The diner's iconic clam-shaped booths and classic diner atmosphere will be missed.

Crowds flocked to the diner for one last taste of its famous fare.

"Diners are such a mainstay in New York City," said Brendan O'Brien, reflecting the city's loss.

The decline of diners mirrors the changing face of New York City.

The family-owned business was unable to renew its lease due to a new housing development.

For many, Neptune Diner was more than just a place to eat. It was a meeting spot, a date night destination, and a cherished memory.

While the Astoria location is closing, Neptune Diner will continue to serve customers at its Bayside and Crown Heights locations.

The end of an era. Join us in remembering the Neptune Diner and its impact on the Astoria community.