The most famous diner in every state

• We rounded up the most iconic diners in every state, from classic railcars to cozy breakfast spots.
• Many on this list are historic establishments that have been serving up diner classics for decades.
• Others have been ranked among the best restaurants in their respective states.

ALABAMA: Duck’s Diner in Orange Beach

LOUISIANA: The Camellia Grill in New Orleans

TEXAS: Blue Bonnet Cafe in Marble Falls

Blue Bonnet Cafe is one of Texas’ most famous diners.

Open since 1929, the Marble Falls institution is legendary for its pies, homemade soups, and frequent appearances on national “best diner” and “best breakfast” lists.

UTAH: Ruth’s Diner in Salt Lake City

Ruth’s Diner in Salt Lake City allows guests to dine in a railroad car that once operated in the early 1900s, but has since been moved and restored. The restaurant focuses on brunch foods, serving cinnamon roll French toast, huevos rancheros, and deep-fried mac and cheese.

When “Diners, Drive-Ins, and Dives” host Guy Fieri visited the restaurant, he said he couldn’t get enough of the fluffy biscuits.

VERMONT: The Blue Benn Diner in Bennington

The Blue Benn Diner is a classic Vermont roadside stop housed in a vintage 1940s dining car. The small but mighty diner is known for its hearty breakfasts, maple syrup-forward dishes, and enduring popularity with locals and travelers.

VIRGINIA: Virginia Diner in Wakefield

Virginia Diner is a longtime roadside institution that has been serving travelers since the late 1920s.

The newer Wakefield restaurant is best known for its classic Southern fare like country ham, brisket and eggs, and grits, as well as its world-famous peanuts.

WASHINGTON: Frank’s Diner in Spokane

Frank’s Diner is a Spokane landmark housed inside a former railroad dining car from the early 1900s, featuring magnificent wood paneling and stained-glass windows that will transport you back to another era.

Voted the best breakfast in Spokane by local publication Inlander, Frank’s is one of the oldest diners of its kind in the country. The restaurant is famous for its crispy deviled eggs, breakfast platters, and chicken-fried steak dinner.

WEST VIRGINIA: Dolly’s Diner in Princeton

Dolly’s Diner is a retro-style favorite that brings classic diner vibes to southern West Virginia. The Princeton spot is known for its nostalgic decor, classic club sandwiches, and friendly atmosphere.

WISCONSIN: Franks Diner in Kenosha

Franks Diner is one of Wisconsin’s most iconic restaurants, operating out of a restored 1926-era railroad dining car.

The Kenosha institution has earned national acclaim — including a spot on “Diners, Drive-Ins, and Dives” and recognition from Tasting Table as one of the best diners in the country — for its hearty breakfasts and dedication to preserving diner history.

WYOMING: Johnny J’s Diner in Casper

Johnny J’s Diner is a beloved Casper institution that blends classic diner fare with a lively, old-school atmosphere.

This ’50s-style diner is famous for its extensive menu of diner favorites, from stacked-high pancakes to juicy burgers, pot roast, broasted chicken, and milkshakes.