Original Mels Diner - Auburn Location Only
The walls at Original Mel's Diner are decked out with 1950s memorabilia, the eatery dates back to the late 1940s. The diner also owns an indelible link to the 50s and 60s Diner Era: in 1973, George Lucas featured the restaurant in American Graffiti. The restaurant's screen time didn't end there; it would later serve as the setting for the sitcom Alice.
 True to its roots, the eatery's massive menu features many of the classic eats. Its Classic American staples include steaks, third-pound burgers, sandwiches, along with their all-day breakfast. While rocking out to '50s and '60s music from table jukeboxes, diners can sink their teeth into Hawaiian burgers with teriyaki-glazed pineapple or cheesesteak hoagies, piled high with grilled sirloin steak, jalapeno, and pepperoncini. Fries come topped with gravy, garlic, cheese, or chili. An ice cream parlor-style dessert menu boasts ice cream sundaes, hand-dipped milkshakes and malts.
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{"Date First Available": "November 4, 2014"}