Stelton Diner in Edison, NJ Is Closing After 48 Years
Another iconic New Jersey diner is getting ready to close its doors for good, and this one's been family-owned for decades, and decades.
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What's really sad is when a family-owned restaurant and diner that's been a staple for decades has to close its doors, and that's what's happening Memorial Day Weekend in Edison.
If you've ever spent any time in Edison, odds are you've visited or at least heard of the Stelton Diner. A popular local spot to grab breakfast and lunch.
The Stelton Diner In Edison, NJ, Announced It's Closing Its Doors
According to NJ.com, the Stelton Diner is getting ready to close its doors for good at some point over Memorial Day weekend this year.
The restaurant owner, Nick Kousoulis, says that he feels like he's ready ot finally retire after a lifelong career in the restaurant industry. Working in restaurants is exhausting, so wanting to finally retire and enjoy some time isn't the worst thing.
What's Replacing The Stelton Diner In Edison, NJ?
Of course, the Stelton will be missed, but it begs the question of what's coming next to the restaurant that sits at 433 Plainfield Avenue?
Nick says he plans on subleasing the building to QuikChek, so a convenience store will be opening up there in the next couple of months.
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