I like Ethan's filming approach a lot. He understands how abandoned houses are the stars of the show, not him. So, you get him at nice little doses. I wince at obtrusive explorers basically selfie shooting on location, it makes me want to close video. I watch urban exploration to get a first person viewpoint, is it too much to ask to have the content maker stay mostly in the backseat?
I don’t know why this makes me sad. It’s time that passed and just was trashed and not cared about.. I hate you had to do this in the dark. Please stay safe when doing these finds after dark. You always work hard to find us the old untouched. Thanks Ethan!
Ethan, this is great. Glad you took folks with you. Awesome find. I hate when people go in and destroy stuff and take things. I enjoy watching your finds...
That was awesome Ethan. Thanks for sharing that. I love how you focus on some of the relevant smaller things like the disposable cups, the Humpty Dumpty chips (WOW ). I love that stuff too, it's all in the details. Who knows what you would have found up in that attic but I much prefer you stay safe.
What a great find. It’s to bad that people have to distroy everything like houses and old diners but I like the nostalgia of it and the scones on the wall.
Hey Ethan...fab u lous find ....loved all the 50s furniture...thank you for being you ,honest and true ...I just shared this with a friend of mine.they absolutely loved it ..keep doing what you do ❤️💋
Hi Ethan 😎🏎💨,I can see how out dated it was because of the colors and outdated packages there and the booths to,aside the place is a wreck but I wonder if there’s an old video of that place,be really cool to see how it used to look. Anyway stay warm because of the arctic cold weather we are having lately and can’t wait to see your next awesome video 😁😎🏎💨🏁
Loved the colors. Seeing Taz made me smile. Seeing the menu made me think how much prices have inflated and you can get a whole big meal like that for 6 dollars. Times change. Great visit. Keep spicing it up. See you at the next one!
I just love old diners. I'm a regular at Vancouver, Washington's oldest running diner, opened in 1932 and is STILL in operation to this day! Original booths and counter stools. Awesome food and staff! Love ya, Ethan!
Cool video, Ethan. In a way, it somewhat reminded me of a place when I lived in St. Louis Missouri called Crown Candy kitchen. it’s still open they have an old-time candy store along with diner sandwiches and ice creams They been in business since 1913. I believe the wood booths inside are original from that era. You may enjoy checking it out online as there is plenty of interior photos and photos of nostalgic, Coca-Cola memorabilia, and a jukebox.
I can imagine how cool it would have been when it was newer and in operation, the color scheme and the tile and decor looked cool in the nifty '50's diner style!🤩 I'm sure it was a busy and lively place that most likely served up some tasty diner food and shakes !🥤 It's a shame they closed. I'm sure they were greatly missed! 😐
❤ Ethan stay warm .Ethan mixing it up makes it interesting .i already loving it . frozen time a retro diner ..it almost reminds me with the pastel colors l something in Florida lets get into this episode Ethan
Ethan, that looks like it would’ve been good for a movie prop back in the day, for an early 80s film on the order of something for “Jeepers Creepers” and I’ve wrote on some stories w/a retro feel for some of them,But this has some retro linger to it for sure all the things you noticed👍✅💖⚡️One more thing I only seen 1 orb flash to the left from the middle of the restaurant,...And now you know, and your video last time had many of them, but don’t worry they’re just tight friends and relatives 😂
"Take on me... take me home !!!!! " This diner totally reminded me of the diner in the video for that awesome 80s song.... and you even looked in the garbage!! I was totally hoping you'd find a crumbled comic book that would be a portal to the 1980s in that trash. Would Ethan go back to the 80s ?? I think so.
Thank Ethan I love this. The color schemes are great. Old toasters, milk shake machine, old menus, old plates etc. That was an outstanding diner back in the days. I love the old coke refrigerator. Thanks another master piece with lot of memories Ethan.
3:42 I just love this Paris Green/pink dollhouse pastel combo. It's so nostalgic and yet vibrant! This video is a precious model on how to channel the googie style back. I am sure it will moderately go back in style. There is an instance of a dinner revival on the strip mall I go to. Modern customers like the scenic experience, it adds to the enjoyment of the meal. I can see how the color theming is so scarcely present nowadays, misuse it and it looks anomalous on a room. The combo doesn't mesh so well in modern spaces, as many items like households appliances have sternly neutral colors and finition styles for the purpose of mass marketing... It just goes seamlessly on interiors having reflective metal or pieces of furniture with bright colors, with checkered floor. 4:45 Yeah, these were done by copper rats, the most coldly practical and greedy of vandals. 5:40 I assume these have to hold a lot of Poutine and maple syrup bottles for the road, otherwise "Made for Canadian Driving" is false advertisement 7:29 I am pretty sure this Taz wasn't officially endorsed by Warner Bros. It's the privilege of moderately successful businesses, they get under the radar for copyright infringements like it. Warner Bros isn't as lawsuit happy as Disney with their toon characters, though. Would change if they had highly frequented amusement parks, I guess
I recognised all the Tim Hortons products because I practically lived there during my university years, lol. I appreciate the 90s paper jazz cups left behind too. I also spotted an old bottle of Bic White Out from the 90s on the floor I'm surprised you didn't comment on!
I was born in 1950. Love,love, love, the old dinner. We had one where I lived around 10 years ago. I don't remember how long it lasted but, not very long if I remember right. It really cried the 1950's.
What an interesting find Ethan , thanks for showing it. It must have been a really cool hang out in its day. All the fun colors , its a shame someone didnt come in and keep it open..💝❤
What makes someone leave everything behind, even if they are bankrupt, it is possible to pass the point, sell the equipment and dishes. Strange! Congratulations on the video 👏
I understand. Urban exploring at night is simply unsettling, unenjoyable. Not only it feels unsafe, at a time when squatters of every kind retreat to their quarters, but also intrusive, as if you wormed yourself in like a classic burglar would. I did it once on an abandoned clinic about to be demolished... Even with friends, it's difficult to repress a sense of dread, undermining the exploration experience. As a filming standpoint, it sucks as well. You only have your own light source to showcase the scene. When the sun pours itself into an enclosed home, it sends games of light through barricades and skylights. These magnifies the poetic tragedy of the interiority, as if it hangs between a state of possible occupancy and void. Night is the realm of suspended chaos, and a vacant house doesn't need another layer of nihilism on top. I find it surprising to admit that as a night person, but this hobby is truly the best during the day.
Back then the food used to be cheap those people use didn’t worry about food because it used to be so cheap but now food is high I wish it was like that now but that’s life
❤Awesome video Ethan, loved it, something different. Glad you weren't alone, please stay safe and hopefully you might do more like this now and then. Love from the uk ❤️
Love it E, Did a 1950 diner, called the Doo What Diner, In the next town.. What a pain, all templates as ceiling was curved, Also Did The Spirit of Boston Boat. A trip, for sure!
Hi! In the commerical food cooking industry the eqpt; ranges fryers etc are stainless with cast iron cooking tops. Pretty strong stuff that can be stripped down and sand blasted and many times brought back to life. Refer unit language = reach in refrigeration ( like a home door rype opening) walk-ins that are lined with shelves, etc, for larger things that need refrigeration. You walk-in to get product. The rest are referred to as coolers! Odd world is the restaurant business! That toaster may be a Toastmaster brand...$400.00 new....and easily repaired when needed! The unit with the milkshake mixers on the side was a soft ice cream dispenser...put ice cream in cup...add flavor or whatever, and then mix w/the mixer! You can find interesting things left behind in old restaurants....hotels etc. Have seen some with table cloths and tables set just sitting. Plates and complete kitchens that looked ready to cook!!
This is am awesome video, I love it! I love old resturants! Ill glad you didnt go by yourself! I wouldnt want to film alone @ night either! Love your videos Ethan!
Ethan I loved this video, definitely do more things like this if you can, I love seeing all explores. I did Echelon Mall once, it was so much fun & crazy to see so many things frozen in time, thank you for sharing this video!!!
We had a diner like that not far from where I live. It’s been empty now for 10 + years. Recently though someone bought it and has been cleaning it up. Not sure what they’re doing to it, but I hope it will be a “50s” theme diner again.
Greedy thieves stealing the copper. Why am I shocked?? Idk 🤷♀️… Are you able to give the name of the cafe? Just curious what kind of a place would be painted pink and green, WOW!!
Yet another "Epic Adventure"! Lol! I love it! I totally think u should do more like this! Don't get me wrong....I love the house adventures! Just think it would be neat if u added more like this Adventure! Just a suggestion. No matter what, I will continue to keep watching ur videos! I absolutely love how u do it and ur "What's Up Guys"! Stay Safe and Keep Up The Amazing Work! Ready to see the next epic adventure! Peace❤
Yes! And I am old enough to have used those when I worked in a store. We had a book that we had to look up the credit card numbers first to see if they were still valid. If we caught someone we got money from the credit card company but my boss would always keep it. (I'm in the US)
Wow, Cafe Decay. Interesting color choices.
Ethan you a good man, your passion and honesty shows through in your work, don’t change for anyone, even the silly “what’s up guy’s “
I totally agree. I wish my daughter knew you!
I like Ethan's filming approach a lot. He understands how abandoned houses are the stars of the show, not him. So, you get him at nice little doses. I wince at obtrusive explorers basically selfie shooting on location, it makes me want to close video. I watch urban exploration to get a first person viewpoint, is it too much to ask to have the content maker stay mostly in the backseat?
I don’t know why this makes me sad. It’s time that passed and just was trashed and not cared about.. I hate you had to do this in the dark. Please stay safe when doing these finds after dark. You always work hard to find us the old untouched. Thanks Ethan!
Reminds me of the restaurant my sister use to own back home lots of good memories. Thanks for sharing 😊
THIS! A nice break from your home tours. Thanks!!
Ethan, this is great. Glad you took folks with you. Awesome find. I hate when people go in and destroy stuff and take things. I enjoy watching your finds...
Pretty cool place. Love the booths. Sugar shakers still full on the tables. Neat!
Thank you Ethan for another great vlog! You Do A Great Job! Stay Safe and Warm!
That was awesome Ethan. Thanks for sharing that. I love how you focus on some of the relevant smaller things like the disposable cups, the Humpty Dumpty chips (WOW ). I love that stuff too, it's all in the details. Who knows what you would have found up in that attic but I much prefer you stay safe.
"Memento mori" Terry posted a vid yesterday of this same place, he went into the attic.
Definitely from the 80's very cool!!
Awesome video. Sad to think that prices were so cheap. Now you can’t even go to McDonald’s and get a meal for under $20.
What a great find. It’s to bad that people have to distroy everything like houses and old diners but I like the nostalgia of it and the scones on the wall.
Neatest color scheme ever. A true Time Capsule indeed. Hi Ethan. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Hey Ethan...fab u lous find ....loved all the 50s furniture...thank you for being you ,honest and true ...I just shared this with a friend of mine.they absolutely loved it ..keep doing what you do ❤️💋
I really love this place. So much history❤
Hi Ethan 😎🏎💨,I can see how out dated it was because of the colors and outdated packages there and the booths to,aside the place is a wreck but I wonder if there’s an old video of that place,be really cool to see how it used to look. Anyway stay warm because of the arctic cold weather we are having lately and can’t wait to see your next awesome video 😁😎🏎💨🏁
Loved the colors. Seeing Taz made me smile. Seeing the menu made me think how much prices have inflated and you can get a whole big meal like that for 6 dollars. Times change. Great visit. Keep spicing it up. See you at the next one!
You did real good!! Takes me back.
I just love old diners. I'm a regular at Vancouver, Washington's oldest running diner, opened in 1932 and is STILL in operation to this day! Original booths and counter stools. Awesome food and staff! Love ya, Ethan!
I loved it. Thanks for changing it up. I remember the KFC 🍗 restaurant you explored. ❤
Cool video, Ethan. In a way, it somewhat reminded me of a place when I lived in St. Louis Missouri called Crown Candy kitchen. it’s still open they have an old-time candy store along with diner sandwiches and ice creams They been in business since 1913. I believe the wood booths inside are original from that era. You may enjoy checking it out online as there is plenty of interior photos and photos of nostalgic, Coca-Cola memorabilia, and a jukebox.
I can imagine how cool it would have been when it was newer and in operation, the color scheme and the tile and decor looked cool in the nifty '50's diner style!🤩 I'm sure it was a busy and lively place that most likely served up some tasty diner food and shakes !🥤 It's a shame they closed. I'm sure they were greatly missed! 😐
Outstanding Ethan I love looking at old stuff 👍❤️😎
Neat and very colorful Place! ❤ My first What’s up You guys of 2024
Looking forward to many more!
❤ Ethan stay warm .Ethan mixing it up makes it interesting .i already loving it . frozen time a retro diner ..it almost reminds me with the pastel colors l something in Florida lets get into this episode Ethan
Ethan, that looks like it would’ve been good for a movie prop back in the day, for an early 80s film on the order of something for “Jeepers Creepers” and I’ve wrote on some stories w/a retro feel for some of them,But this has some retro linger to it for sure all the things you noticed👍✅💖⚡️One more thing I only seen 1 orb flash to the left from the middle of the restaurant,...And now you know, and your video last time had many of them, but don’t worry they’re just tight friends and relatives 😂
I love the change up!Thanks!😊
"Take on me... take me home !!!!! " This diner totally reminded me of the diner in the video for that awesome 80s song.... and you even looked in the garbage!! I was totally hoping you'd find a crumbled comic book that would be a portal to the 1980s in that trash. Would Ethan go back to the 80s ?? I think so.
It's so cute Ethan. Too bad it can't be fixed up. Thank you.
I love tours of any vintage place 😁
Thank Ethan I love this. The color schemes are great. Old toasters, milk shake machine, old menus, old plates etc. That was an outstanding diner back in the days. I love the old coke refrigerator. Thanks another master piece with lot of memories Ethan.
Amazing!! Throw Back In Time Salvage thank you,Be Blessed Ethan.
Very cool explore Ethan. Such an 80s overload - my favourite era for everything especially music, cars and style.
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I think I've seen every explore of this place there is.
Now where's my damn breakfast?
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Thanks for the tour Ethan!
Thanks Ethan another great find. It was a pretty small place. But very cool. Even though it had a lot of decay. ❤
3:42 I just love this Paris Green/pink dollhouse pastel combo. It's so nostalgic and yet vibrant! This video is a precious model on how to channel the googie style back. I am sure it will moderately go back in style. There is an instance of a dinner revival on the strip mall I go to. Modern customers like the scenic experience, it adds to the enjoyment of the meal.
I can see how the color theming is so scarcely present nowadays, misuse it and it looks anomalous on a room. The combo doesn't mesh so well in modern spaces, as many items like households appliances have sternly neutral colors and finition styles for the purpose of mass marketing... It just goes seamlessly on interiors having reflective metal or pieces of furniture with bright colors, with checkered floor.
4:45 Yeah, these were done by copper rats, the most coldly practical and greedy of vandals.
5:40 I assume these have to hold a lot of Poutine and maple syrup bottles for the road, otherwise "Made for Canadian Driving" is false advertisement
7:29 I am pretty sure this Taz wasn't officially endorsed by Warner Bros. It's the privilege of moderately successful businesses, they get under the radar for copyright infringements like it. Warner Bros isn't as lawsuit happy as Disney with their toon characters, though. Would change if they had highly frequented amusement parks, I guess
You are smart to have people there Ethan and not there alone, especially at night.
I would always have someone with you regardless.
I love watching all of your videos too Ethan 😊
Love 💕 love 💕 love the color scheme!!!
Very cool video. It's a nice change up to the home videos .
OMGosh! Thank you so much for this!!!! I love these kind of places.
Awesome 😊thank you
I recognised all the Tim Hortons products because I practically lived there during my university years, lol. I appreciate the 90s paper jazz cups left behind too. I also spotted an old bottle of Bic White Out from the 90s on the floor I'm surprised you didn't comment on!
Ethan it is obvious this was out of your comfort zone. Thank you for sharing.
I love watching your videos Ethan ❤
Love these abandoned places video
I was born in 1950. Love,love, love, the old dinner. We had one where I lived around 10 years ago. I don't remember how long it lasted but, not very long if I remember right. It really cried the 1950's.
What an interesting find Ethan , thanks for showing it. It must have been a really cool hang out in its day. All the fun colors , its a shame someone didnt come in and keep it open..💝❤
What makes someone leave everything behind, even if they are bankrupt, it is possible to pass the point, sell the equipment and dishes. Strange! Congratulations on the video 👏
I understand. Urban exploring at night is simply unsettling, unenjoyable. Not only it feels unsafe, at a time when squatters of every kind retreat to their quarters, but also intrusive, as if you wormed yourself in like a classic burglar would. I did it once on an abandoned clinic about to be demolished... Even with friends, it's difficult to repress a sense of dread, undermining the exploration experience. As a filming standpoint, it sucks as well. You only have your own light source to showcase the scene. When the sun pours itself into an enclosed home, it sends games of light through barricades and skylights. These magnifies the poetic tragedy of the interiority, as if it hangs between a state of possible occupancy and void. Night is the realm of suspended chaos, and a vacant house doesn't need another layer of nihilism on top.
I find it surprising to admit that as a night person, but this hobby is truly the best during the day.
Loved the video. Thank you.
I can't wait to see this one. Thanks Ethan ❤
Back then the food used to be cheap those people use didn’t worry about food because it used to be so cheap but now food is high I wish it was like that now but that’s life
I love places like this. Find one have to eat there. You can't beat the food.
This silk flowers still look wonderful.
It’s nice to see different things.
Enjoyed this brought back some memories
❤Awesome video Ethan, loved it, something different. Glad you weren't alone, please stay safe and hopefully you might do more like this now and then. Love from the uk ❤️
Awww man would I love to have that Coke fridge! This was cool! Thanks Ethan! 🫶🏻
Ethan love the video you are definitely cool. Thank you for sharing this video
I want to live in one of the abandoned commercial businesses
That place is cool!
Love it E, Did a 1950 diner, called the Doo What Diner, In the next town.. What a pain, all templates as ceiling was curved, Also Did The Spirit of Boston Boat. A trip, for sure!
Another great visitation Ethan. Good call NOT going up to the “attic!”
Hi! In the commerical food cooking industry the eqpt; ranges fryers etc are stainless with cast iron cooking tops. Pretty strong stuff that can be stripped down and sand blasted and many times brought back to life. Refer unit language = reach in refrigeration ( like a home door rype opening) walk-ins that are lined with shelves, etc, for larger things that need refrigeration. You walk-in to get product. The rest are referred to as coolers! Odd world is the restaurant business! That toaster may be a Toastmaster brand...$400.00 new....and easily repaired when needed! The unit with the milkshake mixers on the side was a soft ice cream dispenser...put ice cream in cup...add flavor or whatever, and then mix w/the mixer! You can find interesting things left behind in old restaurants....hotels etc. Have seen some with table cloths and tables set just sitting. Plates and complete kitchens that looked ready to cook!!
This is am awesome video, I love it! I love old resturants! Ill glad you didnt go by yourself! I wouldnt want to film alone @ night either! Love your videos Ethan!
I wish someone would take interest in the place
Well described Ethan.
Awesome video Ethan thank you ❤
Ethan I loved this video, definitely do more things like this if you can, I love seeing all explores. I did Echelon Mall once, it was so much fun & crazy to see so many things frozen in time, thank you for sharing this video!!!
I love all abandoned locations. A variety is nice.
Totally 💯 Cool.... nostalgic 😁
We had a diner like that not far from where I live. It’s been empty now for 10 + years. Recently though someone bought it and has been cleaning it up. Not sure what they’re doing to it, but I hope it will be a “50s” theme diner again.
Shame it's not saveable, another peice of history lost . Thank you ethan at least it can live on via video xx
nice lived it . ❤❤❤ stay safe love ya
We had a 50's diner closed in September last year as the owner was retiring but he sold everything in it so it's probably 4 bare walls now.
Greedy thieves stealing the copper. Why am I shocked?? Idk 🤷♀️…
Are you able to give the name of the cafe? Just curious what kind of a place would be painted pink and green, WOW!!
Cool video! Love abandoned diners. Not gonna lie when you turned around dude in the back scared the crap out of me! Lol
Ethan, you don’t have to restrict your adventurers.
Yet another "Epic Adventure"! Lol! I love it! I totally think u should do more like this! Don't get me wrong....I love the house adventures! Just think it would be neat if u added more like this Adventure! Just a suggestion. No matter what, I will continue to keep watching ur videos! I absolutely love how u do it and ur "What's Up Guys"! Stay Safe and Keep Up The Amazing Work! Ready to see the next epic adventure! Peace❤
Those “fridges” are actually called reach-ins in the restaurant vernacular.
where is that cafe at ethan great videothank you for sharing youre find
That mechanical thing on the table in the beginning where you said "whats that" is a credit card machine before computers
Yes! And I am old enough to have used those when I worked in a store. We had a book that we had to look up the credit card numbers first to see if they were still valid. If we caught someone we got money from the credit card company but my boss would always keep it. (I'm in the US)
@@debby8428 I remember those books!! Thousands and thousands of numbers. I'm that old too.
I like it when you step it I like abandoned restaurants
Verity it good, it’s good to mix things up once in a while.
❤❤ Ethan 👏👏👏🇵🇷
I think the prices would still be the same at a place like this now. If it was a chain it probably wouldnt.
I love it I really love it
Cool diner
Im leaving my thoughts ..I agree, this was pretty darn cool 😎
It's been closed for 39 years !
Cool Dinner, but I noticed that a person with a wheelchair would not have been able to go there I think!!
You can tell it was a dirty place while open. Maybe why it closed
Love it!
Love this ❤
I like the commercial videos as well as your house videos.
Awesome Diner.
Beautiful time capsule
Loved it ❤❤❤❤❤
Not a "1950s Diner" but a 50s themed diner from the 1980s to 2004. Uncool 👎🏻
I wish someone would take interest in the place.