Just three months old, the place has been beautifully designed by Pentagram's James Biber to recall yesterday's luncheonettes.
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Then there is a cluster of Mexican and Ecuadorean cafeterias and luncheonettes crammed along Westchester Avenue, the village's other major strip.
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He worked in Brooklyn diners and luncheonettes as a teen, and opened a coffee shop in a mall near Levittown, New York.
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Bistros, beaneries, taquerias, trattorias, luncheonettes and ice cream parlors honeycomb the streetscape _ one for every 223 residents, according to the California Restaurant Association.
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Of note is that Greek immigrants in the U . S . also opened other types of restaurants, such as restaurants serving other cuisines, diners, luncheonettes, pizzerias and coffeehouses.
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For the traveler, though, it was a path filled with reminders of a simpler America _ with luncheonettes, gas stations, motels, Burma Shave signs and stores crammed with geegaws.
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In what Andrea Simon, the director, calls her patchwork quilt, historians'observations about the national experience are intercut with the chat of just folks in living rooms and luncheonettes about their personal experiences.
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Rebuilding from scratch _ they had, after all, lost their homes and most of their closest kin _ they worked at low-paying jobs in dingy dress factories, luncheonettes, dry-goods stores.
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Even during the Harlem Renaissance, the days of the 1920s when Harlem was alive with jazz and basement clubs, blacks could not go to many of the clubs and they could not eat in the luncheonettes and restaurants.
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Across Society Hill's northern boundary, Market Street, is Old City, which 20 years ago was a disused quarter of small, abandoned garment factories with a few luncheonettes and a string of restaurant-supply stores.
