Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives
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This might be close to a Canadian equivalent.
http://www.foodnetwork.ca/ontv/shows/you-gotta-eat-here/show.html?titleid=265117
Never saw it as I don't have foodnetwork channel anymore but used to love Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives.
This link has some really nice ones in Toronto.
http://ashleyallinson.wordpress.com/page/2/
Gale's snack bar has the prize for cheapest eats anywhere in Toronto.
http://www.foodnetwork.ca/ontv/shows/you-gotta-eat-here/show.html?titleid=265117
Never saw it as I don't have foodnetwork channel anymore but used to love Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives.
This link has some really nice ones in Toronto.
http://ashleyallinson.wordpress.com/page/2/
Gale's snack bar has the prize for cheapest eats anywhere in Toronto.
http://www.nytimes.com/2012/11/14/d...merican-kitchen-bar-in-times-square.html?_r=0
Whatever u do, dont go to Guy's NYC resto.
Whatever u do, dont go to Guy's NYC resto.
check on the food network & search
you gotta eat here
spots all across canada
a few I have tried here in Ont & were great
I even plan trips to some places just to go eat
boom
Thought one place in Ontario that could get a visit from DD&D Guy would be Easterbrooks in Burlington - been around for about 75 years or something -mostly a hot dog stand and seems straight out of the 50s - nothing really to the food but a great 'dive' atmosphere - business cards on the wall and feels like an old train carriage (long and narrow)...
Probably wouldn't make DD&D based on the food side of the business (hotdogs with stuff on them).
Probably wouldn't make DD&D based on the food side of the business (hotdogs with stuff on them).
The author of that may indeed correct, but the article just oozes with anger and jealously and sounds very much this writer had an axe to grind.
Was used as a location in the Red Green movie.Thought one place in Ontario that could get a visit from DD&D Guy would be Easterbrooks in Burlington - been around for about 75 years or something -mostly a hot dog stand and seems straight out of the 50s - nothing really to the food but a great 'dive' atmosphere - business cards on the wall and feels like an old train carriage (long and narrow)...
Probably wouldn't make DD&D based on the food side of the business (hotdogs with stuff on them).
Don't be a pussy, you march right down there and show your heart and arteries who's boss!
YESThought one place in Ontario that could get a visit from DD&D Guy would be Easterbrooks in Burlington - been around for about 75 years or something -mostly a hot dog stand and seems straight out of the 50s - nothing really to the food but a great 'dive' atmosphere - business cards on the wall and feels like an old train carriage (long and narrow)...
Probably wouldn't make DD&D based on the food side of the business (hotdogs with stuff on them).
That's AMAZING. I was just thinking about that place when I read the title to this thread. I remember going there as a kid when my dad and I used to go hiking around Cherry Hill Gate. Incredible. I used to order a foot long hotdog, and then play pinball.
For a kid - it didn't get any better.
ARe they still around??
I'm so going back.
