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The Other One Diner moving to Turnpike

Posted at 9:17 am April 6, 2021
By John Huotari Leave a Comment

The Other One Diner and Dive is moving from Grove Center to Oak Ridge Turnpike, the restaurant announced Tuesday morning.

Because of the move, the restaurant will be closed for the rest of the week.

When it re-opens, the restaurant will now be located at 1938 Oak Ridge Turnpike in the old Magnolia Tree restaurant.

“Our staff are super excited with this new opportunity we have been given and are anxiously awaiting our re-opening day,” the restaurant said. “Stay tuned for our re-opening celebration day, which will include lots of specials and fun!”

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