Sorry to see this place close, they made great Meatloaf.West Side’s Cheyenne Diner set to close after 68 years in business
BY OWEN MORITZ
DAILY NEWS STAFF WRITERTuesday, April 1st 2008, 4:00 AM
A cook at Cheyenne Diner plates up feel-good fare Monday. Handschuh for NewsA cook at Cheyenne Diner plates up feel-good fare Monday.
Owner Spiros Kasimis said that after losing the lease to rival eatery, Sunday will be the last day the iconic diner will be serving. Handschuh for NewsOwner Spiros Kasimis said that after losing the lease to rival eatery, Sunday will be the last day the iconic diner will be serving.
A midtown food fight has claimed the classic Cheyenne Diner, a 24/7 eatery popular with cabbies, cops and tourists.
The diner, a neighborhood institution at Ninth Ave. and W. 33rd St. festooned with Native American artifacts, lost its lease to a rival diner around the corner – the bigger, fancier Skylight Diner.
The Cheyenne will serve its last blue-plate special Sunday, said owner Spiros Kasimis.
West Side’s Cheyenne Diner set to close after 68 years in business.
