America's Oldest Diners Serve Up a Century of Comfort
"Operating in one of the last remaining Pollard train dining cars in America, this 15-seat counter in Biddeford serves a lumberjack-worthy breakfast that dates back to 1927 when it once ran 24/7; now open daily from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. (walk-ins and cash only), highlights include the tuna melt on grilled challah, brown butter banana bread, and the signature Palace potatoes." - Annie Brown Verdin
