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The Highland Park Diner is easy on the eyes, a tidy barrel-roofed gem on South Clinton Street in Rochester, New... Read more
Because of its current state of unfortunate affairs and its rich industrial and cultural history, we are in search of... Read more

Story and Photos by Helen Anne Gately "You tryin' to stay out of trouble?," Scott greets Dan as he enters the... Read more
No one has a greater love and/or obsession with diners than Larry Cultrera. I can probably count on one hand... Read more
Despite consolidation, a 1930's-era regional dairy makes transition into 21st century intact "Gosh, they just like 'em all, you know?" That's how... Read more

Rough Draft Roadtrip, Day 4 Here's the thing about GPS units. They only work if you actually listen to them. So,... Read more

by Sarah Rolph Tilbury House Publishers, Gardiner, MaineSoft cover, 120 pages, $20.00 In A1 Diner, Sarah Rolph compiles the best recipes from... Read more

With the hey-day of the printed travel guide now fading distantly into our rear view mirrors, I consider a book... Read more

Fret not, diner purists. We brought our own maple syrup for these very good banana pancakes. No, we didn't try... Read more
Let the record show that I, Randy Garbin, publisher of Roadside Magazine and RoadsideOnline.com, two of the finest documents of... Read more

By Peter Genovese Rutgers University Press, Rutgers, 2003 $14.95, 225 pages, hardcover Genovese does it again. By combining his true reporter nature... Read more

Nostalgia can take you back, but it can’t take you all the way back. Not in Salem, Illinois. They tore... Read more
First day on the road, got out of the house by about 9 A.M. Perfect weather, got into the upper... Read more

I am married to Michigan. But I am in love with Pennsylvania. Sure, Michigan and I have had some good... Read more

Rough Draft Roadtrip, Day 5 I left Nashville after almost another full day with John. From there, I expected only to... Read more

Contrary to what some may think, I don't relish bestowing Lou-Roc awards, but it never fails to amaze (and depress)... Read more