T.J. Buckley's, one of the jewels of Brattleboro, seats less than 20 in an old diner (it's a bit more tony inside). The place is tiny but the food is fantastic...though definitely not diner fare.
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4 comments:
I really like your pictures! Thanks for visiting my blog.
What a cozy spot to eat!
Hi, there Pussy Cat! These diners are highly important places (you seem to agree). Tks for your recent appearances in Richmond u. T.
old diners are no longer for the hoypaloy!
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