Marc Benioff called for the National Guard in S.F. The city doesn't need the military on its streets. It needs the Salesforce ...

Arnold’s Country Kitchen remains Nashville’s beloved meat-and-three, serving comfort, history, and community on every plate.

Steak ‘n Shake is flexing its patriotism, promising the biggest display allowed. The Indianapolis-based burger chain is raising the American flag over each of its restaurants, the company announced.

The mum of a six-year-old girl who was killed by a flat bed builder's wagon when she stepped off a bus in Bilsborrow told police of the moment she saw the van 'hurtling' towards them. Samantha ...

The Stardust Diner in Vancouver looks like it was beamed down from the 1950s. Its shiny chrome exterior gleams even on cloudy Washington days. The blue trim and classic neon sign make this place an ...

Don’t let the simple exterior fool you at Hi-Way Diner. This unassuming spot on Nebraska Parkway serves up some of Lincoln’s best comfort food. The building might look plain from the outside, but the ...

In a world of ever-changing dining trends, small-town diners offer enduring comfort and authentic community connection. These local favorites serve up regional flavors while supporting their economies ...

Greek greasy-spoon go-to Pete’s will shutter in November. No, not Pete’s Kitchen, the neon-drenched diner waylaid by lane closures and construction dust kicked up by the Bus Rapid Transit construction ...

The oldest diner on our list, Lou Mitchell’s, opened three years before Route 66 and has fueled travelers and locals alike since 1923. Known for its hearty breakfasts, the menu features 13 styles of ...

It’s a classic dining gripe – you’re sitting at the table, finally digging into that burger you’ve been craving, and just as you’re about to take the biggest bite, the waiter appears out of nowhere.

You can still find diners all over America — but good luck finding half the stuff they used to serve. You used to see all kinds of stuff on those old menus — gravy-covered, jelly-filled, heavy on the ...

Virginia has a way of making strangers feel welcome, especially at the table. All across the state, tucked into small towns ...