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Trying Classic American Diner Food for the First Time
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- Published on Mar 7, 2026
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It's the Sunliner Diner in Pigeon Forge
Yessir... been there many times. I used to live in Cosby, TN.
I’m in Southeastern Kentucky and after reading a lot of these comments, I asked my 71 year-old Dad if they had ice cream in milkshakes back in his day, he laughed and said, of course we did. He also said his Mom who always had canned pickles in her pantry would fry them for him and his siblings when they were young for a snack. But Dad said the hamburgers didn’t have eggs, chicken and all that other stuff on it back in the 50s here in Kentucky. Dad said the hamburger’s had cheese, lettuce, tomatoes, onions, pickles, mayonnaise, mustard and ketchup. He said you could have also gotten a double cheeseburger/hamburger if you wanted it. Dad said he never had a bacon cheeseburger until the 70s. He also said back in the day his favorite was a cheeseburger with lettuce, tomato, pickles, and onions with mayonnaise only and french fries with lots of ketchup and a root beer float with 2 big scoops of ice cream on top.
@southernsassy4453 I'm 77 and raised on a farm. Dad made half sour kosher style pickles in earthenware vats or crocks. We never heard of frying them until now when they fry everything that they can get into a fryer. I tried fried bread that you could literally squeeze the oil out of it. Who eats such stuff? Not me! We roasted marshmallows over a campfire.Not crazy about Smores. We had graham crackers in Kindergarten with a carton of milk before a nap on gym mats on the floor. You brought your own blanket. We couldn't afford new fads. We were old fashioned. I still haven't tried fried pickles...
I thought milkshakes were supposed to be maid mainly of ice cream. When I saw all these instant milkshake powders that exist in the market I was SHOOK
When we moved to this little town here in OH where I live now we had a pharmacy down town and it was mainly shopped at by the local older folk. This town was just starting to build due to Honda of America being built here in the 80’s. Inside they had a soda shop with a counter and maybe 10 swivel seats. It had a long bar that had all of the old fountains behind it and u could order up a grilled cheese, soup of the day, burger and fry and other diner foods like that. But the best was the ice cream floats and sodas that u could have with whatever syrup that U liked added to it and create ur own flavor. The building still stands “downtown “ but it is now a second hand donation store. They ripped out everything but the stairs going up to the second floor where people used to shop is still there. It was called the .5-25 cent shop back when it originally opened.
They were called "soda fountains" for the shop itself. Was a big fan 6:37 of "green river" soda, also vanilla coke. Not cherry coke fan but several friends enjoyed!!
In austria that is food for 5-6 people 😂
Even in America that burger is silly 😆. And I've never seen bacon and sausage hidden in a waffle.
I have not seen Alessio this excited since Jessie took him to a souther restaurant for real home cooking from the south and he fell in love with either the sausage gravy and biscuits. 😊
If I ever used an app that counted my calories I would probably never eat again
I’m shocked with Alessio liking this food and southern food!😮
candied bacon is easy to make at home. loads of recipes online. you basically need to lay thick cut bacon on a rack over a pan and sprinkle a brown sugar mixture over it and cook in the oven.
the idea of a banana split is great but it's just so much that i can never finish it which makes me sad
Johnny Rocket is/was my favorite diner, with Mel's Diner a close 2nd!
Oh, and Chubby's Diner too!
hey ive been there before, its the Sunliner Diner in Pigeon Forge, TN. great retro diner love the classic food
I have been to Pigeon forge, but I don't think this was the diner we went to. I don't remember that much sunlight. This would have been in 1982😅
Did you drop into Beef O’Brady’s for their beef fed beef? You might have spotted youth coaching superstar 3YearLetterman.
@AlistairGale Beef-fed beef. Isn't that how mad cow disease started?
@HansDelbruck53think they meant grass fed
@LindaC616 If you haven’t been there in 43 years you wouldn’t recognize much about Pigeon Forge. It’s the opposite of the quaint little tourist area it would have been then.
Alessio, I once had the same problem of eating a tall burger that you did. The triple bacon cheeseburger that I ordered must have been TEN inches tall with a steak knife driven into it from the top to hold it together. I flagged a waitress for advice - I did not have to ask her because she answered after just seeing my facial expression: "Take out the knife and use it to cut the burger into quarters. The pick up one of the quarters lengthwise in your hands and eat it from one end.". It worked!
If people in the 50s ate burgers like that they would have had to be carried into the 60s on a stretcher 😂
Every COUNTY and STATE has SO much wonderful.stuff!
Maybe ayall never heard how good each and every STATE is Standing UP as its Own.
Or America becomes
.A Horrible Shopping Mall.
No one likes those...
Camp Fires.
Heart to Hearts.
Maybe Time to well..
Smokey Kippers over a Camp.fire...
What MORE can you want huh?
Oh my gosh I got full just watching y’all!! 😂
You two are the cutest couple ever. I love to see you both so happy. 😀
I'm in Hopkins county/Madisonville
That looks like fun, but wow the portions are HUGE!
I laughed the entire time watching you guys eat food at the diner. It was hysterical. You should have your own tv show😂😂😂
I loved the diners in NYC, ca. 1963. Generally open to 1 / 2 am. Ordered any food paired with a Strawberry Malted. Before the food came, I put 25 c. in the Juke Box to hear Chuck Berry serenade us while we thought about the gals and our future. Me : USAF, during the VNam war. 2025 : if you want to return to these sweet moments, search for Diners in Northern New Jersey. I found some great ones -- Greek owned -- near Westfied, NJ. Arrive Hungry !! Classic Video.
This was a fun video. Very nostalgic. I remember going to diners in the 50s! Those sodas were so popular back then.
I know you get this a lot, but I'm so charmed by you two and your exploits in the USA and Europe. As life is not always a "bowl of cherries", I also appreciate your sharing your struggles over starting a family. There are plenty of diner food critics here, and as someone who was a kid in the 50's, going to a diner was a huge treat! The main thing is to enjoy the fun of it all, regardless of the "it's not quite authentic" or this or that place is better. Besides, this sure beats doomscrolling given what else is going on in the US and elsewhere. Best! dan-
"hold fast"! (5:21, the Bible)
Agreed, Dan
I feel good things are happening, I really do believe we are finally correcting all the wrongs and cleaning up the corruption from years past . I didn’t think it was possible that our country would ever get better for my grandchildren but i have hope now 🙏🏻
You two are so fun! So many laughs in this video. 😂
Food looked amazing, but as someone from the 50's and worked at one, I never heard of most these things (blue raspberry? Not until the 90's) and a burger had one patty with your choice of cheese, lettuce, tomato and pickle with mustard and catsup on the table/counter and you could ask the waitress for mayo to be put on it. Fries or chips but no onion rings. Hot Dogs and Club sandwiches. Vanilla, chocolate or strawberry shakes & malts (using real strawberries, and in the 60's pineapple also). Coke with a choice of cherry or vanilla if you were fancy. We weren't open for breakfast but ones that were had eggs, bacon, toast, oatmeal and later hasbrowns, coffee and hot tea. Nothing fancy like this place.
and candies bacon? That seems like a modern trend thing.
My sister worked at an old timey diner in the 70's that was retro 50's, and there was no candied bacon.
There was blue raspberry in the late 70s, I don't remember seeing it in the 60s. Candied bacon is definitely a recent thing, last 15 years maybe?
Blue Rasberry was about in the late 70's!!
Right- no cotton candy either :)
This video was an absolute blast! The vibe, the food, the retro energy - I felt like I was right there with you in the 50s. From the candied bacon to the jukebox burger to that insane dessert, everything looked over-the-top in the best way. 😂🍔🎶 Also, major props for the dancing and the Pulp Fiction throwbacks - love how you brought humor and heart into the whole experience. Can’t wait to see where you “time travel” next!
Thank you! We had a lot of fun there and the vibes were so great! Glad it translated through the video! ♥️
@ThePasinis lol, I'm "old", bc I think of the 50s when I see those diners. You guys think of Pulp fiction from the 90s! 😅
Not very 50s.
Jessie u need to take him to a real old American Diner. The real deal. I know there was a few in PA but the Diner capital of America 🇺🇸 is NJ. If u look it up on RUclips I’m sure u will find the most popular one that’s supposed to sell and have the best fried chicken anywhere. Open 24/7. 365 days. Year. Any of these diners will be authentic in NJ. I’m from NJ and when I went to NJ every summer to spend the summer along the Jersey shore with my dad he would always take me at least once a week to a diner. Just him and I. Oh the memories.
Oh and in NJ they have PORK ROLL aka Taylor Ham. The “other” breakfast meat and in y opinion the only choice for my meat.
Ms Dit. You're right on ( see my comment above ). First, make sure it's a Greek Diner. They offer all kinds of food including Jewish Deli and Moussaka -- the best. I found three places around Cranford and Westfield. Hard to find the classic ones in NYC, but Long Island, NY had great ones, long ago . 🥞
My ex father inlaw lived around red bank NJ. When we'd visit we had to go to the Colonial Diner in Woodbridge everytime. Very big menu and never had a bad meal. Always delicious
@jonhaber6999I would love to do a foodie tour the next time I go back. I haven’t been since I started binge watching these foodies channels and now i really appreciate all the hole in the wall places here in OH and i remember my dad taking me to some in NYC someplace and in NJ.
@ConcededSpatulaI don’t remember the name but there was one in Neptune that when I was little it was like an old passenger train looking thing. If I’m thinking of the same place it was moved or torn down but they put a brand new building in there and I think it was modern looking but still a diner.
Does Alessio know that Diners were started in NJ and NY by the Greek and Italian immigrants in the 1800’s via horse and buggy to feed the travelers and then truck drivers? They all serve traditional American food but also add local favorites with the diner twist to it. Enjoy!
nooooo I don't now that! thank you so much for this information , so I guess I will find real diners in NJ
@ThePasinisYou’ll find great ones. And I’m sure all the jersey people will go nuts telling you why their local one is the best. 😂. And they’re all right because they’re all the best. Remember Coach House in North Bergen.
Me encanta que su esposo trate diferentes comidas. El es tan chevere!
That’s a diner-theme restaurant, not an actual diner. Not quite what the Olive Garden is to Italian, but still not authentic.
Im shocked. Alessio actually likes the American food. 💕
You guys create an instant happy mood any time I watch your videos. I also agree that cookies and cream ANYTHING is never going to be bad.
I'm in the diner state, NJ we take our diners seriously 😅 thanks for sharing.
When Alessio makes those hand gestures, all I can literally hear him thinking "Mangia! Mangia! Mangia!"
They are in pigeon forge TN. Great place to be
Loved seeing you both enjoy a fun meal! Finally a good meal ❤
Gosh! The breakfast for Alessio can feed at least three people, and they'd end up full! Glad the food is fantastic! Enjoy! 💕
Hi! I just found you two cuties today! :) I, my husband and daughter live in Middle TN. I have watched three videos now and y'all are so fun to watch!! :D Thanks for sharing foodie love with the world!
“There r no dumb questions but there r obvious answers.” I really like that.
There is also a Sunliner Diner in Gulf Shores Alabama. They are owned by the same Brothers that own the Hangout. ( I know because I worked at the Hangout and got an Employee discount at the Sunliner) If you are in Gulf Shores it is around a block North of the Hangout. Great Food and atmosphere.
I knew exactly where you were as soon as I saw the parking lot. I go there every time I go to Pigeon Forge!
Enjoy! ❤
Agree, bacon and sausage on the side with waffles!😊❤️
Me too! Don't want sweet syrup all over my Savory meat😅
I really could watch y’all all day! So much happiness. 😊
What is that burger?! LOL I love watching you guys and your food reactions. Always cheers me up and makes my day
Candy bacon has been around since 2003, it comes from the Minnesota State Fair. Those giant waffles look amazing, so does the Reuben .
It's candied bacon, not candy bacon. And it originated in the American South, not Minnesota.
Even by NOW ffs sack they get the George Orwell BUTTERED toast idea no?
You got RaiBS n Texas Smokerys..
Un effing believable.
Yall.GOT all.that BIG Country!
How can such a great FAB fifties FALL.so low?
You still GOT it RIGHT there.
Do you not SEE.
Love Shacks IN
Rich Trash Out.
The Real.America IS Your Own Land.
🇨🇦 here. Love your videos!! But, jeez America! Half those portion sizes would still be too big!
This was great fun to watch but I was born in 1952 and I never saw any of these foods. These are not from the 50s. Diner foods were much simpler. We had much smaller portions. Things like hot roast beef sandwich with gravy served with corn and mashed potatoes. Hamburgers were either 1 or 2 patties with cheese if you wanted and maybe fried onions. Hot dogs with fries. Reuben's I think. Malts and shakes were very popular but not with waffles on top. For lunch you had tuna or egg salad sandwiches on 2 pieces of bread, white or dark, toasted or not.
Yeah, I was born in 1953, and these portions and the food are nothing like what I saw growing up. Fried onions on a hamburger, yes. Smaller portions. No egg in with a hamburger, lol. This is a chain (also shows are nationwide weight problems)!
Exactly. Diners served grilled cheese, tuna or chicken salad sandwiches, chef salads, and simple burgers. Those waffles are ridiculous. Pancakes and waffles maybe, but not like that!
It's a modern take on the classic diner experience... because that's what sells!
People were normal weight in the 50’s because food was simple
44% Americans obese now
Born in '44, I spent many hours in Diners, in Queens, NYC. The real diners were owned by Greeks. They knew our tastes. The biggest difference then : Diners were there to accommodate after Cinema clients. Thus, you could get service up to 1 or 2 am. Now I go to Westfield , NJ for the remnants of Diner Culture. Bravo raggazzi !
The foods and drinks looked sooo good!!!!! I think the milkshake at the end would have been one of my favorite parts for sure!!! It's so cute to put a mini waffle with toppings through the straw and on top of the milkshake!!!!
I treated 2 colleagues (one French, one Spanish) to dinner at Chilis and they also opted to share fried pickles. They lived them, especially the Spaniard!
But I don't think candied bacon counts as a "vintage" or "old-fashioned" dish
Awwww this is making me miss New Jersey, the Land of Diners, sooo much. Diners everywhere, all open 24/7, and not a Waffle House in sight. I miss real diner food.
We didn’t know this about NJ! It’s been on our list to try for Italian American food, but now we have to add the diners too!
@ThePasinis I haven't lived there since 2010, but our favorite diner was The Americana. It's a Northeastern chain that has AMAZING omelettes & french fries.
Also, almost all of my friends from NJ are Italian. Our favorite pizza spot was EASILY De Lorenzo's Tomato Pies in Central NJ. We had to show up 30 minutes to an hour before they opened because the line to get in was so long that they usually sold out BEFORE they even opened.
Our favorite Italian spots were La Piazza Ristorante and Albivi. They also had excellent pizza (but not as good as De Lorenzo's), are both relatively close by, close to the highways, and also in Central NJ. I'd suggest Albivi over La Piazza, but La Pizza is easier to drive to.
I hope you get to try NJ food! Almost no one on RUclips reviews food from NJ & I honestly can't remember having a single bad meal at any diner or Italian place in Central NJ (but it has been 15 years lol)
Love the channel, love the couple goals y'all are setting for me, keep being excellent! 🖤💖💛
@ThePasinis throughout the Northeast corridor, you will find old subway cars that have been turned into restaurants. Here in Newport, we lost our Tommy's 4th Street Diner just a year or two ago, but we still have Gary's Handy Lunch. It has the same décor, the spinning stools, the cheap food. But you have to get there early, and it opens from 4 or 5 in the morning for the fishermen and closes about 2 or 3:00 in the afternoon. East Greenwich, Rhode Island has Jiggers Cafe in an old subway car, and there are plenty in Massachusetts as well. Fall River Massachusetts even has a McDonald's in an old train car.
The diner originated in lunch wagons in Providence Rhode island, in the 1800s. I think the first diner in a fixed location was in Worcester Mass.
Unfortunately, so many of the diners are closing here in Jersey! 😢
I am a travel nurse so I have been all over the US, but I am from NY and nothing compares to diners in NJ and NY Each one is unique because they are not “chain” restaurants ❤
This place looks like it is fun and has good food, but I generally prefer the real deal, family-run diners. Ones that aren't so heavily themed or as pristine. They tend to have the best food and lower prices.
I went to a diner in Victoria BC years ago I don't recall the name but the vibe was totally 50's I grew up in the 50's and they nailed it! Food was just like I remembered it ( I especially loved the malted- milkshakes)! People were dressed era appropriate, they had sawed in half hotrods on the walls etc, and performers, good ones, doing the juke box hits of the era. It was a time travel experience back to: "let the good times ROLL!"
@garyneilson3075 Was this place called Jack Rabbit Slim's?
Banana split is more than 800 calories. Not believing that app.
@norwegianblue2017 ? 🙄
I am amazed you guys don't weigh in at 350 lbs! I love watching you.
Yah diner food is not for the health or weight conscious - no wonder Americans are overweight.....
That is so cool that you can just take a picture of the food to track your calories and macros. 9:25 I am definitely going to try this app out! Thank you guys :)
I want to try it with packaged meals and compare the label on the package to the count in the app for a reference point. Very interesting.
You can't. The app can't possibly tell the ingredients used and what amounts based on a photo, the most it can do is assume which means its most likely not going to be accurate and has a huge margin of error.
@dre27321 correct. There is a free app that is similar called bite snap. It isn't the best, and when I used it a few years back, it was not well populated. It wasn't very efficient at all, and as you say, it can only guess
@dre27321came here to say this. it’s impossible. would be cool tho
@dre27321 Exactly ! Younger people will use it because it’s a “cool “ app, but definitely not at all accurate ! I change things in recipes all of the time to make it healthier !!
We have (soon to be had) a Connecticut favorite the Olympia Diner. Served all kinds of classic American food and up until maybe a decade ago, used to be open 24/7/365, so you would see a plethora of DOT trucks during the winter season gearing up for plowing the roadways. Was always a blast eating there as young adult/adult in the wee hours of the morning.
Fun lunch but not very 50's. Stuff was too over the top. I've been to a few diners and worked on a lunch counter. Burgers were simple, other offers were hotdogs, tuna and egg salad sandwiches and grilled cheese. Shakes (without ice cream) and frappes (with ice cream). We only had vanilla, strawberry and choc syrups. You could also add syrups to a cola. Dessert was pie or ice cream with a little fudge sauce. Banana split would be had at an ice cream shop. Def need to go to another diner with simpler fare.
Depends on what part of the country you live in, in the Midwest and west a milkshake has ice cream and you won’t see frappe on the menu at all. 😉. However having been a teen in the sixties, I agree that the menu items and portion sizes are over the top. I recall burgers, hot dogs, grilled cheese, BLTs, egg or chicken salad, fries and usually cake, pie or ice cream for dessert. Breakfast would be eggs cooked to order, over easy, sunny side up, scrambled, and bacon, sausage, biscuits and gravy, pancakes, oatmeal and cold cereal.
There were no frappes in the fifties and shakes were ice cream, milk, and flavoring. You need to not comment on something that you never experienced.
How many times can I say Yum 🤤
Keep it up You Two!!
❤🎉
“We’re eating for a week here”
😂
Imagine how easy dates were back then. A simple diner with honest food and a good conversation. 2 burgers and fries with 2 shakes or share 1. People ended up finding love over that. What happened
That could be done tomorrow...get The Sheriff OUT.
The Military GOT to eat Right...
FEED them then.
Forget Feeding The FED..
Even " The FED is FED up"
Ghee Whizz.
Give these guys a break..
" Go back to...oh yes.
" La Bamba...and PAal HOLLY sorry Buddy."
The Belgian waffles are not a 50's thing! The classic waffle, sure!😊❤️
They probably were in Belgium.
@LyleFrancisDelp It appears they were in Tennessee.
@carolynturk-hu7je The 50s vibe is for the decor, not the food.
@LyleFrancisDelp Diner's like that were so popular in the 50's and much of the food was popular from that era!
@carolynturk-hu7je I seriously doubt you could get a three layered Belgian waffle with bacon and sausage from a diner back in the 50s. Nor would you find such a high stacked burger. Banana split? Sure, but not quite that elaborate. 1950's diner food tended to be simple, cheap, and very tasty.
If you ever come to NJ, you need to try a pork roll (Taylor ham) egg and cheese sandwich. Available at any one of our many diners.
Candied bacon, is just baked with a sugar on it, usually brown sugar.😊❤️
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Sunliner! It's such a good diner! I love going to the one in Pigeon Forge when we vacation there!
That's where they are!
Please go to Noshville in Nashville. When I lived there, there was a few locations. Looks like only one left. Please review this place!
So cool! Love a diner, and a 50's diner would be such fun!
Years ago my family went to Tennessee for the first time and we went to the diner (not sure if it’s the same one but probably not). After dinner we shared a dessert of two banana splits (there are over 20 of us) and banana splits were huge. We didn’t need anymore than the two. I have a picture of my niece looking rather full looking at the ice cream. We loved the diner and went back one more time on that trip and then again the next time we went years later
Who would guess Alessio would love diner foo? So fun!
You two are having too much fun! So cute, always.
We live 2 hours from this Sunliner Diner. I was so excited to see you 2 at one of my family's favorite restaurants in SEVIERVILLE, TN. We usually head there after a day at Dollywood.
I would like to hope that this is your guys normal persona when not on camera! You guys seem so fun and likeable!
Such a fun and delicious video!❤️👍
Wow! This looks AMAZING. Watching your videos make me want to visit the US just to try out the delicious comfort food!
You're not alone, Jessi... I'm not a fan of bacon either. Am cursed with a tiny mouth, so I wouldn't be able to fit even half of that burger in my mouth! Those waffles look crazy!! 😂 I think if they ate like that in the 50s, none of us would be here 😂😂
All that food looked awesome . Wow that dessert looks amazing
50’s America…pizza was becoming very popular and with take out and then delivery it became the monster it is today. Ya’ll could really pull off the whole 50’s aesthetic looking at your current style. Maybe for future shorts…?
The way Alessio says let me open your door 😍
Oh, yes!!!! This is America!!! Massive portions served 👍😅😅😅........Aaaaamerica, Aaaaamerica 🎵 🎶 🎵 🎶 👏👏👏👏👏 I used to live in US, I met so many wonderful people there.....
You're such a lovely couple, you'll be wonderful parents. I wish you all the best! Regards from Poland 🇵🇱 🤝🇺🇸
I was just here 2 weeks ago sunshine dinner such good food in TN 😊😊
I hope you folks made it into Gatlinburg as well! There's a lot of fun to be had in that area!
Explosion of flavors? Explodiing the arteries of my heart! Lol!😂
Love you guys. That all looks so good.❤❤❤
I remember Beesleys, Offuts, Elliots and Kings in Petaluma California. In the 50s and 60s.
Oh guys! Nope, not 50's and menu def not diner food...Still a fun video, BUT come to NJ, anyone in the state will be happy to direct you to (or even bring you to :) the real deal. We are the Diner State!
Unfortunately in Canada 🇨🇦 there are not many diners left so this was so super fun to watch. It’s not typically a dinner food. Here
I would have like to see what the vanilla flavor would taste like!
That places looks large for a traditional diner. I think it might be one of those full service restaurants that's made to look like a traditional diner.
Try maple cured bacon and nice to dip bacon in syrup r with pancakes or french toast
6:14 The waffle is sticking its tongue out! 😂😂
For a true Reuben, visit Katz’ Deli in NYC. Expensive, but piled high with the best corned beef you will ever have…and they make their own corned beef. It’s legendary. If you are ever in San Antonio, a downtown landmark is Shilo’s Deli. I’m not saying it will compete with Katz’, but it’s really darned good, and their Reuben is one of the best I’ve had.
They use good products ❤
But Katz' is excessive. No one needs 2lbs of meat in a sandwich
@LindaC616 That's why the two should split one sandwich.
@LyleFrancisDelp They have already been there. Didn't you see that video?
@carolynturk-hu7je No. But she said she's never had a Reuben before.
Take a trip up to New Haven and try their version of pizza. I'm sure you will enjoy it, and it's a popular subject, so it's bound to get views. Frank Pepe's, Sally's, and Modern are the three biggest names in the 'apizza' business.
This was a fun video to watch. 😁 Loved the foods you tried and you 2 smiled and laughed a lot.
Great show you two, very entertaining..
It looks like you're in Pigeon Forge. If you want to really treat Alessio, take him to Bass Pro Shops, which is only a 28 minute drive from the diner. He'll love it. Also, go up to Gatlinburg. It's touristy, but a cool town in the Tennessee mountains.
Omg so much food lol have fun enjoying it all 😋
We just ate there, two seats behind yall ❤ enjoy! Great video!
What’s the restaurant name?
@liebet9491 sunline diner
Yikes, calorie app in a diner😮
I want to see the stack of too go boxes!
When my husband and I were younger we used to go there all the time. We love that restaurant. We used to go in Laural, MD. but now we are living abroad. enjoy!!!
Just started watching you guys !
Love you both from Bristol Tenn❤
LOVE portions served at diners in NY and NJ
Jessi, you and Alessio have a good chemistry in the videos. Hope you have a great life together. God bless.
Good Chemistry. Good Biology. Good History.
Good people, may Jesus watch over them and bless them with a beautiful child
I’ve never liked mile high piled burgers. How on earth can anyone get their mouth around that?!?!?!?
Normally cut it in quarters and eat from the end like a hotdog is how I tackle them. Same as a few others in the comment section
😁😉
the Banana Split is criminal. Where is the hot fudge, the strawberry syrup, and crushed pineapple or caramel? You should try Orange Crush soda with Oange Sherbet Ice Cream in it as a Float like a Root Beer float but an Orange Crush Float cause it is so good.
The Belgian waffle debuted in 1958 in Brussels, Belgium at a world fair. A Belgian named Walter Cleyman first introduced the waffle to the US in 1962 at an exposition in Seattle.
Thank you! Fun times :)
I KNEW that was Sunliner Diner!!!!!
Diners are all run by us Greeks! That’s why the food is so good. 😊
We invented everything 😂
What is the calorie counter thing they’re using? I’ve never seen one like that. Does anybody know?