As it turns out, both were correct. The two eateries are separate entities that abut each other, and have become a very mini-strip restaurant center located on the southwest corner of Laurel Square. The Diner, which opened in late March, is the companion restaurant to the one located on the square in Medina. The menus are exactly the same. The main, and seemingly only, differences are the Brunswick location is larger and can offer separate smoking and non-smoking areas and has better parking facilities.
Breakfast is served all day, along with deli sandwiches, salads, burgers and Middle Eastern fare.
Reading the menu is almost as much fun as eating the food, much of which is home prepared. Diners are offered good food in plentiful portions with such names as Jethro's sausage gravy and biscuits with two eggs, Elly-Mae's oatmeal and toast or any one of the deli sandwiches named for Ruby, Blaine, Larry, Toby, Sly, Grace, Spike, Tata or Tubby Tom. If you're into deli combos, the names are Bernie K's, Michael's, Gary's, Hammy-Mammy's, Nadia's, Pete's, Big George's, Clark Kent's and Alexandria's. Unless you're already familiar with the Middle Eastern diet, the mysterious names of some entrees invite guests to sample something new and different with such selections as Ester's Shish Tawook Rollup, Uncle Tanoose's Fattoush Salad, Hilary's Hoomus, Tiny's Tabooli Salad, Sid's Schawarma Rollup, Fanny's Falafel, Uncle Ferris' Special, Velma's Black Bean Veggie Burger and Ida's Huge 50 count. Most major credit cards are honored.