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Take a Look Around the New All-Day American Eatery by the Mandolin Team

Gregory’s Diner is housed inside the Vagabond Motel

After nearly a decade of operating one of Miami’s most popular restaurants, Mandolin Aegean Bistro, the team behind the Greek-Turkish eatery has taken over the restaurant space inside the historic Vagabond Hotel to open an all-day American bistro called Gregory’s Diner (7301 Biscayne Boulevard).

Owners Anastasia Koutsioukis and Ahmet Erkaya have partnered with general manager Tamara Magalhães and executive chef Roel Alcudia to create the new space that pays homage to Koutsioukis’ grandfather, Gregory, and other immigrants who came to the U.S. and owned and operated diners throughout the country.

The restaurant serves updated takes on classic diner fare. Think tuna and patty melts, cheeseburgers, Greek and cobb salads, triple-level club sandwiches, alongside more refined dishes like New York strip, beef tartare, grilled snapper, mole clams, a roving cheese cart and even a caviar service. A full bar and cocktail menu is also available. The space keeps with the mid-century vibes that the hotel it’s housed in is known for with checkered flooring, sleek wood seating, and colorful artwork adorning the walls.

And the space isn’t done yet. In the near future a cocktail lounge called Maria’s Living Room will debut featuring a colorful updated setting and cocktails served via bar cart service. The group also plans to take over the food and beverage for the pool bar.

Gregory’s Diner is now open daily from Monday to Friday from noon to 11 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday from 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. with weekday breakfast in the works.

Gregory's Diner

7301 Biscayne Boulevard, miami, florida
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