“We have shared many amazing meals and memories and hope to continue the tradition of great food and service in the near future,” Fragmin wrote.
No reason was given, nor was it clear whether the diner already has shuttered. There was no answer to calls made shortly before its normal 7 p.m. closing time.
“I’m so sorry you’re closing,” Facebook user Linda Kertesz wrote. “My daughter and I just discovered your place about a year ago. Love your kind employees and wonderful breakfasts. Good luck!”
“This breaks my heart. Such a wonderful place with food that was delicious. Always a great experience. Guy, we wish you and everyone there all the best,” Mel McWilliams posted on Facebook.
Another diner in the Dayton area announced Thursday that it would be closing.
Tim Tiner, owner of Rye Toast in Miamisburg, announced that his diner is closed permanently as of Thursday.
He cited rising costs in a farewell post on social media.
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