The familiar neon glow of diner signs has been dimming across America. These beloved gathering spots, once as reliable as morning coffee, are facing unprecedented challenges that have fundamentally ...

A new exhibit at The Henry Ford museum is exploring a staple of American food culture: diners. “Dick Gutman, Dinerman” opens May 25 in the museum’s new Collections Gallery, named for the man who ...

I am often asked what type of food I like and what is my favorite restaurant. It is a difficult question to answer since it really depends upon my mood. It runs the gamut, from beach casual to fine ...

To live in New Jersey and not love diners must be like living in Hawaii and not swimming, or living in Vermont and hating snow. How would it be possible to not love diners? How can you not instantly ...

Y&H received an e-mail earlier this week from Randy Garbin, publisher of Roadside magazine and its electronic version Roadside Online. Garbin’s magazine is a love letter to diners and their role in ...

Melissa McCart is the lead editor of the Northeast region with more than 20 years of experience as a reporter, critic, editor, and cookbook author. There are allegedly more than 400 diners in New ...

WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW) — A Missouri couple discovered a piece of Wichita history. KSN’s Derek Lytle sat down with them to talk about the Valentine’s diner they bought, which had been hidden for nearly ...

At Harlem Shake, which continues to expand, the fun retro vibes connect to a deeper diner history. Harlem Shake, a Black- and women-owned restaurant, is celebrating its 10th anniversary.Credit...Jason ...