Historic central Ohio diner named ‘Most Iconic Diner in the State’

A tiny 1930s diner may be almost 100 years old, but it’s still as iconic as ever.

According to 24/7 Tempo, a website that uses data and reviews to rate the best restaurants around the states, The Hamburger Inn Diner, located at 16 N. Sandusky St. in Delaware, OH, is the coolest, most iconic diner in Ohio. To determine which state they’d choose from each state, they reviewed diner listings from numerous food and regional tourism sites, and eliminated diner chains in favor of more traditional places instead.

They highly suggest ordering the “World Famous Mighty Cinnamon Rolls” and the garlic burger, but this diner also serves large traditional breakfast plates, giant omelets, and other subs and sandwiches!

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Hamburger Inn Diner was known as the Senate Restaurant decades ago, offering meals for only 25 cents. In 1932, the Hudson Family purchased the Senate Restaurant. Rumor has it, it’s the oldest diner in Ohio.

Not only is the Hamburger Inn an incredible spot for savory breakfasts, but they’re also a bakery, offering homemade breads, cinnamon rolls, and pies, all fresh and never frozen.

To learn more about Hamburger Inn Diner, check out their website.

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