Ted’s Bulletin

I opened my eyes and stared at the ceiling of the hotel room. In my early morning pre-coffee grogginess one thought immediately entered my mind, homemade pop tarts Continue reading →

Ross Diner

In Cartersville there is a long standing rivalry between two classic diners. Some people prefer 4 Way Lunch while others swear by Ross Diner. With only one morning in town Continue reading →

4 Way Lunch

Since 1931 4 Way Lunch has been serving mealson the corner of E. Main Street and S. Gilmer Street in downtown Cartersville, GA. The squat red and white building is a throwback to the lunch counters Continue reading →

Georgie’s Diner

On our last morning in Saint Augustine we decided to meet up with Becky’s niece Sam and her husband David at Georgie’s Diner. Continue reading →

Lester’s Diner

Real diner fare is something noticeably missing from the Tallahassee area, and the greasy spoons of my youth ran through my head as I made the short drive to the iconic restaurant. Continue reading →

Woodchuck’s Café

I love dives. There is something about going to a slightly shady place and getting good unpretentious food that brings a smile to my face. Recently I got a text from my friend Bill Continue reading →

Red Onion Grill

In North Florida Exit 262 off I-10 presents you with two choices. You can drive into the bustling town of Lee, population 352, or head towards Jimmie’s Truck Plaza that is home to a 24-hour diner attached to a convenience store. Continue reading →

Old Town Cafe

A death in the family, gloomy weather, and a lack of time to cook have all contributed to a less than stellar start to the New Year. Continue reading →

The Lunchbox

I opened the door and was greeted by a waitress who told us to sit wherever we liked. Five tables were crammed in the front with several additional ones in two small areas to the back Continue reading →