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Chris’ Diner
The locals say this diner is a must-eat if you are ever in the neighborhood!
This established mom-and-pop diner has been serving the Binghamton area since 1995, providing fast, courteous service and hearty portions of classic breakfast, lunch and weeknight dinners.
Located in downtown Binghamton, Chris' Diner is known for its fresh, made-to-order meals, delicious pancakes, omeletes and homemade soups and a staff that remembers how you like your coffee. The locals say this diner is a must-eat if you are ever in the neighborhood!
Located in downtown Binghamton, Chris' Diner is known for its fresh, made-to-order meals, delicious pancakes, omeletes and homemade soups and a staff that remembers how you like your coffee. The locals say this diner is a must-eat if you are ever in the neighborhood!
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