How do you know where you're going if you don't know from where you've come?  We care a lot about the classic American diner, and we're always excited to see how folks curate and share this unique cultural history.

For example, take this article in Smithsonian Magazine.  You'll find details of how the classic American diner got started, and you'll discover some of the personalities behind those who honor this history, today.

Most of all, we love the photographs.  They tell us how people and food came together around a sense of community.  Good article.

If you're lucky, every now and then somebody comes along and toots your horn.  You know: instead of you tootin' your own horn, yourself.

Imagine our excitement when this foodie blogger, Jeff Eats, decides to do a write up on our beloved Time to Eat Diner.  And just look at him, there: chowin' down on a nice big sandwich. Jeez, somebody get this guy some extra napkins.

Anyways, we're grateful that Jeff approves of our authentic big menu, our all-day breakfasts, our classic ethnic food items and much more.  Jeff writes regularly about all sorts of good places, so check him out.  Way to go!