Hudson Valley, New York Stunned: Iconic All-American Diner Closes

A beloved Hudson Valley diner with more than 30 years of history has suddenly closed its doors.

A longtime fixture in North Rockland is now closed.

Mount Ivy All-American Diner in Pomona, New York Now Closed

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A beloved long-time "All American" diner is now closed in the Lower Hudson Valley.

Owners of the Mount Ivy All-American Diner in Pomona confirmed on Facebook that the diner is officially closed.

"IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT We Are Closing Operations To our customer-friends: Thank you for every visit and every moment shared," the owners wrote on Facebook.

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The longtime Rockland County restaurant closed its doors permanently on November 30.

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According to Google, the "classic diner with over 30 years of tradition" was reinvented with modern service and exciting Latin-inspired dishes.

The diner was proud to offer "classic American dishes infused with vibrant Latin flair."

Reason For Closure

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According to the owners, the diner was sold to new ownership. The space is now being remodeled. It's unclear what new owners will bring.

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"The diner will enter a period of remodeling and transition into a new stage under different ownership," the owners added. "Thank you for allowing us to be part of your days and your special moments."

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