The most famous diner in every state

In Biddeford, Maine, the Palace Diner has been serving up diner classics for nearly a century. In Anchorage, Alaska, Kriner's Diner offers hearty breakfast plates and traditional American comfort food in a retro setting. Phoenix, Arizona is home to the Welcome Diner, a restored 1945 diner car known for its creative comfort food and craft cocktails.

Camden, Arkansas' White House Cafe has been serving up Southern comfort food since 1907. West Hollywood, California's Mel's Drive-In is a retro diner that has become a Hollywood landmark, famous for its milkshakes, burgers, and all-day breakfast. Denver, Colorado's Sam's No. 3 has been a local favorite since the 1920s, known for its gigantic portions and green chile dishes.

Connecticut's Laurel Diner offers roadside diner fare in a classic setting, just off I-84. Smyrna, Delaware's Smyrna Diner has been serving breakfast since 1956, known for its all-day breakfast and casual atmosphere. Fort Lauderdale, Florida's Peter Pan Diner has been a retro roadside staple since 1979, known for its breakfast plates and burgers.

Hapeville, Georgia's The Dwarf House holds a special place in fast-food history as the original Chick-fil-A restaurant. Honolulu's Liliha Bakery blends diner classics with local Hawaiian flavors, open since the 1950s. Chicago's Lou Mitchell's is a Chicago breakfast institution near Route 66, known for its big omelets and old-school hospitality.

Plainfield, Indiana's Oasis Diner is a restored 1950s diner offering classic American fare in a preserved slice of midcentury history. Finally, Wichita, Kansas' Doo-Dah Diner is a popular local favorite known for its unique decor and traditional diner menu.