/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>13307891
Femanon here, Dennys and Waffle House are open 24/7

>>13307891
I don't even have to leave my neighborhood to go to waffle house

>>13307902
Of course they are, thats why I specified "local."

>>13307891
Where I live there is literally nothing opened after 23:00.

>>13307914
Marietta, GA of all places has a 24-7 diner.

>>13308005
I don't live in the US.

There's a local 24 hour diner owner by the skeezball dude who runs the strip club. I think he really only uses it to hire waitresses that he then onboards into the clubs.

>>13307905
Oh, you mean the trailer park?

>>13307891
There's an IHOP and a Leo's Coney Island open 24/7 within 5 miles from me.

turn off your movie machine and get out of the house
you might be surprised what you find

>>13307914

Where I live, the last restaurant/cafe closes at 2 pm.

If you want supper, you either go to another town, cook your own, or go to the local convenience store where there is some food available.

>>13307891
Always waffle house down here and a chain of 24h diners run by a shady greek family. Some actually put out pretty good food late at night

>>13308628
Greeks arent shady, bro.

>>13308601
It's not our fault you live in a shit small town. I live in Las Vegas and therefore have just about any kind of food I could want available 24/7.

I have a local diner open until 3am, although really past 10pm it's basically a pub.

The only ones I know of close 2-4 and then re open 5-6pm. I'm assuming to get people coming home from work

>>13308639

Yeah, but on the other hand, if a truck loses a box of tools in the middle of Main Street, does someone stop, put them back in the box, and set them on the sidewalk so that whoever lost them can find them and pick them back up? And does that box of tools sit there for a month or more until the owner sees them and picks them up?

I bet not.

>ywn sit in an american diner at 10pm with a hot cup of coffee and a newspaper while the rain is beating down

why even live?

>>13308735
>in the 50s/60s/70s

>>13308715
Do I give a shit? A home toolkit is $20 and it takes me less time to drive to a place to buy to a new one than it does for you to get to a new town to eat after 2 PM anywhere but your kitchen.

>>13307891
Other than Denny's, all the breakfast places near me close in the early afternoon. There was a diner in my home town that served all meals all day and was open 6AM-10PM.

I remember the first time I got drunk with my friends, we were bored at 2AM and decided to make a 3 mile trek to Denny's in the middle of winter. We didn't get back until 7:30.

>>13307902

Most closed around 11pm wherever I have lived.

>>13308005
I was literally gonna post Marietta Diner. I haven't been there in years but when I was a kid we went after church sometimes.
It's run by some family that has like five or six huge, massively successful local restaurants, all of which have pretty good food but they're all wildly different (diner, Italian place, high-end fish place, steakhouse, I forget the rest). Weird to see anybody mention Atlanta suburbs on here.

Jersey is the diner capital of America. I was talking to a guy from Jersey who was mentioning he was talking with some chick at a diner at 4 am and I was like dude, diners being open all night literally isnt a thing where Im at.

>>13307902
Tits or gtfo

>>13307891
Diners dont exist where I live thanks to the Chinese population but there is a Chinese noodle place nearby that is open till 4:00 am, shits always busy and its hard to find a seat even at the dead of night

>>13308753

This was no home toolkit by any means. Figure about $200 to $300, minimum.

>>13307891
restaurants aren't actually open 24/7 in manhattan

>>13309008
Are you at the west coast Anon? Feel like the Asian places stay open way later over there.

My cousin lived in SF and he brought me to a diner in little Japan. Had both Japanese and American breakfast food. >Eggs on rice, natto, and a side of bacon.

>>13308753
>A home toolkit is $20

Let me guess. Your home tookit consists of a couple of cheap screwdrivers.

Just one good quality screwdriver will run about $25 or more. One good quality standard wrench will run anywhere from $30 to $100.

Lesser quality are somewhat less expensive, but they are more prone to breaking. If you need your tools, breaking is not an option.

The last time I bought a cheap set of socket wrenches and sockets, I spent about $80 on sale and that was twenty years ago.

There was one I ate at a bunch of times even though the food pretty much sucked

>>13308946
hah it seems like the 24 hour places always take the lights to another level

>>13307891
McDonalds for me

24hr place nearby in SSM, ON, called Westside Cafe. Decent food, allday breakfast, burgers, poutine etc. Pretty cheap.

I think there's one restaurant in the county that's a true 24 hour place and that's a good, over an hour drive from me.

>>13307908
I had a nice local diner that was "open until we're empty" which basically meant 24/7. The owner/cook also lived in the converted upstairs so if they were ever closed you could just ring him and he''d happily cook for you.
Eventually he retired as he was closing in on 90 years old, sold the place to this hispanic waitress who promised to keep it all the same in an effort to honor his legacy and keep locals happy ( my town has under 400 permanent residents). She immediately ditched the 24/7 hours, changed the menu completely to a weird half mexican food half diner breakfast food abomination and didn't even keep the diner food recipes that everyone loved. She went out of business rather quickly and the empty building sits there to this day.

>>13307891
Femanon here. In PA they're open 24/7. Most I know of anyway. I'm a girl btw. With boobs and vagina.

>>13309948
is your axe wound natural or custom made? Also hows the food at those PA diners?

>>13309948
post pics of both

>>13309949
Not actually girl. Anyway it's alright. Varys from place to place. Try not to get anything "obscure" (stick to brekky and burgers) because what they have seems to be as fresh as it is popular.
If you know the area, there are good places around where everything is bretty good. One by me is owned by Greeks.

>>13308715
Maybe don't be a fucking retard. How exactly would a toolkit fall out of a truck? I should have been well secured just like everything else being carried in the truck. You deserve to loose it if you care so little about it in the first place. I'm leaving Las Vegas soon (different anon) for a small town, and I'm looking forward to a slower and more pleasant environment, but you can't expect to be a total retard in cities and find your shit on the side of the road a month later. Like wtf are you even thinking.

>>13310989

I take it that you've never seen a flatbed pickup truck?

They are fairly popular around here, but not as popular as more conventional pickup trucks.

>>13311481
You should strap it down or put in the cab dummy. Are you just trying to lose all your shit?

>>13307902
>Femanon here
WHY DOES THAT MATTER YOU STUPID BITCH

>>13309124
Ok boomer

>>13311494

The real secret is to not drive like a maniac.

>>13307891
Where are my southsiders chicago at?

There are four within walking distance of my house and three or four more in town. Yes, all of them are open 24/7.
In this area, the ones that are open only to the mid-afternoon aren't called diners. If they have tables, they're luncheonettes. If they only have counter/bar seating, they're lunch counters. I'm not from the US, so idk if this is nationwide or just the lingo in the part of America I live in.

>>13311505
Newfag, hope it was worth it btw

I don't live des moines anymore, but I miss this place. Best breakfast ever, and the onion rings were shoestring. Now I really want a chicken fried steak and eggs, with a side of hashbrowns

>>13308005
>>13308946
Sup Mariettanons. There is also that night owl pizza place which is open late but not 24/7.

>>13312924
I'm technically Kennesaw, but they definitely blend.
I've never been to Night Owl, is it good?

>>13309944
Destroy women, mexicans, and especially mexican women.

>>13313371
It's alright. I had extremely low expectations based on the reviews. I have only had the pizza once and I was hammered but it wasn't revolting or anything. At 3am I'm not too picky. I usually get a philly and their club sandwich and eat half of each with the fries.

>>13307891
I live outside of Philly and we have like 3 24 hour diners every square mile.

>>13307891
I live in Mass and there's one down the street from me that's open late, but it fucking sucks and smells/looks dirty. It's a bummer, because I can walk there.

There's a 24 hour vegan spot a few blocks from where I live.

>>13314312
He said a diner, not a house of lies.

I miss a good diner. Eggs is an easy way to see if they know what they're doing, but I usually go for biscuits and gravy. Or a country fried steak. I'm not making that at home, so why not.

>>13314462
>Eggs is an easy way to see if they know what they're doing,
I think it's an easy way to see if they don't know what they're doing. Like if they can't cook an egg, fucking run. Same thing with the bathrooms. If they're nasty and dirty, imagine what the kitchen's like.

I live in Albany NY sadly, great 24 hour diners around though, not exactly a place to bring the family though if you aren't used to those sort of areas it borders.

>>13308005
You say that like Marietta isn’t a huge melting pot

t. duluth anon

>>13311607
Southside has dinners?