I love diners. There's just something about them that puts me in a good mood, between the relaxed atmosphere, big portions classic american food, sitting in a booth, drinking coffee out of a mug and having it topped off, hearing the sound of the plates and silverware being set or cleared...i could go on. A restaurant is a restaurant but a diner is divine
I feel the same way. I go to Denny's or IHOP sometimes after work but it's just not the same as those old school, Ma & Pop's diners. Whenever I take a road trip I always try to stop at different little, small town diners though. I like the look and feel of them (like going back in time), and the food is pretty damn good too usually lol
Grew up on diners and drive ins and hot rods. It was in the 80s but my uncle was a connoisseur of 50s/60s culture. May he rest in peace. Love this stuff. The doo wop sound, black and white, and diners & drive ins.
The fact that he's eating a burger AND his fries (ffs) with his utinsels is just...that's the wront way to do it. And he didn't even use the top bun with the lettuce
This is a good post. A scene from an American diner: "I'll be back Mo, a regular I would chat with at the counter, as I turned to my waitress, "how much do I owe Lidia!?" HEY LIDIA can't you chew, serve your diners and write my check simultaneously? "NO, give me $4.25 Dick." "Here's a Lincoln, Lidia keep the change." Only in a diner, classic Americana culture.
This is not totally accurate. Only in the South prior to desegregation would this be true. Both whites and backs have been sharing the same counter space in restaurants long before the first diners came out in the North. Even MLK Jr. himself marveled at this fact in Boston while at Harvard and through out his time spent in the North. One can actually find photographs in the American diner Museum of African-Americans, Asian Americans and second generation Caucasian Americans all dining at the same counter together. Certainly the “lunch counter” has been seen as a traditional benchmark of segregation in the South and for good reason but let’s not lump them all together as in other parts of America they have always been a great symbol of equality.
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The looks of Diners gives off a very cosy and nostalgic feel. I hope get to eat breakfast in one soon. Greetings from the Philippines.
I love diners. There's just something about them that puts me in a good mood, between the relaxed atmosphere, big portions classic american food, sitting in a booth, drinking coffee out of a mug and having it topped off, hearing the sound of the plates and silverware being set or cleared...i could go on. A restaurant is a restaurant but a diner is divine
I feel the same way. I go to Denny's or IHOP sometimes after work but it's just not the same as those old school, Ma & Pop's diners. Whenever I take a road trip I always try to stop at different little, small town diners though. I like the look and feel of them (like going back in time), and the food is pretty damn good too usually lol
MelancoliaI perfect..
So me. Love Denny's especially.
Absolutely!
Same here. Whenever I am traveling on business, always try to go to mom and pop diners and max out my expense account.
Grew up on diners and drive ins and hot rods. It was in the 80s but my uncle was a connoisseur of 50s/60s culture. May he rest in peace.
Love this stuff. The doo wop sound, black and white, and diners & drive ins.
May your unlce rest in peace. I wish there would be even more preservers of the "Hot Rods and Car Hops" culture. Take care and God bless.
The fact that he's eating a burger AND his fries (ffs) with his utinsels is just...that's the wront way to do it. And he didn't even use the top bun with the lettuce
Very true
"Half the calories I will need for...the rest of my life." LOL!
Don't worry, you can give this English man the rest ....LOL
He orders a monster burger and is shocked by it's monstrous size
Interesting point of view of America culture !
Thank you for sharing !
Diners across the streets of Johannesburg - the place to be in South Africa.
Are the prices in Diners generally more expensive than on regular chain restaurants?
This is a good post.
A scene from an American diner:
"I'll be back Mo, a regular I would chat with at the counter, as I turned to my waitress, "how much do I owe Lidia!?" HEY LIDIA can't you chew, serve your diners and write my check simultaneously?
"NO, give me $4.25 Dick."
"Here's a Lincoln, Lidia keep the change."
Only in a diner, classic Americana culture.
JB's Diner Conversation Bernadette and I during lunch. Phoenix Arizona 2001
In America we say, a lum uh numb. I find it neat to hear, al uh many um.
Very cute! Thanks. Uprated, shared. I don't have a problem with the presenter -- this is fun.
like the twin peaks music in there
Will never eat at that movil diner at the beginning, specially that guy blowing his nose 🥴 and even worse, shaking hands. Noooo wayyy!
Are you going to upload the other parts?
I liked Luke's diner in Gilmore Girls
Funny thing is. Haven Bros diner on wheels is located in Rhode island. Well, now we know the origins of Family guy's Peter Griffin...........
Im from NJ, you cant tell us none about no diner lol
This host could use some dr maarten dental work.
Sorry for that, I see you have all 4 parts. Thanks!
Wow dude. Sorry we don't have eel pies. Hope you enjoyed your visit.
Eel pies!
Heck you'd be hard pressed to find places selling that stuff anymore!
A few still surviving in the East End for the tourists!😂
I love diners, but the food is diabetes waiting to happen...
The way he ate that burger was atrocious
RIP your cholesterol, blood pressure and waistline!
You can tell they really put no effort into researching this topic at all
Trudbol? Trudbol.
Trudbol
8:43 lol unless you were black 💀😂
I'm a Brit and even I picked up that discrepancy!😉
This is not totally accurate. Only in the South prior to desegregation would this be true. Both whites and backs have been sharing the same counter space in restaurants long before the first diners came out in the North. Even MLK Jr. himself marveled at this fact in Boston while at Harvard and through out his time spent in the North. One can actually find photographs in the American diner Museum of African-Americans, Asian Americans and second generation Caucasian Americans all dining at the same counter together. Certainly the “lunch counter” has been seen as a traditional benchmark of segregation in the South and for good reason but let’s not lump them all together as in other parts of America they have always been a great symbol of equality.
This guy shits on diners and the US the whole time.
This presenter is total cringe. He cannot grasp the concept.
boring........