Toddle House, on 77th street near 37th avenue was, unequivocally, the best darn diner in the world. It started out as a Tenessee-based restaurant chain named Hull Dobbs, and was established in Jackson Heights abgout 1930. The building looked like a little cottage and specialized in fabulous hamburgers and waffles. Believe me, Toddle House was no proto McDonalds. It was open 24-7 and your meals were prepared (or choreographed, I should say) by ambidextrous short order cooks who made meals from scratch and could juggle ingredients faster than you'd believe possible. You just sat at the counter on a low stool and watched the show unfold. Does anyone remember this late great place?