Dubrow's Cafeteria in Popular Culture
- A photograph by Garry Winogrand entitled "Kennedy-Nixon Presidential Campaign, New York, 1960" features Dubrow's prominently.
- The novel Subway Music by Reynold Joseph Paul Junker features a nostalgic passage about Dubrow's being gone
- The poem "Waitress" by Jason Shinder claims to be set in Dubrow's, though there were no waitresses in Dubrow's.
- The poem "You Could Live If They Let You" by Wallace Markfield features the lines "As I might speak of e. e. cummings enormous room or Swann's Madeline you speak of Dubrow's Cafeteria and Mallomars."
- Ivan Koota did several paintings of Dubrow's in his collection of works depicting his native Brooklyn.
- Dennis Ziemienski has a painting of Dubrow's Cafeteria.
- In the 1979 Film "Boardwalk", Lee Strasberg's character works in the Dubrow's Cafeteria pictured above here in this article.
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