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Diners Drive-Ins and Dives
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01/13/08 04:56 PM
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Does anyone watch this show on the food network? It's become my favorite show.
For those not familiar, it's a show where the host, Guy Fieri, visits various classic "greasy spoon" spots, be they diners or drive-ins, in different parts of the country.
He's done shows on diners and drive-ins that may be well known for their burgers, breakfasts, seafood, chilli, steak sandwiches, sandwiches in general, pancakes, BBQ sandwiches, Ribs, chicken, etc.
Don Cardi Five - ten years from now, they're gonna wish there was American Cosa Nostra. Five - ten years from now, they're gonna miss John Gotti.
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01/13/08 06:38 PM
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I swear, I don't know how diners do it. We have a diner near us that has a Monday lobster special. You get a basket of bread, rolls and crackers, plus a tray of carrot sticks, olives and celery, as soon as you sit down. Then the dinner consists of soup, salad, a 1 1/4 lb. lobster, with potato and vegetables, coffee and either jello or pudding for dessert. And it's $13!!!
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01/13/08 07:10 PM
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I miss those kinds of diners. They use to have one by me called Johnny B. Goode's. The waitresses wore rollerskates, they had the juke boxes at each table along with the old fashioned soda bar with the grey countertops and red barstools. It was so much fun to go to, until it closed down of course. I think NY has many more diners than out here though. I was at one but can't think of the name. I want to say Ruby's? I don't remember but it was nice. TIS
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Re: Diners Drive-Ins and Dives
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01/13/08 09:58 PM
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I miss those kinds of diners. They use to have one by me called Johnny B. Goode's. The waitresses wore rollerskates, they had the juke boxes at each table along with the old fashioned soda bar with the grey countertops and red barstools. It was so much fun to go to, until it closed down of course. TIS TIS, they recently did an episode and one of the places that he went to was called THE FROSTED MUG DINER in Chicago. It's the last Drive In Diner in Chicago with the Rollerskating waitresses. They host a lot of Antique Car shows and are known for their Roast Beef, BBQ Beef and Italian Beef sandwiches.
Don Cardi Five - ten years from now, they're gonna wish there was American Cosa Nostra. Five - ten years from now, they're gonna miss John Gotti.
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01/13/08 10:01 PM
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How neat!! And wow!!!! Look at those cars. TIS
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01/14/08 02:26 AM
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They have Green River at the South Side Diner! Looks like it's time for a road trip to Goshen, Indiana! Neither of the two large grocery chains in Chicago (Jewel or Dominick's) has Green River, though I remember seeing it at Dominick's in the last few years.
I've been to the Frosted Mug for their car cruise night. I had the beef...dry with sweet and hot. The night I was there, I watched a waitress, uncomfortable on roller skates, struggle the entire night to keep her balance. She never went down, but every time she hit the lot, you'd hear everyone say, "Here she comes!" Just waiting for her to take a tumble...
I think they also did a piece on the drive-in hot dog place near Milwaukee and Devon -- Superdawg -- when they did a hot dog themed show. I still prefer Gene & Jude's in River Grove for hot dogs. Walk in with a $5 dollar bill. Leave with a full tummy and change.
But the best place of all in the Chicago area was Skip's Drive-In on North Avenue in Melrose Park over by dere... Skip's is gone but it was the quintessential drive-in from the 1960's with the little intercom and carhops to bring your food. I believe at that time the property in that area was "unincoporated" -- it hadn't been annexed by any of the neighboring suburbs so it fell upon the township to provde essential services and the county for law enforcement...which was slow to respond. Someone had painted a starting line and a finish line, a quarter-mile apart, on North Avenue for street racing. And you could light it up pretty good since that stretch of road was bordered by forest preserves for almost a half mile on the westbound side of the street. Skip's was down the block from three other classic institutions, Kiddieland Amusement Park, Maywood Park race track (harness racing), and Polk Bros. Skip's closed in the late-'70's or early-'80's. Polk Bros. burned to the ground in 1986 earning the nickname "Smoke Bros." And Kiddieland, despite its popularity and success, may very well close in another year or two since the property owners have "other plans" for the real estate.
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01/16/08 12:31 AM
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MIGGY, You familiar with this Diner? Nope can't say that I am. Goombah might be though. I don't live in Cleveland.
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01/16/08 02:00 PM
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Speaking of family run mom and pop places, when I was growing up we had neighborhood places called 'Luncheonettes' where you could go for a $1.99 full breakfast, lunch and dinner. They were store front 'mini' diners which were mostly known for their breakfast specials and fountain service.
Yes, there was one on practically every block in my old Brooklyn neighborhoods. The difference between a "luncheonette" and a "candy store" was that the former had a grille, and the latter didn't. Coca-Cola practically had an armlock on the business of both. Typically, Coke put two big, round signs over the corners of their windows. We kids used to throw Spaldeens against the signs, which would make a huge, gonging crash like the beginning of a J. Arthur Rank movie. It'd drive the proprietors wild. The soda dispensing machines looked like Evenrude outboard motors. Coke also supplied the luncheonettes with decorative cards that were hung up over the grill, showing the various dishes they'd serve: hamburger, Virginia ham sandwich, etc., each with a Coke logo and a blank circle to fill in the price. The local Mob guy supplied the jukebox.
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01/16/08 02:17 PM
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Most drug stores had counters where you could get great shakes, ice cream, hot dogs, burgers, a few kinds of sandwiches, and my favorite, Coke made with syrup and carbonated water. I would always ask for extra syrup!
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Re: Diners Drive-Ins and Dives
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01/16/08 05:17 PM
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That reminds me of the pharmacy young George worked at in "It's a wonderful life". That might be considered an ice cream shop instead of a candy store though.
I remember going to the one in my neighborhood when I was young to get the 5 cent pencils. They came in all variety of rainbow and swirling colors. Yes, I remember we also had these diners in a major department store downtown. Their shakes/malts always tasted good. One time my brother, at about 12/13 or so was having a soda or sundae or something of the sort at the counter. They were either fixing or putting in a new whipped cream dispenser/handle or whatever. They were testing it, and kept asking him if they could put more whipped cream on his soda. Ha ha...he says "heck ya." He loved it. To this day we still tease him about it. TIS
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Re: Diners Drive-Ins and Dives
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01/21/08 10:02 PM
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Klyd, or anyone else for that matter, if you're up tonight at 10:00 PM check out the Food Network's Episode of Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives.
Tonight he's going to some burger places that include burgers made from fresh-ground steak available in 16 varieties at a place in San Fran; stuffed burgers and vinegar-blanched hand-cut fries that are a signature dish of a place in Minnesota ; and 10-to-the-pound sliders, topped with almost anything, from a place in Ann Arbor, Michigan, which is also known for their legendary fried onion rings.
Don Cardi Five - ten years from now, they're gonna wish there was American Cosa Nostra. Five - ten years from now, they're gonna miss John Gotti.
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01/21/08 11:30 PM
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Tonight he's going to some burger places that include burgers made from fresh-ground steak available in 16 varieties at a place in San Fran; stuffed burgers and vinegar-blanched hand-cut fries that are a signature dish of a place in Minnesota ; and 10-to-the-pound sliders, topped with almost anything, from a place in Ann Arbor, Michigan, which is also known for their legendary fried onion rings. I saw the last 20 minutes of the show... those burgers in San Francisco looked awesome (as did the onion rings in Michigan).
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01/21/08 11:31 PM
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(as did the onion rings in Michigan). They weren't playing "Don't stop believing" were they?
How about a little less questions and a lot more shut the hell up - Brian Griffin
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01/23/08 02:59 PM
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I saw the last 20 minutes of the show... those burgers in San Francisco looked awesome.
Didn't they look fantastic? My goodness! Next Episode : January 25th 9:00PM Open 24/7 Guy Fieri goes 'round the clock at some great joints with great food at any hour of the day: The San Diego diner where they're flying fresh seafood in from New England; the 68-year-old Chicago institution where 3 a.m. means veal parmesan and short rib dinners; and the Philadelphia diner that's still doing scrapple and creamed chipped beef. Then at 9:30 - Local Flavor Guy Fieri hits the road to find some of the best local favorites in the country: Off the hook chili from a secret family recipe at an 85-year-old Seattle joint; Crab cioppino and artichoke soup at a more than 100-year-old California bar-turned-restaurant, with a produce garden of its own; and an Oklahoma joint on Rt. 66 that serves some of the most bizarre local favorites you've ever seen.
Don Cardi Five - ten years from now, they're gonna wish there was American Cosa Nostra. Five - ten years from now, they're gonna miss John Gotti.
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01/24/08 06:38 PM
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Don Cardi Five - ten years from now, they're gonna wish there was American Cosa Nostra. Five - ten years from now, they're gonna miss John Gotti.
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01/27/08 12:21 AM
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Pizza or SB - Either of you ever been to or hear of this place? It was featured on an episode of this show and got rave reviews. MO GRIDDER'S located on Hunt's Point Ave. in the Bronx?
Don Cardi Five - ten years from now, they're gonna wish there was American Cosa Nostra. Five - ten years from now, they're gonna miss John Gotti.
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01/27/08 12:25 AM
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Either of you ever been to or hear of this place? It was featured on an episode of this show and got rave reviews. MO GRIDDER'S located on Hunt's Point Ave. in the Bronx? That is one piss-poor hellhole of a neighborhood. You wouldn't want to take your family there. You and me, on the other hand, is a different story.
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That is one piss-poor hellhole of a neighborhood. You wouldn't want to take your family there. The location is Hunt's point. I take it it's not beaver they're hunging.
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The location is Hunt's point. You REALLY wanna be a New Yawker.... two points for knowing that its the "Point". (How'd you know that, and know the area's reputation??)
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The location is Hunt's point. You REALLY wanna be a New Yawker.... two points for knowing that its the "Point". (How'd you know that, and know the area's reputation??) Don't be patting me on the back. (Well, you can, just not for this). It said Hunt's point ave on Cardi's post.
How about a little less questions and a lot more shut the hell up - Brian Griffin
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01/27/08 12:39 AM
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Don't be patting me on the back. (Well, you can, just not for this). It said Hunt's point ave on Cardi's post. I read that fast and saw "Don't be putting me on my back... well you can just for this"... I used to love getting fares up there in the summertime when I was driving the cab. You'd see some naked bimbos strolling the streets looking for a quick buck.
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Don't be patting me on the back. (Well, you can, just not for this). It said Hunt's point ave on Cardi's post. I read that fast and saw "Don't be putting me on my back... well you can just for this"... I like what you said better.
How about a little less questions and a lot more shut the hell up - Brian Griffin
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American Cookin' February 11, 2008 10:00 PM ET/PT
Guy Fieri checks out some longtime joints at the heart of their communities. Rosie's Diner, Russian River Pub and Al's Breakfast.
Family Owned February 11, 2008 10:30 PM ET/PT
Guy Fieri visits a Mexican restaurant and tortilla factory in San Diego where father and daughter work side-by-side. Next, a real-deal diner in Massachusetts, where father and son have been cranking out classic plates together for 20 years, then a legendary Chicago burger joint where folks are lining up for the char-burgers a couple of brothers are cranking out along with three-layer fries. El Indio, Charlie's Diner and Paradise Pup.
Don Cardi Five - ten years from now, they're gonna wish there was American Cosa Nostra. Five - ten years from now, they're gonna miss John Gotti.
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For ANYONE here who loves breakfast, you have to check out this new show. I caught it last night.
Big Breakfast Guy Fieri searches out some of America's greatest breakfasts: The New Jersey Diner with more than 30 kinds of pancakes; the Kansas City joint with outrageous homemade hash and 60 sixty different omelets; and the tiny spot in Phoenix where the owner makes waffles from scratch.
AIR TIMES: March 10, 2008 10:00 PM ET/PT March 11, 2008 1:00 AM ET/PT March 16, 2008 4:00 PM ET/PT March 16, 2008 11:30 PM ET/PT March 17, 2008 2:30 AM ET/PT March 30, 2008 4:30 PM ET/PT April 04, 2008 12:00 PM ET/PT
Don Cardi Five - ten years from now, they're gonna wish there was American Cosa Nostra. Five - ten years from now, they're gonna miss John Gotti.
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04/25/08 02:39 AM
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Never had a Stewart's cheesesteak, actually, and they've been in town all my life. Don't go that often (once a year or three?), but their root beer is THE BEST! And don't let that bottled shit fool you - the real deal is the real deal, on tap! I admire the drive-in theme still alive in 2008, but it's still just drive-up diner food in the end. (The root beer rocks, though! ) I will go try the cheese steak, tho
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Last week we took a ride down to Longbranch Beach, Pier Village, and had a late Lunch / Early Dinner at Stewart's. The cheesesteaks are delicious as are their fries with cheese. Now you're speaking my language. I'd love that with a nice cold cream soda.
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And your point being? Mr. Hotpockets? You're not supposed to call him that on the board. That's a private nickname. And we won't say who gave him that nickname.
How about a little less questions and a lot more shut the hell up - Brian Griffin
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but it's still just drive-up diner food in the end. (The root beer rocks, though! ) Hence the term, Diners, Drive-Ins & Dives... duhhhhhhh!
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Sorry if this has been discussed already, I haven't been following this thread. But I watched a lot of this show the last couple of weeks and noticed that it seems like every other show, roughly, features a pizza place with an unusual pizza. Now I forget which episode or two it was but I remember seeing one where they put slices of tender roast beef on a pizza. Another one cracked raw eggs onto the pizza before cooking. Both pizza's looked really good once finished! I have seen a bunch of others but those are the two that stand out to me, recently.
My question is, why don't more pizza joints experiment with unusual toppings like this? Especially the chain restaurants? It seems like if Domino's, Round Table, Pizza Hut, etc... did these exotic pizza's it would draw in all kinds of new business.
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