Swan Street Diner

Located in Buffalo, NY, the Swan Street Diner is a fully restored 1937 Sterling Company diner car, offering breakfast and lunch to its patrons. No. 397 in the series of diner cars manufactured by the J.B. Judkins Company, this diner boasts mahogany trim, porcelain enamel walls and ceiling, and a distinctive barrel-vaulted ceiling.

Originally known as the Newark Diner, this historical gem was transported to Buffalo for a meticulous restoration process. The interior features original enamel panels and wood trim, with newly fabricated booths and a rebuilt counter adhering to the diner’s classic design. The Swan Street Diner is steeped in history, having been owned and operated by various individuals before being acquired by the Larkin Development Group in 2013.

Set in the heart of Larkinville, the Swan Street Diner connects with Buffalo’s heritage as it stands among local landmarks. The diner embodies a new chapter of culinary offerings in the area, complementing the vibrant food scene that Larkinville has become known for. With a nod to the past and a vision for the future, the Swan Street Diner invites guests to savor a taste of nostalgia with every visit.

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