Donald Trump and entourage order huge haul of burgers, fries, hot dogs, onion rings and shakes en-route home from wake of murdered NYPD officer

During his recent trip to New York, former President Donald Trump found time to dine at a beloved old establishment on Long Island, ringing up an over $200 tab.

Trump visited All-American Hamburger Drive-In in Massapequa on Thursday after he attended the wake of NYPD officer Jonathan Diller, who was murdered on duty earlier this week.

According to the manager, Trump's order included 18 'double double' cheeseburgers, 10 hot dogs, two quarter-pounders, 20 orders of fries and 10 orders of onion rings. 

Dozens of supporters wearing Trump paraphernalia stood nearby in pouring rain as the former president arrived and spoke with Diller's family and local GOP officials. 

Afterward, en route to Trump's private jet, they headed to All-American, a popular Long Island fast dining establishment open since 1963. Trump is well known for his love of fast food, even once serving a visiting college football championship team Popeyes and McDonald's at the White House. 

The local hotspot is considered a notorious bargain, with a burger, fries and a milkshake only costing you $7. 

Manager Richard Vultaggio told the New York Post the president and his crew also asked for a ton of mustard and ketchup. 

Trump paid with his credit card and according to Vultaggio, left a cash tip that he only described as 'generous,' adding that he'd been told Trump 'loved' his meal. 

In the wake of Officer Diller's killing, other customers were getting into the spirit and paying for cops.  

'We weren't letting the police pay,' Vultaggio said. 'The community really came together.'

Trump Senior Advisor Dan Scavino celebrated the joint - a favorite of his youth - in a Facebook post.

'THANK YOU to All American Hamburger Drive - In Of Massapequa (OFFICIAL PAGE) for a great burger, en route back to Florida this evening on Trump Force One,' he wrote. 

'If you’re out on Long Island, check them out, a GREAT SPOT! I remember going as a kid growing up with family.' 

Speaking at the ceremony for Officer Jonathan Diller, 31, the former president said: 'What happened is such a sad event, such a horrible thing and it is happening all too often.

'It's an honor to be here, but this is such a sad occasion. We've got to toughen it up, we've got to strengthen it up, things like this shouldn't take place.'

Officer Diller was shot and killed in Queens during a routine traffic stop on Monday, with footage of the incident showing the cop screaming in pain as he died. 

The Republican presidential nominee added: 'We are just not going to let it happen. 21 times arrested, this thug. The person in the car with him was arrested many times. 

'They don't learn because they don't respect that police are the greatest people we have, there is nothing and nobody like them. This should never happen.

Trump continued: 'I just visited with a very beautiful wife who now doesn't have her husband, Stephanie was just incredible. 

'Their child a brand new beautiful baby sitting there innocent as can be does not know how his life has been changed.

'The Diller family will never be the same, and we have to stop it. We have to get back to law and order because this is not working. It's happening too often.

'It's an honor to be here, but this is such a sad occasion. We've got to toughen it up, we've got to strengthen it up, things like this shouldn't take place.

'It is an honor for me to be here, this is a great family. These are just incredible people that are just devastated. They've got a tough road.'

Trump was invited to the event and a campaign spokesperson earlier this week said he was 'moved by the invitation'. 

Trump posted about Diller's death on his Truth Social, offering prayers to Diller's family and appreciation for law enforcement.