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Eateries Main | Burger
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| Drive-in | Fast Food | Mexican See more diners from San Diego at Roadside Peek's Roadside Diners San Diego.
The shot on the right displays the vintage 50's era interior.
Many thanks to Adriene Biondo for photos and info. Update 07/05 : The pictures of "Cadillac Jacks" was not formerly Buddy's Diner it was the "Pink Cafe" same name as the "Pink Motel" next door. They were both built in the late 40's by Joe Thomulka, who's son Monty still owns and operates (the motel) today. Many thanks to Tim Shpall for update. 07-05 Author's Note: The Pink Cafe was turned into Cadillac Jacks by Tim Shpall along with Monty's help in 1990. 07-05
This old diner rarely lights up at night these days. However, some days it's still a hangout for the local car clubs.
Here's another old roadside diner, this time in the L.A. area. According to the sign, Phil's Diner is used in many a movie and photo shoot.
This stainless steel treasure still serves up hot food to the masses. Although Ed Debevic's has only been around since the mid-80's, the look is still 60's.
The At the Side Car Diner in Ventura looks like an old rail train. At least it used to be a diner. Nowadays, its home to a some type of store.
Here's a popular weekend stop for motorcyclists. Tina's Diner in Maricopa is an old time coffee shop/diner type of establishment.
A very old diner in the Jefferson Park area of Los Angeles. Looks like the House of Dimes is still in operation.
Located in Sherman Oaks is Mel's Drive-in, located in the former Kerry's Coffee Shop. Check out the marquee and the standout coffee shop architecture.
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