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How we read reviews →Seaford's retro diner and social enterprise: pancake stacks, loaded burgers and a full vegan menu.
A nostalgia-soaked 1950s to 1980s diner crammed with memorabilia, vintage TVs playing old ads and music videos, booths and a retro phone on each table. Upbeat, friendly and full of things to explore.
Social enterprise offering training and employment to people with disability, free single-seat arcade train and kangaroo rides for kids, retro toys on tables, a $5 build-your-own sundae and a clearly marked vegan menu.
American-diner nostalgia told through genuine memorabilia rather than a cheap gimmick, with an inclusive-employment mission at its core.
Widely praised as good value for generous serves, though one diner felt it is not cheap. The $5 sundae is a standout for families.
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