Every small town has one – the place where the farmers go for breakfast after morning chores, the retired fellows sit around a big table drinking coffee and telling stories, business owners grab a quick lunch, friends meet, families go for birthdays and anniversaries. It is the local diner. It is where everyone knows everyone.
I remember stopping once in a small town to ask a person on the street where’s a good place to eat. He said there was a nice place over by the interstate – but I interrupted and asked where he went to eat. “Oh,” he said, “go down to the light, turn left and go two blocks. You’ll see it on your right, where all the cars are.”
We were glad we asked.
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“…where all the cars are…” š
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This is just so American, I love it! We don’t have diners here in the UK, but we see them in movies and TV shows š that first photo has beautiful angles.
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In the UK you have pubs. Thanks for visiting meeting me at my local diner. š
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I’m with you–a diner beats the heck out of a pricey fancy-schmancy restaurant any day of the week. The food is recognizable and the people are Real. God bless you.
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There is a diner in a nearby small village called “Jus’ Bad Food”. Just a small diner in a strip mall but with really good food and fun people. Thanks for the comment! š
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There is absolutely one of these in my town and you described just as it is.
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I’ve been there, Dawn. š
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I see you have .
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Love the top picture, great angles.
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Thanks.
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Love the top picture, great angles.
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