Camera Icon anny Boys Decker Diner is Perth’s newest most unique place to grab a burge Andrew Ritchie Credit: Andrew Ritchie /The West Austrtalian Mr Roberts holds a permit issued by the Town of Victoria Park to trade at the park until the end of June as part of a trial. The diner - which seats up to 44 people on the top deck - will offer burgers and hotdogs to patrons and passerby’s while stationed at Burswood Park at 5pm to 9.30pm from Thursday’s to Sunday’s. It is fully equipped with a commercial kitchen downstairs and a dumbwaiter that lifts food up to the top deck which homes the dining area.Ĭamera Icon Dan Roberts has turned a double decker bus into a diner Andrew Ritchie Credit: Andrew Ritchie /The West Austrtalian He spent $120,000 decking out his American-themed Danny Boys Decker Diner and after five months of providing the bus with a facelift, it’s now ready for business. “After the tourists stopped going, it gathered red dust and sat there doing nothing.” “It was doing tours out at Ayers rock and people were having meals on it and then COVID-19 hit and tourists stopped going,” he said. The Kenwick resident is the new owner of the bus and travelled on the vehicle with the previous owner and another mate from Alice Springs to Perth on a five day journey filled with Bourbon’s and burgers. DISCOVER THE LATEST NEWS FROM YOUR NEIGHBOURHOOD WITH PERTHNOW DIGITAL EDITIONSīut as COVID-19 hit, so did the tourism industry and the mega bus was neglected, gathering red dust for years on end before Mr Roberts had his say on its future.
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