Minuteman Diner, a longtime favorite in Bedford, is set to close after more than five years in business. The diner will serve its final meal on July 30. Owner Diane Cohen announced the closure in a recent Instagram post, thanking longtime customers for their support.
Highlights
- Minuteman Diner will close its doors for good on July 30.
- The popular Boston restaurant is shutting down after five-plus years in Bedford.
- Diane Cohen, the owner, shared the news with loyal patrons on social media.
Minuteman Diner Will Close Its Doors on July 30
Delicious food items at Minuteman Diner (Source: Instagram @Minuteman Diner)
Located at 363 Great Road in Bedford, Minuteman Diner has been a local staple for more than five years but will soon close its doors. In a recent Instagram post, its owner Diane Cohen confirmed that the diner will serve its last meal on July 30.
Cohen said the decision to close comes as she prepares to retire. She thanked customers for their support and encouraged them to stop by one last time. She also reminded diners to use any remaining gift cards before the closure.
About Minuteman Diner
The diner first opened in 2019, quickly becoming a go-to spot for breakfast and lunch. Through the years, Minuteman Diner earned love for its breakfast, lunch, dessert, and drink options. Customer favorites have included the Irish omelet, quesadillas, blueberry pie, and house-made Arnold Palmers.
With Cohen preparing for retirement, Bedford diners have until July 30 to enjoy one final visit to the neighborhood spot.
