Pair of diner sites may show some life this year

Riverdale Diner, Blue Bay spots may yet house eateries

By GARY LARKIN

Posted 1/4/24

It’s been a tale of two landmark diners in Riverdale for the past 20 months. One that has many in the community asking what’s next for the places on Kingsbridge Avenue and Johnson Avenue. Places they used to get some coffee, eggs and conversation.

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