Arthur’s Paradise Diner is a landmark in Lowell, Massachusetts. Known for its famous Boott Mill sandwich and its charm, Arthur’s has been serving up good food and memories for over 70 years. In fact, it’s been said that famous writer Jack Kerouac enjoyed his fair share of means at Arthur’s. Located on Bridge Street in the shadows of the Boott Mill in downtown Lowell, Arthur’s is a great place to grab breakfast.
If you have a chance to visit Arthur’s, the Boott Mill sandwich is a must have. It consists of eggs, cheese, home fries; you’re your choice of meat – sausage, bacon, or ham, all served on a grilled bulky roll. The sandwich will fill you up until lunch, and it is one of the best values in the city of Lowell. If the Boot Mill sandwich isn’t your idea of a perfect breakfast, there are plenty other options for you.
The circa-1930s rail car diner is a throw back to past times, and it shouldn’t be missed. Arthur’s has been a favorite for over 70 years, and it certainly will be a mainstay in Lowell for many years to come.
