The Templeton

The Templeton wears a curved, chrome-heavy facade that mimics a classic nineteen-fifties diner. This structure inside the Granville Hotel began as a space for travelers and transients, but it eventually became a fixture for locals seeking a late-night plate. In the early nineteen-nineties, the original diners were stripped away to make room for a modern eatery that kept the old booths and the checkered floor. It serves as a reminder of how quickly storefronts shift, while the grill keeps cooking.