There’s something magical about sliding onto a worn vinyl stool at a classic American diner, where the coffee is bottomless and breakfast is served all day.
The West Side Diner in Providence stands as a gleaming stainless steel time capsule on the corner of Westminster Street, beckoning hungry Rhode Islanders with its iconic neon sign and promises of comfort food that transcends generations.
You know you’ve found something special when a restaurant’s exterior looks like it could have been delivered by alien spacecraft sometime during the Eisenhower administration.
That distinctive barrel roof and glass block windows aren’t just architectural flourishes – they’re part of the authentic Worcester Lunch Car Company design that makes the West Side Diner a genuine piece of Americana…