Forum Diner in Bay Shore closes its doors after 50 years
The owners say that they couldn’t keep up with rising food costs and rent.
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Aug 7, 2022, 9:30 PM
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Updated 832 days ago
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18h agoThe Forum Diner in Bay Shore closes Sunday after more than
50 years in business.
The owners say that they couldn’t keep up with rising food
costs and rent.
Customers say that they will not only miss the food, but
also the service of the kind staff.
“I love when you come, everyone is happy. They take care of
you and the food is good,” says Frank Portelli, a diner customer. “We know some
of the waitresses, so it’s very good. I love coming here.”
The staff at the family-owned and operated diner say they
are grateful to their customers for their constant support and hope to open
another business in the future.
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