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Pearl Street Diner

Name: Pearl Street Diner
Address: 40 N Pearl St (Corner of Pine and Pearl ST.), Albany, 12207-2847, BR
Telephone: +15184634829
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40 N Pearl St (Corner of Pine and Pearl ST.), Albany, NY 12207-2847

Tel: +15184634829

Found by Anthony Mitsios, a Siena Business Graduate, a classic theme was incorporated, Black and white 50`s style decor to give a classic Diner setting while encompassing the history of NYS`s Capitol, Albany. Opened 2010, September. Some of our restaurant favorites include the Spanakopita (spinach pie), classic Greek salad with chicken souvl, Traditional Rotisserie Gyro`s, and our amazing sandwiches like Philly cheesesteaks and melts. Two Freshly Prepared soups daily. We have unbeatable weekly specials to keep your taste buds tantalized, from prime beef tips over egg noodles to chicken quesadillas and Chicken Pesto Paninis, the menu at Pearl Street Diner is always changing and exciting! We’ve got fantastic breakfast options to!!! Diner dinning is our profession. Our wait team staff is professional and FAST. We strive for a clean place with fast and kind service. Also, made to order simple dishes at affordable prices compliments our strive at what we do and defines diner dinning in Alb

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Capitol City Curmudgeons

06/08/26 as 13:50

Pearl Street Diner

Looking for a breakfast that doesn't require a degree in culinary arts? This diner serves it up old-school style.

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Jason Liam

Capitol City Curmudgeons

01/08/26 as 18:46

Bruno Martin

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Pearl Street Diner

Capitol City Curmudgeons

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Places that the tribe frequents

The City Beer Hall

The Olde English Pub

New York State Museum

Schuyler Mansion

Albany Institute of History & Art

The Stephen and Harriet Myers Residence