American diners have the ability to immediately transport their customers to a nostalgic time-gone-by. Diners with this magic have the right comfort food, the homey atmosphere, and give off the small-town feeling that the waitress will remember your name. Whether you’re in big city Maryland or out in the suburbs, stop in to any of these diners to feel right at home.
The Frying Pan in Lusby, Maryland, is known for their great food, impeccable service, and generous portions. Partake in southern-style favorites for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Silver is an upscale diner-style eatery with locations in Washington, D.C. and Bethesda, Maryland. According to their website, the “menu features contemporary American cuisine and healthier choices, influenced by the great brassieres from around the world.”
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The Double T Diner has eight diner locations throughout Maryland, including Annapolis, Bel Air, Pasadena, and more. They’ve been in business since 1998 and continues to serve tasty diner dishes twenty-four hours a day.
Tastee Diner’s three locations claim to be some “of the last original and authentic American Diners” on their website. The original Tastee Diner opened in 1935. They continue to serve breakfast, lunch, and dinner 24 hours a day and every day of the year but Christmas.
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College Park Diner is known for their college-budget friendly breakfast deals with meals starting as low as $3.95. Come in for a classic diner experience with bacon, eggs, and pancakes.
Nick’s Diner in Wheaton, Maryland is an old-school diner, serving traditional dishes along with Greek dishes thrown in for flavor. They offer breakfast and lunch service from 6 a.m. until 3 p.m.
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Papermoon Diner is one of the most eclectic, fun-filled diners in Baltimore. The walls, bar, stools, and tables are covered with technicolor toys and paint and the menu is chock full of comfort food that’s perfect for any time of day or night. Stop in to this twenty-four-hour diner anytime.
The Honey Bee Diner is open Monday through Sunday all day and night. They have daily specials in addition to their humongous main menu. Enjoy appetizers, soups, healthier choices, entrees, breakfast, and more at the Honey Bee.
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If the Boulevard Diner sounds familiar, it could be because you saw it on “Diners, Drive-In’s, and Dives,” Guy Fierie’s Food Network show. They’ve been in business since 2001 and open early at 6 a.m., not closing until midnight. They’ve got breakfast, lunch, dinner, desserts, and senior dishes on their expansive menu.