A Framingham diner is reopening Monday after it was destroyed in a fire last March.
J&M Diner was one of several businesses damaged when flames swept through the Old Path Village Complex.
The diner has been a fixture in the community for nearly 20 years, and the community came together to help the diner rebuild. There have been several fundraisers the last eight months, as they worked to find a new space and fill it with all of the equipment and charm that the former space had.
Our new salts and peppers/ sugar dispensers are all cleaned and ready to be filled 😍 #onestepcloser
Posted by J&M Diner, Inc. on Wednesday, November 8, 2017
J&M Diner owners Dave and Karen Fiore announced on Thanksgiving that the diner will reopen on Monday, Nov. 27 at 6 a.m. at 50 Worcester Rd. Rte. 9E.
"It hasn’t been easy, but we know that with all the hard work we’ve put in to this new space, we will all love our new J&M home," they said in a Facebook post.
Happy Thanksgiving everyone! We are so HAPPY and THANKFUL to be able to GIVE you all an opening date!!!! It hasn’t been...
Posted by J&M Diner, Inc. on Thursday, November 23, 2017
On Sunday, the diner held a staff training day to get everyone ready for the grand re-opening.
They are encouraging everyone to come wearing their pajamas. The owners also said they are excited to see all of their customers once again.
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