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Danielle Mercuri grew up in the ‘90s, an era she drew upon while designing her burger restaurant Loded. The owner chose five ‘90s music legends. including Madonna and Michael Jackson, to go on the wall and hung neon lights in various abstract shapes from the ceiling.
Loded opened for its first full day of business Tuesday from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. and will operate Tuesdays through Saturdays with those same hours. Justin Diamond, the front manager, said Loded is not taking online orders currently because they are working out technical issues.
The interior of the fast-casual restaurant at 6393 Thompson Road is inspired by the diner in the vintage ‘90s TV show “Saved by the Bell,” with its playlist being a selection of pop and hip-hop songs from artists such as Snoop Dogg, Biggie Smalls and Fat Joe.
From the owners of the popular Rise N Shine Diner comes a new restaurant to Syracuse that you ll definitely want to add to your food bucket list. It s time for you to stop into Loded.
Loded is a fast-casual restaurant that builds a creative yet hefty meal atop a foundation of either hamburgers, mac & cheese or fries, according to Syracuse.com.
If you ve been to the diner, you know this isn t going to be your typical burger joint. Rise N Shine features tons of memorable, fun menu items, and Loded s menu has the same mindset.
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First Look: A trendy Syracuse diner transitions from colorful breakfasts to exotic burgers and fries
Updated Apr 29, 2021;
Posted Apr 29, 2021
The crew at Loded on Thompson Road: (from left) Max Freeman, Nicola Rinaldo, Ryan Gillum, Danielle Mercuri, Shelby Handville, Justin Diamond and Shane Kelly.Charlie Miller | cmiller@syracuse.com
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