Best of New Jersey: Dining at Carnegie Diner & Cafe in Secaucus
For this week’s Best of New Jersey, News 12 visited Carnegie Diner & Cafe in Secaucus.
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Jan 16, 2024, 11:25 AM
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News 12's Nick Meidanis visited Carnegie Diner & Cafe, a modern diner in Secaucus, for this week's Best of New Jersey.
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