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The Dining Car Is The Best Diner In Northeast Philly

How can you choose from such a delicious menu?

Caitlin Coughlin

Sep 28, 2016

Holy Family University

The Dining Car Is The Best Diner In Northeast Philly

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The Dining Car is one of those places that is always there. Whenever you are trying to decide on a place to eat, Dining Car is always mentioned. Not only is it a place where you are guaranteed to always see a friendly face of someone that you know, but their food is so good and it is open 24 hours a day, so you can munch at any time you want. Some of the things on the menu that you need to try are:

1. The Chicken Croquettes

These were featured on the Food Network's "Diners, Drive-ins, and Dives," so they must be good.

2. The Cinnamon Rolls

When they bring these to your table, it's like heaven.

3. Old Fashioned Creamed Chipped Beef

One of Philadelphian's favorite breakfast meals.

4. The French Toast

So good.

5. Thanksgiving On A Roll

"Hot roast turkey, gravy, stuffing and cranberry on a Kaiser roll" — You can celebrate Thanksgiving any time of year.

6. Bleu Cheese Buffalo Chicken Sandwich

Definitely get it on the Kaiser roll. You won't regret it.

7. The Belgian Waffles

8. Pepperoni Roll

*insert multiple heart eye emojis*

9. Cheese Fries

These are some of the cheesiest fries you will ever have.

10. Anything from the bakery

After you head out of the diner and right into the bakery full of delicious desserts, you can't help but get something. My personal favorite is the Cookie Monster cupcake because it comes with a cookie also!

These are only 10 out of their many delicious options. If you have never been to the Dining Car, Guy Fieri and Philadelphians totally recommend it.

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