No I don't. In this case does HBO stand for "Ho's back on"?

Don't be patting me on the back. (Well, you can, just not for this). It said Hunt's point ave on Cardi's post.

Close Beth.

They actually have a show on late at night about hookers and one of the episodes was about Hookers of Hunts Point The Bronx.

I read that fast and saw "Don't be putting me on my back... well you can just for this"...

I used to love getting fares up there in the summertime when I was driving the cab. You'd see some naked bimbos strolling the streets looking for a quick buck.

I like what you said better.

Me too!

So who's the Diner and who's the Drive-In out of you two.

I prefer all you can eat.

It's getting slightly warm in here.

Anyone see last's night's episode, with the Slider Burgers from White Manna in Hackensack? They looked great!

How many points are they?

Last night they replayed the episode that included his trip to MO GRIDDER'S located on
Hunt's Point Ave. in the Bronx.





Let me tell you something; their ribs look awesome.

I bet they taste awesome to.

American Cookin' February 11, 2008 10:00 PM ET/PT

Guy Fieri checks out some longtime joints at the heart of their communities. Rosie's Diner, Russian River Pub and Al's Breakfast.


Family Owned February 11, 2008 10:30 PM ET/PT

Guy Fieri visits a Mexican restaurant and tortilla factory in San Diego where father and daughter work side-by-side. Next, a real-deal diner in Massachusetts, where father and son have been cranking out classic plates together for 20 years, then a legendary Chicago burger joint where folks are lining up for the char-burgers a couple of brothers are cranking out along with three-layer fries. El Indio, Charlie's Diner and Paradise Pup.

Anyone happen to catch the FAMILY OWNED Episode?

I'll tell you, that Paradise Pup place in Chicago looks fantastic. The cheddar burgers as well as their hot dogs, fries and their sausage sandwich, all look delicious!

For ANYONE here who loves breakfast, you have to check out this new show. I caught it last night.

Big Breakfast
Guy Fieri searches out some of America's greatest breakfasts: The New Jersey Diner with more than 30 kinds of pancakes; the Kansas City joint with outrageous homemade hash and 60 sixty different omelets; and the tiny spot in Phoenix where the owner makes waffles from scratch.

AIR TIMES:
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While I was at Daytona Beach this past week I found the Starlite Diner. I'll post a pic when I get my film developed. But anyhoo that place was great. Very friendly and the food portions were huge. I'm going back to Daytona in July for vacation. I can't wait to eat there again.

I can't find a website for it. but here's the address
Starlite Diner
401 N Atlantic Ave, Daytona Beach, FL

Did you check out the racetrack while you were there, Mig? Mr. Babe has always wanted to go to the 500.

No I didn't but we are going to when we go back in July for vacation. I love Daytona Beach.

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Neighborhood Joints
Guy Fieri searches out some neighborhood favs including the St. Louis tavern cranking out authentic international dishes like home made German spaetzle; the Virginia café where calzones are a taste of New York; BBQ at what looks like a New Jersey diner, in Arizona; and the Philadelphia area diner that's so local the regulars have their own coffee cups to help wash down the scrapple.

I found this Diner the other day. It's called Steel Trolley Diner in Lisbon, Ohio. I ordered a grilled chicken salad. It was good but they piled french fries on top of it.

Last week we took a ride down to Longbranch Beach, Pier Village, and had a late Lunch / Early Dinner at Stewart's. The cheesesteaks are delicious as are their fries with cheese.

Never had a Stewart's cheesesteak, actually, and they've been in town all my life. Don't go that often (once a year or three?), but their root beer is THE BEST! And don't let that bottled shit fool you - the real deal is the real deal, on tap! I admire the drive-in theme still alive in 2008, but it's still just drive-up diner food in the end. (The root beer rocks, though! )

I will go try the cheese steak, tho

Now you're speaking my language.

I'd love that with a nice cold cream soda.

Exactly what I had with my Cheese Steak and fries.....a nice ice cold fountain Cream Soda.




And your point being? Mr. Hotpockets?

You're not supposed to call him that on the board. That's a private nickname.

And we won't say who gave him that nickname.

Hence the term, Diners, Drive-Ins & Dives... duhhhhhhh!

Good one JR!!

Last week Guy Fieri went to thie place in Connecticut called THE SUPER DUPER WEENIE . They have some really wild Hot Dogs with some outrageously interesting toppings!


This guy started out with a truck and eventually wound up opening a restaurant.