Minneapolis
Mickey’s Diner
These days, the closest most people will get to eating in a train diner car is going to Mickey’s Diner in the heart of downtown St. Paul. But even if this iconic diner isn’t going anywhere, you should make the trip. More >>
Nashville
Athens Family Restaurant
Here’s to you, third-shift police officers, nurses, Colonial Bread bakers and Federal Express package-sorters. More >>
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| “The dishes are simple, flavorful, freshly prepared comfort foods using the staples of Greek cuisine.” |
New York
Jumbo Hot Dogs and Nathan’s
Why settle for a skinny little frank when you can have a quarter-pounder? Jumbo Hot Dogs, a window implanted in an electronics store, peddles griddled, all-beef franks lovingly fabricated in Newark. More >>
Orange County
Hennessey’s Grill
For more than 23 years, Hennessey’s has been the watering hole of choice for Seal Beach locals, with its roomy bar, dark wood and forest-green décor. More >>
Phoenix
Hap’s Real Pit BBQ
We’ve been fans of Hap’s slow-smoked ‘cue for more than a decade, since the place started as a cart in front of a family car dealership in south Phoenix (the smoker was the frame from an old GMC truck). More >>
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| “One bite and you’re in Hap’s heaven.” |
St. Louis
Uncle Bill’s Pancake and Dinner House
St. Louis has no shortage of late-night diners, which is not surprising, given that this is the town that invented that weird not-quite-dinner, not-quite-breakfast meal known as the slinger. More >>
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