Founded in 1972 on the former site of Airline Diner, Jackson Hole is a 1950’s original Art Deco-style chrome diner, the last of its kind, just west of LaGuardia Airport on Astoria Blvd in East Elmhurst, and my partner, my cousin and I haven’t been here in a while. This establishment is not only famous for the movie Goodfellas with Ray Liotta and Robert De Niro but also for its outsize hamburgers. Upon entering, it does get busy, but we were luckily able to grab a booth with an old-fashioned jukebox without any wait. It’s an open kitchen where all food is cooked in front of the restaurant. Their menu is extensive, including full diner-style breakfast and brunch selections, burgers (7 oz), salads, vegetarian panini or wraps, sandwiches,desserts, milkshakes, smoothies, and coffee drinks. We ordered a Mexican Bronco Sandwich (marinated chicken breast served on garlic toast topped with cheddar cheese and jalapeño peppers), a 7-ounce Beef Burger served with onion rings instead of steak fries, lettuce, and tomato, and a 7-ounce California Burger (topped with lettuce, tomato, raw onion, and mayonnaise with sweet potato fries instead of steak fries, lettuce, and tomato). The food was fresh and tasty. The burger was juicy, savory, and custom cooked to our specifications. The novelty was the size of this burger. It looked like an enormous meatball, but it's rivaled by no other burger that we’ve ever eaten, which was the star of the show. This place is a bit overpriced, but for the most part, one gets a good portion. Food is consistently good, and service is pretty good. It should be noted that this is a "cash only" establishment; they have an ATM in the back of the restaurant. It was a good experience, and we can recommend this place. Happy 4th 🇺🇸