'Counter Culture' offers photographic ode to New York City’s enduring diners
"Counter Culture" is a new photography book that documents the visual history and enduring presence of New York City’s traditional diners. Featuring iconic locations such as Tom’s Restaurant in Morningside Heights, the collection aims to preserve the legacy of these longtime neighborhood staples.
Tom’s Restaurant, 2880 Broadway, Morningside Heights A new photo book preserves the longtime city staples.
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