
The Diner Finder is the Internet's best source of real diner information.Rough Draft Roadtrip, Third day Gotta keep it short tonight. I got in late, and after two pints of McSorley's at... Read more

Rough Draft Roadtrip, Seventh Day Try as I may, I could not seem to tune in WKRP. No matter, after another... 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

It's a rather dizzying tour of Daddypop's Tumble Inn Diner in Claremont, New Hampshire, but if you want to see... Read more
Scott Kingley was kind enough to allow this embedding of his wonderful video vignette of the Liberty Elm Diner on... Read more
Vacation for the Family Roadside inevitably includes a little diner hunting and chats with strangers at local bars. Wurtsboro, New York... Read more

Many long years ago, Roadside Magazine ran an a photo essay cleverly entitled “Boy Meets Grill,” celebrating the guy at... 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

Good pie nourishes not only the body but also the spirit. It requires generous measures of dedication, heaping cupfuls of... Read more

Location, Zoning, and Savvy Ownership keeps 1920's-era Neighborhood Shop in the Running Sara Debold, owner of the Lee Street Deli Neighborhood shops.... Read more

Roadside is second to no one in its reverence of the idiosyncratic. I've gone well out of my way to... Read more
Kicked off its long-time location by a greedy landlord, Charlie's Diner sat on blocks for three years as owner... 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
Roadside Girl and I have started a little tradition where we take off somewhere together for Father's Day. Of... Read more

The Paris of Appalachia, Pittsburgh in the Twenty-first Century by Brian O'NeillCarnegie-Mellon University PressPittsburgh, PA. $16.95 Back in 2001, right after... Read more

Sometimes you don’t know what happened to you until after it’s over. My recent breakfast visit to the Red... Read more