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The New York area is full of diners with enormous menus that are not chains. Quality varies highly (and often not correlated with price), but I believe it's mostly made in-house.


It definitely varies, but diners bulk buy most of their stuff from national distributors for sure. Nuggets, fries, burgers, meatloaf, gyro meat, etc.


Made in-house in the sense of thawed and microwaved in-house. I learned quickly to stick with the handful of items that are eaten frequently. Everything else tastes like it came off the assembly line a few months ago.


Just because it's made in-house doesn't mean it's good.




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