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Explore the Philadelphia's Mayfair section back in 1997 and how the once-great Mayfair Diner helped to bring about a revival of this solidly blue-collar neighborhood. Also in this issue, the secret to good home fries, the mystery of Hart's US 30 Diner solved, and much more.
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Finally recharged, we had a few more items on the agenda: More beach, amusement park for Roadside Girl, dinner at... Read more
We interviewed Mr. Ed from Mr. Ed's Elephant Museum in Orrtanna, Pennsylvania in May 2002. We hoped to put together... Read more

UPDATE: We received the following response from the alley's owners: Thanks Randy! When we bought the building two years ago the... 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

Paula Huber says she’s “a dying breed,” but don’t call the coroner yet. She’s much too busy -- teasing her customers,... Read more
Scott Kingley was kind enough to allow this embedding of his wonderful video vignette of the Liberty Elm Diner on... Read more

Turns out, our excursion to Atlantic City proved rather timely. Not long after we got back, New Jersey's Governor Christie... 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

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

We had some discussion of late about the idea of creating the opposite of the Lou-Roc Award, given to an... Read more
Because of its current state of unfortunate affairs and its rich industrial and cultural history, we are in search of... Read more

Explore the Philadelphia's Mayfair section back in 1997 and how the once-great Mayfair Diner helped to bring about a revival... Read more
We raise our cup to David Foss for the tip. Read more

Diner Museum diner blowout sale underway! As regular readers know, this website has for the past ten years kept a close,... Read more
by Kimberlee Roth (www.out-word.com) Randy and Jonelle Roest met several years ago in a small-town tavern on the west shore... Read more
Otto Maier greets you with the sincerity of a fervent missionary. If you have the great pleasure to stop for... Read more