Owner of the Melrose Diner and Broad Street Diner has obtained demolition permits

The iconic Melrose Diner, the stainless-steel-and-neon-trimmed touchstone for generations of Philadelphians, may be getting a date with the wrecking ball, according to a city demolition permit.

Melrose owner Michael Petrogiannis also obtained a demolition permit for the nearby Broad Street Diner, which had been long closed before he bought and renovated it in 2011, according to city records.

Both the Melrose and Broad Street are still operating as usual in South Philadelphia.

*Article courtesy of The Inquirer

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Owner of the Melrose Diner and Broad Street Diner has obtained demolition permits

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