When it comes to American cuisine, there really is nothing finer than a diner – especially a retro one. The USA is filled with colorful, vintage joints with counters and booths, taking customers back to the 1950s and before, when diners were at their peak. Now more than ever these local, often family-run businesses need support, so we’ve picked the best ones open for dine-in, takeout or delivery… read more >
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