There will soon be no more outstanding American diners.
Historically, diners have been gathering places for a wide range of individuals, including blue-collar workers, businessmen, students, and elders.
There was a plethora of enterprises that used to make and distribute
these sleek silver buildings all throughout the nation, but those days are long gone.
According to New Jersey Monthly, their state boasts the nation's highest number of diners, with over 500.
But the diner tradition lives on in one state. One cannot exaggerate the significance of diner culture to Jerseyans.
It's a delicious throwback to a simpler time and the ideal food for a late night munch.