Opened In 1927, Jigger’s Diner Is A Longtime Icon In East Greenwich, Rhode Island

Have you ever stopped to think that history isn't just found in books and museums? We experience history every single day, sometimes even when we sit down for a bite to eat at our favorite restaurant. This diner in Rhode Island, for example, has written a long story that dates back to 1927. Since then it's gone through its ups and downs, even shuttering for nearly a decade. However, one thing has remained steadfast for as long as its doors have been open. Jigger's Diner has become a landmark in Rhode Island.

A tiny restaurant sat along Main Street in East Greenwich, Jigger's Diner started as a simple lunch cart by Vilgot "Jigger" Lindberg in 1917 and has evolved into what it is today...

Over the years, the landmark diner has changed ownership numerous times, even shuttering between 1983 and 1992.

One of East Greenwich's iconic diners, a place where locals know a hearty breakfast or lunch awaits.

The popular diner has been owned by Chef Katie Myers since 2021.

Even if you usually skip breakfast, you might gain a whole new appreciation for the first meal of the day at Jigger's. The menu's packed with the classics.

Choose from a dozen scrumptious Benedicts, or dig into a tasty omelet. Jigger's Diner features several gluten-free, vegetarian, and vegan options, too.

Start your day off on a sweet note with such favorites as gingerbread pancakes, chunky monkey waffles, or lemon ricotta stuffed French toast.

When you need a midday pick-me-up, you'll find Jigger's is up to the challenge, offering a slew of lunch dishes - from chowder to crisp salads.

That's just the prelude to the main course, however. Try one of the many favorite wraps, triple-decker clubs, and burgers on the menu.

From the bacon cheeseburger to the eggplant veggie burger, the menu offers something for every taste.

View days, hours, and a menu on the Jigger's Diner website. Or, stop by its Facebook page.

Have you been to this beloved diner in Rhode Island? What did you think? Share your experience in the comments! Next time your sweet tooth is acting up, settle it with some of the best homemade fudge in Rhode Island.