Granny's Diner

"No shirt, no shoes, no service."

- Granny to Ariel

Granny's Diner is a Storybrooke location featured on ABC's Once Upon a Time and Once Upon a Time in Wonderland. It first appears in the second episode of the first season of Once Upon a Time.

Visitors

 * Albert Spencer
 * Alexandra Herman
 * Anna
 * Anton
 * Ariel
 * August Booth
 * Aurora
 * Bashful
 * Belle
 * Billy †
 * David Nolan
 * Doc
 * Dopey
 * Dr. Whale
 * Elsa
 * Emma Swan


 * Greg Mendell †
 * Happy
 * Henry Mills
 * Hook
 * Kathryn Nolan
 * Kristoff
 * Kurt Flynn †
 * Leroy
 * A Lost Boy
 * Marco
 * Marian
 * Mary Margaret Blanchard
 * Miss Ginger
 * Mother Superior
 * Mr. Clark
 * Mr. Gold


 * Neal Cassidy †
 * Neal Nolan
 * Regina Mills
 * Robin Hood
 * Roland
 * Sheriff Graham †
 * Sidney Glass
 * Sisters of Saint Meissa
 * Tamara †
 * Tinker Bell/Tinker Bell
 * Walter
 * Will Scarlet
 * The White Rabbit
 * Zelena †

Trivia

 * For exterior scenes, the Cannery Cafe in Steveston Village doubles as Granny's Diner.
 * The interior scenes are filmed on a set inside The Bridge Studios in Burnaby, British Colombia. Outside the set windows is a painted replica of Storybrooke's main street. The businesses represented on this mini-Storybrooke set are Storybrooke Country Bread, Modern Fashions and Standard Clocks, but at 25% smaller than their on-location counterparts. In order to recreate the characteristics of the stores, the crew had to get smaller versions of everything shown on location, like the wood sign on the door of the bakery, bread on a shelf, and all the items in the windows, like clocks and dresses.
 * The diner wallpaper resembles trees, and has been deliberately put on all the walls of the set to tie Storybrooke to the Enchanted Forest. It is an actual wallpaper called Mirage, which is sold at Graham & Brown.
 * There are two sets of floral wallpaper in the hallway where the restrooms are. This wallpaper is also at Granny's Bed and Breakfast.
 * The diner is the only Storybrooke location where all fourteen former and current starring cast members have filmed a scene.
 * An old Seeburg HF100R 1953 jukebox, which first appears in the Season One episode "Snow Falls", is sitting in the corner of the diner.
 * For the scene where Sheriff Graham is practicing his dart skills in "The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter", the jukebox has been replaced by a dartboard. However, in the following episode, the jukebox has been put back. In other episodes where people are in the diner and playing with darts (Emma in "It's Not Easy Being Green", Hook in "The Apprentice", and Robin Hood in "The Snow Queen"), the jukebox is moved into the adjoining hallway, and the dartboard is put back.
 * According to the words painted on a column, the steps on the side of the diner lead to an unnamed law office.
 * This is because a real lawyer office sign next to the Cannery Cafe in Steveston has been replaced by a "Storybrooke Real Estate" sign for the show; however, the signage on the column still remains.
 * In "Welcome to Storybrooke", the clock in the corner has stopped. It says 11:35, even though the clock in the Blanchard Apartment shows the same time earlier in the episode. The clock remains stuck at 11:35 in "Selfless, Brave and True" and "And Straight On 'Til Morning". In "It's Not Easy Being Green", the clock starts moving again.
 * This is not the first time this clock is not working. In "7:15 A.M.", David and Mary Margaret meet at 7:15 AM, but the clock in the corner shows 12:34. The clock shows the exact same time when Emma meets August at the diner later that day.
 * The diner is connected to Granny's Bed and Breakfast via a door.

Appearances
Note: "Archive" denotes archive footage.