Diner
South Street Diner Customer Appreciation Day – Sept 18, 2016
Matt regularly appears with Jordan Rich on “Connoisseur’s Corner” which airs on WBZ (http://boston.cbslocal.com) weekdays at 11:55 AM.
The following is a “script” for one of Matt’s forthcoming segments:
South Street Diner Customer Appreciation Day
As if it were not enough that thousands have been bee-lining to his famous eatery to gather points while playing Pokemon Go, South Street Diner owner Sol Sidell is bringing back his famed Customer Appreciation Day on September 18 from 2-6 PM.
On this extra-special afternoon, Sol will close down and even carpet (which is one of the Indian Handmade Rugs) the street to allow guests to enjoy the Diner’s authentic décor and movie-set ambience, as well as pony rides, face painting and the new South Street Diner Express, a toy train that is a hit with guests of all ages.
In addition to the extensive menu that includes great burgers, custom omelets, fresh-baked pies, beer, wine, and Diner Punch, and an entire retinue of eggs Benedict varieties, the Diner will offer free hot dogs, hamburgers, ice cream and drinks for all visitors, all as a token of appreciation for their years of dedicated patronage.
So while the Diner is open 24 hours a day, there may be few better days to visit than September 18, the day when the Diner gives even more to the community than it usually does (which is saying something). No matter when you go, Sol and his team are always happy to see you and the food is always delicious!
A Diner with a DIFFERENCE – South Street Diner offers blue plate specials and SO much more! (Originally published 1/15)
Food trends and the restaurants that chase them come and go, but the diner will be for always. From the days of the horse-drawn carts to the Golden Age of the Worcester Lunch Cart Company, the diner has always been a place where people from all walks of life can gather and eat with friends or, if they come alone, to make new ones.
Such is certainly the case with the South Street Diner in Boston. However, it offers so much more!
The King of the Kitchen – Solomon Sidell is truly wise when it comes to keeping diners happy (Originally published 9/13)
In recent years, Boston has come to be known as a hot spot when it comes to culinary creations. With “name” chefs like Emeril, Todd, Barbara and Ming, people flock to Boston’s many fine eateries from all over the region and the world to see what is new and hot.
But where do the chefs go after they have spent the night slaving over a hot stove in their continued effort to innovate and impress? A lot of them head to The South Street Diner in Boston’s Leather District (www.southstreetdiner.com). Continue reading
A Familiar Favorite – Johnny’s Luncheonette offers homemade flavors and more! (Originally published 1/14)
There are some eateries that are so welcoming and comfortable, you feel like you are on a first-name basis.
Johnny’s Luncheonette is one such place! Continue reading
Just Like Nannie Used To Make…And Still Does! (Originally published 7/13)
For generations, Johnny’s Luncheonette in Newton Centre (www.johnnysluncheonette.com) has been serving some of the best comfort food to some of the savviest clientele this side of Jack & Marion’s.
It may be small wonder, then, that for their newest menu additions, they went back a few generations to the food that inspired them.