Rhode Island Has A Mobile Diner, And It's One Of The Oldest In The Country
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Jessica Wick
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Classic diner food is second to none. From hot, hearty burgers to crispy freshly cut fries, there’s nothing quite like American comfort food. Rhode Island’s mobile diner goes way back to a time long, long before indoor dining became a risky endeavor. And over a century later, Haven Brothers is doing better than ever.
Little did she know, her smart business move would become part of Rhode Island's legacy.
The business stayed in the same family until 1953, when it was to the Mollicone family, then later Jack Ferry and the Giusti family. These days, it's known for being one of the oldest restaurants on wheels in America.
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The restaurant has received local and national attention for years, including a recent appearance on Wicked Bites.
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The Philly Cheesesteak and Texas Toast Grilled Cheese are also popular picks.
The loaded fries are a meal all on their own.
And if you're not a milkshake person, you can always satisfy your sweet tooth with some Fried Dough topped with powdered sugar.
For the most up-to-date schedule, just check the website.
When was the last time you had something tasty from Haven Brothers Diner?
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