Silver Diner to hold 'End of an Era' auction at closing Clarendon location
ARLINGTON, Va. (7News) — The Silver Diner in Clarendon, Va. will close after 26 years and will be moving less than two miles down the road to Ballston.
As part of its closing, this beloved location will be holding an "End of an Era" auction, that has nostalgic memorabilia from the restaurant raffled and sold off. The auction will be running until Dec. 22, and available items can be found online.
All proceeds will go to the Real Food for Kids charity, which helps feed needy families in the region. To date, Silver Diner has raised over $193,000 for the organization, a restaurant spokesperson said.
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The new Ballston location will be located at 4400 Wilson Boulevard, on the corner of Wilson and N. Glebe Road. It will open up on Dec. 14, at 10 a.m. This location will have more seating options available and more parking available as well. All the staff from the Clarendon restaurant will be moving over to the new one.
The iconic restaurant recently opened its first D.C. location and has plans to expand into National Harbor, Md. and Chantilly, Va. in 2023, and White Marsh, Md., and Fredericksburg, Va. in 2024.
