Thankfully there are some greasy spoons left in Chicago, because they are just that reliable. No James Beard Awards here, just old-fashioned American cooking.
This Doggie Diner was originally the site of a Dog n Suds, a classic drive-in diner from the 1950s. The sign is fairly new, using the mid-century script Gillies Gothic to hearken back to that golden age of carhop culture. The Illinois-based Doggie Diners were established in 1986
The Hi-Lo Diner has lived in more U.S. cities than most of its patrons. Made in 1957 in a New Jersey warehouse owned by an Italian immigrant, this classic...
Our favorite old school diners in Brooklyn for a classic all-day breakfast, late night eats, and all the feels of nostalgia!
Some of us remember the good ol' days. Some of us weren't even born yet. But still, there's something nostalgic about a good old fashioned diner. Here are some
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We here in San Francisco love our gourmet provisions, but from time to time we need a break for good old comfort food—and the diner never disappoints. With nostalgic charm, coffee that flows like wine, and single breakfast portions that could feed a small army, we'd like to take a moment to salute o...
NYC has some of the best diners in the country, serving everything from banana pancakes to malted milkshakes. Here are 12 of the best.
New Jersey is the diner capital of the world. Here are the 30 greatest old-school diners in the state.
Food & Drink Giving us a taste of the past, these retro diners haven't fallen into the current inflation trends.
Collins Diner is a Diner in Canaan. Plan your road trip to Collins Diner in CT with Roadtrippers.
Heading to Massachusetts and excited to visit as many of my fave Retro Roadmappy places as I could, the first thing I realized was, “Dang! That’s a lot of eating!” Luckily I was able to call on Larry Cultrera of Diner Hotline to chronicle some of the many fine diners…
This is a bit of a chain in central NH but each is called a different name and has an old diner attached to the restaurant and some old collectibles inside.
Not all diners are built alike. While the Harrisburg region is rich with diners dishing out hearty breakfasts, stacked club sandwiches and meat loaf, there are a few that set themselves apart from others. They are authentic for the stainless and neon as much as for the history. Here, with some help from the book "Diners of Pennsylvania," are 11 classic diners operating in the Harrisburg region. In this case, diners are defined as factory-built restaurants, transported to the site where they operate.
This old diner sat unused for many years alongside California Hwy 101 just north of Buellton. The two sides are actually old trolley cars with the main building connecting them. Kodak Tourist, TX120 (re-spooled) B&W negative "scanned" on light table with D90
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While diners were once all the rage in the United States, sadly, there aren't too many left anymore. Except for these old school diners in Florida.
