| DINER | "2 Broke Girls" setting |
| DINER | "Adam and Eve on a raft" site |
| DINER | "Greasy spoon" restaurant |
| DINER | "Greasy spoon" type of eatery |
| DINER | 1982 Barry Levinson comedy set in 1959 about guys in their 20s |
| DINER | 1982 Barry Levinson film |
| DINER | 1982 comedy-drama film starring Steve Guttenberg and Daniel Stern |
| DINER | 1982 coming-of-age movie |
| DINER | 1982 movie starring Steve Guttenberg and Kevin Bacon |
| DINER | 24-hour eatery, maybe |
| DINER | American eatery |
| DINER | Beanery |
| DINER | Bistro chops rind with energy |
| DINER | Bistro loses new dinner |
| DINER | Bistro patron |
| DINER | Breakfast spot |
| DINER | Building that may have many sides |
| DINER | Building with many sides |
| DINER | Cafe |
| DINER | Cafe has new dire restoration |
| DINER | Cafe has new dire surroundings restored |
| DINER | Cafe with new dire surroundings restored |
| DINER | Café |
| DINER | Café or its customer |
| DINER | Car on a train |
| DINER | Casual eatery |
| DINER | Casual eatery, or a person who eats there |
| DINER | Casual lunch spot |
| DINER | Casual restaurant |
| DINER | Casual restaurant serving mostly American cuisine |
| DINER | Casual roadside eatery |
| DINER | Casual, affordable restaurant with booths |
| DINER | Certain eatery, or its patron |
| DINER | Clubs might be its strong suit |
| DINER | Comfort food eatery (rhymes with "miner") |
| DINER | Comfort food source |
| DINER | Comfort-food source |
| DINER | Comfy eatery |
| DINER | Converted railroad car, maybe |
| DINER | Converted train car, perhaps |
| DINER | Eater |
| DINER | Eatery |
| DINER | Eatery or its customer |
| DINER | Eatery that might be open 24 hours |
| DINER | Eatery traditionally modeled after a rail car |
| DINER | Eatery with booths |
| DINER | Eatery with its own lingo |
| DINER | Eating place |
| DINER | Enid ordered form right bistro |
| DINER | Establishment with booths |
| DINER | Food Network subject |
| DINER | Frequent “Seinfeld” set |
| DINER | Fry cook's workplace |
| DINER | Greasy spoon |
| DINER | Greasy spoon? |
| DINER | Greasy-spoon |
| DINER | Greasy-spoon? |
| DINER | Hash house |
| DINER | Home fries server |
| DINER | Humble eatery, often named after its owner |
| DINER | Inexpensive local eatery |
| DINER | Inexpensive restaurant |
| DINER | Informal American restaurant |
| DINER | Informal eatery |
| DINER | Informal restaurant |
| DINER | Informal roadside eatery |
| DINER | Late-night eatery |
| DINER | Late-night restaurant |
| DINER | Levinson film |
| DINER | Locale known for its slang |
| DINER | Luke's eatery in "Gilmore Girls," e.g. |
| DINER | Luke's eatery in "Gilmore Girls," for one |
| DINER | Lunch spot |
| DINER | Luncheonette |
| DINER | Many a 24-hour eatery |
| DINER | Meeting place at the end of “Moonlight” |
| DINER | Mel's ___ (setting of the sitcom "Alice") |
| DINER | Mel's on "Alice," for one |
| DINER | Mel's place, in a classic sitcom |
| DINER | Monk's Café, on "Seinfeld," for one |
| DINER | Monty Woolley role |
| DINER | Nerd danced around one bistro |
| DINER | Nostalgic film of 1982 |
| DINER | Off-the-highway eatery |
| DINER | One eating at a restaurant |
| DINER | One giving an order |
| DINER | One in a booth, maybe |
| DINER | Part of a train |
| DINER | Person eating |
| DINER | Person eating at a restaurant |
| DINER | Place for hash browns |
| DINER | Place likely to serve breakfast all day |
| DINER | Place to eat |
| DINER | Place to get a milkshake |
| DINER | Place to order a milkshake |
| DINER | Place to order an omelet |
| DINER | Place with daily specials |
| DINER | Purveyor of hash browns |
| DINER | Racket about messy bistro |
| DINER | Railroad car |
| DINER | Railroad car to eat in |
| DINER | Refurbished caboose, maybe |
| DINER | Repurposed train car, perhaps |
| DINER | Restaurant |
| DINER | Restaurant customer |
| DINER | Restaurant ejected loud friend improperly |
| DINER | Restaurant has hesitation after noise |
| DINER | Restaurant is more drab without soldier |
| DINER | Restaurant or its client |
| DINER | Restaurant or its customer |
| DINER | Restaurant patron |
| DINER | Restaurant that might call Jell-O "nervous pudding" |
| DINER | Restaurant visitor |
| DINER | Restaurant with a blue plate special, perhaps |
| DINER | Restaurant with a long counter and booths |
| DINER | Restaurant, or its client |
| DINER | Restaurant, or its patron |
| DINER | Roadside cafe |
| DINER | Roadside eatery |
| DINER | Roadside eatery (rhymes with "miner") |
| DINER | Roadside eatery that rhymes with "miner" |
| DINER | Roadside eating establishment |
| DINER | Roadside establishment |
| DINER | Roadside restaurant |
| DINER | Rob's Place, in the 1970s sitcom "What's Happening!!" |
| DINER | Royal racket at first in bistro |
| DINER | Scene in Edward Hopper's "Nighthawks" |
| DINER | Setting for Edward Hopper's "Nighthawks" |
| DINER | Setting for some "Seinfeld" scenes |
| DINER | Setting of Edward Hopper's Nighthawks |
| DINER | Short-order cook's workplace |
| DINER | Small American eatery |
| DINER | Small and inexpensive eatery; person having 6a |
| DINER | Small restaurant |
| DINER | Subject of Edward Hopper’s “Nighthawks” |
| DINER | The first feature film directed by Barry Levinson |
| DINER | Waffle House, e.g. |
| DINER | Where a "houseboat" is a banana split |
| DINER | Where hash is "slung" |
| DINER | Where rye is "whiskey" |
| DINER | Where to get a 48-Across |
| DINER | Where to get a club sandwich |
| DINER | Where to work on the side |