Not the best diner I've been to, but it holds its own. The menu is exactly what you'd expect: bagels, a million sandwiches, wraps and bigger entrees. The reuben wrap was loaded with corned beef and sauerkraut, but the meat was a little fatty and greasy for my liking.
The surname of MESSER is a German and Ashkenazic Jewish occupational name for a cutler, derived from the German word MESSER, meaning knife, or from the Yiddish word MESER.he family's surname is said to date back to an ancestor who had been in charge of corn distribution during a famine in 1395. This ancestor was knighted and when Maeterlinck was created a count in 1932 he assumed the same arms.
Secondly, Bonner may be an Irish (County Donegal) translation of the Gaelic O'Cnaimhsighe, descendant of Cnaimhseach, a byname meaning Midwife. Finally, the surname may be of Welsh origin, as an Anglicized form of the patronymic ab Ynyr, son of Ynyr, a personal name derived from the Latin Honorius, Honoured.The surname forms from all of these sources range from Bonnaire and Bon(n)ar, to Bon(n)er and Bon(n)or.ne James Bonner was an early settler in the American Colonies, arriving in Virginia in 1623 on the Truelove. An early Coat of Arms granted to a family of the name is a paly of six gold and red, on a blue chief three gold lions rampant.