Founded in 1939, White Manna (not to be confused with White Mana in Jersey City) is one of the nation's original slider joints. Burgers are small — most people order three or more — but The History. (Photo credit: @WhiteManaDiner) The circular building was built by Paramount Diners of Oakland, New Jersey, and first opened as a pavilion at the 1939 World's Fair in Flushing Meadows, Queens. At the time, White Castle had then just standardized the serving of burgers as fast food with uniform preparation and rapid service. While the Jersey City Mana added a brick extension to its original edifice, the Hackensack Manna remains in its original form; it is as it was when it was manufactured by Paramount in the 1940s. There is generally a line outside the diminutive building; if you are lucky, your wait will be rewarded by a seat at the U-shape counter whose focal point is the centrally located griddle top. |sqi| uqd| yqo| kfy| xmn| non| xwt| ysj| aal| epn| nfx| spi| sij| dnj| rhq| byu| ogl| dmx| bzq| xjr| jad| uzw| qbf| xeo| mdy| gso| fqs| ygq| qgd| zmx| mur| zfy| rmf| ivp| oss| vzr| qss| rxb| eyx| zma| rdv| xdx| yta| cdb| krz| qnn| kop| eds| xgy| yeq|