Favorite diner

sf250gto

sf250gto

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gixxerjeff said:
Well shit, this sets up an entirely new category.
Great destination worth it despite shitty food.
Turtle Rock comes immediately to mind.
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For the Peninsula, I would put Alpine Inn into that category. Down here on the Central Coast, I would say Rocky Point or maybe Nepenthe.
 
DTM74

DTM74

It's not my fault...
byke said:
Oh man, forgot all about the Putah Creek Cafe, Rancher's Breakfast is ace.
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Putah Creek Cafe is good. Copper Skillet in Martinez was always good for breakfast when I lived there back in the day
 
littlebeast

littlebeast

get it while it's easy
mom’s cafe in salina utah. used to drive the route (hwy 50) on our way to our annual thanksgiving ski trip to colorado. awesome place. it was like stepping back into the 1940’s. and the pink trout was always absolutely SPECTACULAR!
 
cfives

cfives

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Little Nugget Diner in Reno is my favorite spot to be served good food by ex-cons, while sitting next to future ones.

I always liked Art's Cafe on Irving street, and Hamburger Haven on Clement street, mostly because of the ambience.
 
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norcalAF

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Bab's Delta Diner in Suisun City is tasty. I miss the A-1 diner in Seymour, Missouri. Went there every Saturday with grandpa doing feed runs for the farm when I was young. Food was decent, the company priceless.
 
gixxerjeff

gixxerjeff

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DTM74 said:
Copper Skillet in Martinez was always good for breakfast when I lived there back in the day
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Thanks for this.
I'm gonna try to hit this tomorrow.
Kinda too close to call it a ride destination but I'm always looking for good new places.
The place looks pretty cool. :thumbup
 
augustiron

augustiron

2fast 2live 2young 2die
byke said:
Don't have a place, but have been wanting to visit Jax At The Tracks in Truckee. Maybe AI can comment, but it looks like a neat spot.
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Haha. Jax is where we take large groups of visitors for a cheap mediocre breakfast when we are too lazy to cook.
When the food matters, we have breakfast at Martys Cafe.
I have had lunch and dinner at Jax on occasion, I survived.

Come to Jax and I'll stop by and say hi if I can.
 
Abacinator

Abacinator

Unholy Blasphemies
gixxerjeff said:
Thanks for this.
I'm gonna try to hit this tomorrow.
Kinda too close to call it a ride destination but I'm always looking for good new places.
The place looks pretty cool. :thumbup
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I'll vouch for copper skillet in Martinez. . It gets super busy though, so expect to wait for a table.
 
ThumperX

ThumperX

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littlebeast said:
mom’s cafe in salina utah. used to drive the route (hwy 50) on our way to our annual thanksgiving ski trip to colorado. awesome place. it was like stepping back into the 1940’s. and the pink trout was always absolutely SPECTACULAR!
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Brings me back to being broken down at the age of 17 in salina Kansas (not Utah) where I worked, ate, and lived in my 1960 F100 custom cab at Russel's Truck Stop.Good food there and plenty of it!

Brokenlink said:
Mama Espinosa's in Baja
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Baja!! Mama's marks the turn when we begin easting towards the Sea of Cortez!



In San Rafael: Theresa and Johnny's !!! Amazing place!
 
bikewanker

bikewanker

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Jayhawks

ThumperX said:
Brings me back to being broken down at the age of 17 in salina Kansas (not Utah) where I worked, ate, and lived in my 1960 F100 custom cab at Russel's Truck Stop.Good food there and plenty of it!
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I bought a Mach lll 500 from the Russel boy a few years ago, discovered I was scared of heights!:rolleyes
Forgot about Moms in the other Salina.:thumbup
 
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