Source: New York Post
The White Castle that’s been serving customers in Queens for nearly nine decades is shutting its doors on Wednesday — marking the end of one of New York City’s longest-running restaurants. The fast-food joint on 57th Avenue in Elmhurst — which opened in 1939 — has been sold and will likely be turned into an apartment building, restaurant manager Elsa Lima told the Queens Chronicle. “This location is closed.
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