If any of you have seen the show by the same title on Food Network, host Guy Fieri visits classic "greasy spoon" spots, from road side shacks to other places off the beaten path that are popular among the locals. Normally, these places are family owned and not chains.
Too often as travelers, we zip by the interstate and settle for lunch or dinner at a boring old chain alongside a truck stop. Us "foodies" know better. We strive for better food and service that is more reflective of the culture and food in a particular area.
With that said, I want this thread to be dedicated to reviews and experiences on the "lesser known" diners, drive-ins and dives (DDD for short) throughout America. As some of us travel this upcoming summer, we can use this thread to recommend some of those hidden gems off the beaten path.
Too often as travelers, we zip by the interstate and settle for lunch or dinner at a boring old chain alongside a truck stop. Us "foodies" know better. We strive for better food and service that is more reflective of the culture and food in a particular area.
With that said, I want this thread to be dedicated to reviews and experiences on the "lesser known" diners, drive-ins and dives (DDD for short) throughout America. As some of us travel this upcoming summer, we can use this thread to recommend some of those hidden gems off the beaten path.