
The Diner Finder is the Internet’s best source of real diner information.Visitors will notice some subtle changes to the site since Monday night. Because the upgrade and redesign that I implemented last November didn’t go as smoothly as I had hoped, I opted to start from scratch instead. Two months later, the site looks pretty solid so far, and had the added bonus of a new, easier-to-use system for our Riding Shotgun bloggers.
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