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Take a step back to 1923 and enter one of the oldest remaining diners in the city - Yale Street Grill, housed in what used to be the Yale Pharmacy. Everything here is original, and the malts, shakes, floats, sundaes and sodas will put a smile on the face of any old-timer or kid. The place only uses Blue Bell ice cream, too. Weekend breakfasts see lines out the door. Yale Street Grill proudly serves Community Coffee, old-fashioned burgers, tuna melts and pimento cheese sandwiches, along with daily lunch specials like chicken-fried steak, meat loaf and pork chops. The part of the grill that used to be the pharmacy is now an antiques mall.
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With a five-station mixer constantly making shakes, malts and sundaes, the counter staffers at Yale Street Grill have their hands full. It is unknown whether they've been making shakes since 1923, when they opened, but the mixer sure looks the age. They start out with two or three generous scoops of Blue Bell ice cream, a good amount of milk and, in the case of the Oreo version, enough crushed cookie pieces to make it impossible to suck through a straw, no matter how big a sucker you may be.... More »
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