mostly found in the mid-west and west, some units were shipped to the east coast. The most popular model was the “Little Chef”, an eight or
...Meet Marybeth Shanahan of the Dream Diner
Today we’d like to introduce you to Marybeth Shanahan.
So, before we jump into specific questions about the business, why don’t you give us some details about you and your story.
I started working in my family’s diner business when I was 10 years old. I continued working in the business through my high school and college years.
Scrambled Eggs, Tomato, Onions, Peppers & Cheddar Cheese.
Served with Home Fries and Salsa
With Sausage, Bacon, or Ham
With Shaved Steak, Chicken, or Pastrami
With Bagel (extra)
Plain Egg
Egg & Cheese
Sausage & Egg
Sausage, Egg & Cheese
Bacon & Egg
Bacon, Egg & Cheese
Ham & Egg
Ham, Egg & Cheese
Western (Egg, Ham, Pepper & Onion)
Eastern (Egg & Ham)
Pepper & Egg
Hot Dog
Chili Dog
BLT
Tuna Sandwich
Grilled Ham & Cheese
Grilled Bacon & Cheese
Grilled Bacon, Tomato & Cheese
Grilled Tomato & Cheese
Grilled Cheese
Above Served with Chips and Pickle
Also Available — Steak Fries or Sweet Potato Fries
Her dream was to run a diner, and in Tyngsborough she’s doing it
Nothing stands still at the Dream Diner.
Not the ceiling fans that whir 10 feet above the red and silver booths. Not the two veteran waitresses, impeccable in their black uniforms and coiffed hair, gliding across the black and white checkered floor.
Our Famous Signature Ham Steak & Eggs with Home Fries & Toast
available with two eggs or three
Two Eggs Your Style
With Home Fries & Toast
Also available with Bacon or Sausage Patties, Linguica or Kielbasa, or Corned Beef Hash
Above served with Home Fries & Toast.
Toast Choices: White, Wheat, Marble Rye, Sourdough, Raisin or English
Add Bagel or Gluten-Free Bread
Dream Hamburger
Available with Bacon
Dream Cheeseburger
Available with Bacon
Avocado Burger
Add Swiss & Bacon
Mushroom and Swiss Burger
With Mushrooms & Saute Onions
Chili Burger with Cheddar
Veggie Burger
With Saute Onions & Pepper
Grilled Chicken Sandwich with Cheese
Grilled Chicken Sandwich with Swiss & Bacon
Grilled Chicken Sandwich with Avocado
Add Swiss & Bacon
Avocado BLT
Turkey Avocado BLT
Fried Fish Sandwich
Above Served with Lettuce, Tomato & Mayonnaise,
and Choice of Steak Fries, Sweet Potato Fries or Chips and Pickle
Sweet Potato Pancakes
(Beta Carotene & Vitamin A), Cholesterol Free & Low Fat
Pancakes
3 Buttermilk
Blueberry, Banana or Chocolate Chip
Short Stack Pancakes (2 Buttermilk)
Blueberry, Banana or Chocolate Chip
Waffles
Plain Waffle
Also available with Fruit
Gluten Free Waffle
Also available with Fruit
French Toast
Whole Wheat French Toast or Raisin French Toast – 3 Thin Slices
Also available with Fruit
Jumbo French Toast Two Thick Slices
Also available with Fruit
Three Thick Slices
Also available with Fruit
Monte Christo, Turkey, Ham & Swiss
Dream Bomb Steak & Cheese Sub With Pepper & Onion
Above Served with French Fries
Bridget’s Greek Burger
Chicken Fingers with Fries
Meatloaf Dinner
Turkey Dinner
Liver & Onions
Fish 'n Chips with Cole Slaw
Last year, everyone had a blast at our HoopAbout party. Come to our 20th Anniversary celebration on August 5th and join in the fun!
Ask your server about today’s desserts.
Strawberry Shortcake
Choc or Straw Ice Cream Sundae
Pie or Cake Of The Day
Dish of Ice Cream
Pudding of The Day
Home Fries
Ham or Pastrami
Linguica or Kielbasa
Pastrami
Bacon or Sausage
Corned Beef Hash
Single Pancake
With Fruit
Grilled Cinnamon Roll
Homemade Muffin
Bagel with Cream Cheese
Toast (Rye, White or Wheat)
Children 10 & Under
One Egg
Served with two strips of bacon or one sausage patty, toast and home fries
Mickey Pancake, French Toast or 1/2 Waffle
With bacon or sausage
Reg or Decaf Coffee (unlimited cup)
Reg or Decaf Tea
Green Tea
Flavored Coffee or Herbal Tea
Brewed Iced Coffee or Iced Tea
(Iced Tea seasonal, both with Free Refills)
Hot Chocolate (with whipped cream)
Milk (White or Chocolate) 12oz. or 16oz.
Juice 12oz. or 16oz.
Orange, Apple, Cranberry, Grapefruit, V-8 & Tomato
Coca-Cola Products
Dream Diner’s Own Bottled Soda
Rootbeer Reg or Diet, Raspberry Lime Ricky, Iced Tea, Grape, Vanilla Cream Soda
Bottled Water
Coming Fridays, May 12th & 26th:
The Mystic River Duo
Guitarist Ed Antonelli receives high praises for his Santana like guitar style and ability to connect with the audience.
Thursdays in May, Sista Dee!
Originally from The Island of Trinidad, Sista Dee has played with the best and toured the U.S and the world extensively. She has been a top entertainer for Holland America cruise lines doing her one woman steel pan show. She also sings and plays other instruments giving the audience a full authentic Caribbean sound, she has backed up many major reggae acts such as Sister Nancy, Lady Saw, Anthony B, Everton Blender, Pato Banton, and many more.
We have finally realized our own dream with our beautiful new stainless steel diner addition to our existing building. We built a beautiful homage to the great, iconic beauties of the 1950s right here in Tyngsboro.
And we didn't just remodel the old building, we added on! The Dream Diner now has additional seating in our authentic new diner addition.
Book your next event with us in our new addition. Children's Birthday Parties also available!
As you can imagine, we serve up a lot of eggs here at the Dream Diner. We believe that eggs make a great part of a balanced breakfast, but some still consider this breakfast staple as a kind of guilty pleasure. We think that maybe the egg gets a bad rap, and this article in Diet Analytics bears us out.
Eggs Aren't As Bad As They Are Cracked Up To Be
Eggs are often quickly dismissed for having high cholesterol levels. Despite their bad reputation, eggs are actually a nearly perfect food from both a convenience and health standpoint.
We’re happy to announce that we appeared on “The Chef’s Table”, which featured our diner and an interview with owner Maybeth Shanahan. You can watch the video in its entirety right here.
MaryBeth Shanahan is a constant blur of efficient activity. She knows just about every customer by name and can always serve up a side of sass when necessary.
View our commercial! Just click on the image at below to learn more about the great food and fine people at the Dream Diner in Tyngsboro, Massachusetts.