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SYRACUSE, N.Y. — A beloved diner famed for its vibrant dishes and indulgent boozy milkshakes is set to close after a successful ten-year run in Armory Square. The closure will take effect on the evening of Sunday, January 2.
Modern Malt quickly became a local favorite, drawing in crowds with its creative menu that featured an array of comfort food options, including gourmet burgers and inventive breakfast items served all day. The diner was particularly well-known for its over-the-top milkshakes, which became a social media sensation and attracted food enthusiasts from near and far.
The decision to close has left many patrons feeling nostalgic, as the diner played a significant role in the community, serving as a gathering place for friends and families. Over the years, Modern Malt earned a reputation for its lively atmosphere and unique culinary offerings, making it a staple in the Syracuse dining scene. As the diner prepares to bid farewell, many fans are reflecting on the memories made within its walls.
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