Jeanne's Family Diner

Jeanne's Family Diner Breakfast and Lunch Diner in Swanzey, New Hampshire Bring your appetite to Jeanne's Family Diner in Swanzey, New Hampshire, because you won't leave hungry!

The friendly staff at our breakfast and lunch diner serves up hearty portions made with fresh ingredients daily. We make sure you leave with a full stomach and a smile on your face. Just remember: "There's No Place Finer, Than Jeanne's Family Diner."

10/05/2017

Did you know that a large immigrant population founded more than 600 diners in the New York region between the 1950s and the 1970s? This was the origin of the original Saturday Night Live Cast’s, “Cheeseboogie, Cheeseboogie, Cheeseboogie” sketch.

10/03/2017

For a brief time in American history, you could order a diner (the building) with all the fixings. These products were like mobile homes, built in factories, then transported to a designated location. Though little more than a kitchen, serving counter with stools, and a few booths, they just had to be set in place, utilities hooked up, and they were ready for business.

09/28/2017

No diner would be complete without a set of salt and pepper shakers on every table. Care to guess the diner slang term for this dynamic spice duo? That would be "the twins," or alternately, "Mike and Ike."

09/26/2017

If you frequented a classic diner and purchased your meal "to-go," the waitress would probably have referred to your order as "going for a walk," because you'd be walking out with it bagged and ready for transport.

09/21/2017

In the late 1920s, the average cost to have breakfast in a diner was $0.28 per person – not including gratuity. By today’s standards, that works out to about $4, so things have not changed all that much.

09/19/2017

In the 1950s, local diners were places to meet, eat a meal, and catch up on neighborhood news. When dinner was done, you could linger over coffee and dessert or leave with an entire fruit pie fresh from the oven for less than $1.

09/14/2017

There are organizations and companies who rescue vintage diners from demolition. Though we may not have a converted railroad car or the 1950s chrome and vinyl, we do follow the best of the traditions with our food.

09/12/2017

Modern diners really got their start in the 1920s. Before then, diners were known for being greasy and rundown places to get food. After women’s suffrage, they wanted to clean up their image, and the modern clean diner with stainless steel and a family-friendly image.

09/07/2017

When a train’s dining car was no longer fit for service, it was often employed as a cheap restaurant at a stationary location near a train station. The layout of the train car would later serve as the inspiration for pre-fabricated, stainless steel dining cars.

09/05/2017

Celebrating after a successful game or event with a good meal is an American tradition. Many people choose diners for these celebrations, since there's food to appeal to everyone on the menu, and the group will fit right in with the diner's casual, fun atmosphere.

08/31/2017

The first diner started business back in 1872, but it may have looked a bit more like a modern food cart than a restaurant-style eating establishment. The first "diner" was actually a horse-drawn wagon positioned outside a Rhode Island newspaper to take advantage of mealtime walk-up business.

08/29/2017

In the mood for some late night food? That doesn’t mean that you have to settle for whatever fast food drive through is open. Late nights have been a part of diners since the beginning, and it’s a great way to get real food when other restaurants are closed.

Address

767 W Swanzey Road
Swanzey, NH
03446

Opening Hours

Monday 6am - 2pm
Tuesday 6am - 2pm
Wednesday 6am - 2pm
Thursday 6am - 2pm
Friday 6am - 2pm
Saturday 6am - 2pm
Sunday 6am - 12pm

Telephone

+16033543967

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