Lunch features sandwiches, burgers, soups, and salads.
We first visited the Pine Cone last summer and enjoyed a mug of freshly brewed aromatic coffee and a scrumptious slice of homemade apple-mango cobbler at the old counter, and we're eager to return for an evening meal. By night, the place still resembles an unpretentious diner, but there are tea lights glimmering on each of the seven tables. It's only 6 p.m. The diner doesn't accept reservations, so we are stuck at the little yellow half-moon table attached to the far wall. A request to change to a booth, once it becomes free, is denied by our server.