Not sure about that. He's pretty grouchy. LOL
Stop in for a cup of coffee
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Morning everyone and a happy weekend to ya.
Isn't that sumtin
Small world 
There’s nothing like finding a good greasy spoon for breakfast with a good pot of coffee
Ok here in the Midwest we don't use the word, Diner. To better understand I'm thinking a Diner is like our small town locally owned restaurants??
Their meat lovers omelet prob weighs 4 lbs
It's kindof like a lunchenette but expanded to cover dinner, late night desert, etc
Where is that Diner Hoppy?
Think the term started when they used to be in railroad diner cars.
Across from the hardware store. Usually go there when someone stays.
Hey Hoppy what kind of mileage would I get out of a motorhome like yours only with a 460?
Yes similar, A lot of Greek owned Diners around here, but serve “American” dishes
Here most do breakfast and lunch and maybe supper or dinner whatever you all call it...haha!! Simple, quick, and homemade hard to beat.
Usually open 24 hours
Oh like White Castle!
That’s a mistake I’ll never repeat
There's a couple of true diners in town. Mostly you have these small breakfast/ lunch places that are conveted from small houses along the road. Breakfast and burgers
Haven’t been to one of those in a long time
We don't have that chain here. Well maybe one in Kansas City, but I've never ate there.
@Maxcustody. Have you been to Curtis Famous Weiners up in Cumberland?
First one I really remember was in Vermont. Still had an big Uncle Sam Wants You poster on the wall. We were still in Vietnam so I'm sure everyone got the message (except me - I was too young to realize how devisive the war was.)
The older ones mosty use a prefab streamlined look on the outside with booths and counter inside.
Newer ones a bit more variety. The Greek ones tend to have more tables and some greek food thrown in. All depends.
This famous one in South Philadelphia just got torn down (developer is building somehting big of course)
The older ones mosty use a prefab streamlined look on the outside with booths and counter inside.
Newer ones a bit more variety. The Greek ones tend to have more tables and some greek food thrown in. All depends.
This famous one in South Philadelphia just got torn down (developer is building somehting big of course)
Have a restaurant 3 blocks from my house that has been there since 1888 and hasn't changed much.
Food is OK but nothing to brag about.
Food is OK but nothing to brag about.
You aren’t missing anything. It’s not good.
Nope never heard of it
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