Northport Sweetshop
The same ice cream server for the past forty years and exactly the same floor and stools. I had maple walnut.
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The decor in Tim's Shipwreck Diner tends to the nautical --and the staff have T-shirts that say 'Crew'.
It's an authentic old dining car --note the curved roof.
A good place to do coloring while waiting for your lunch
and the DUMDUM pop that will follow it
that is, if you can finish your lunch which arrives in delicious but daunting proportions.
The outside of Gunther's where Kerouac once drank
and others still do.
Northport's a bit of a tourist trap with lots of charm and probably too many gift shops
but the hardware store's still there where we went to buy steel wool, which was (naturally) made in China. I think the animals were American once.
They preside over collections of stuff.
The best is the elusive South Dakota Snow-Hare -- only seen by those who have had a sufficient amount to drink.
Thank you !!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely tour...
ReplyDeleteLunch looks wonderful but definitely a share type lunch.
But as my family is very versed on this (see my 4th of July post) the last photo is the Montana Jackalope.
Cousin of the reclusive Arizona Jackalope.
wahahahahahahahaha...
cheers, parsnip
The snow hare is really a Wyoming Jackolope, commonly found on the plains...Love the "life is crap" t-shirt offering, and the roof tin roof, ornate above the dead animals. Does everyone pronounce LI as Long Guyland?
ReplyDeleteElizabeth, I know nothing, nothing about Jackolopes from anywhere, but really like the sound of the word, and definitely like the look of all your photos.
ReplyDeleteI would have chosen peach ice cream if it were available?
It is now marginally more comfortable to be here in NYC. The thunderstorm that I was certain would be with us by 5 seems to have breezed away...to Connecticut or Long Island, perhaps.
xo
Mmmmmm, food looks awesome
ReplyDeleteToo much fun, but it seems like you can handle it!
ReplyDeleteI love old diners
ReplyDeleteNorthport is a lovely town
What joy that you are sharing your diner visit with us, I am smitten! :-)
ReplyDeleteThe girl on the barstool fit right in, same colors.
Enjoy the Long Island photos!
ReplyDeleteThat ceiling in the hardware store? was just sensational.
ReplyDeleteLoved the dining car in all its authentic and nautical glory. Lovely pics.
The meals? Yummo!
Really looks like an old diner and the fish and chips look quite English!
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