Late-nite breakfast

Love Jersey diners. They beat the hell out of the diners here in Connecticut, but I'll still stop in for steak and eggs or blueberry pancakes more often than I should.

In fact, maybe that's where I'll take the little guy for breakfast today while the Mrs. sleeps in ...

 

We've got a spot in town that serves the Cheesy Western ... a cheeseburger with a fried egg, yellow relish and onions on it. Sounds gross, but it's freaking amazing.

Also, hit up a spot in Richmond once downtown with a certain board member for some late-night breakfast. Was awesome.

 

Do you not live in America?

 

Whataburger taquitos are actually pretty good, but probably not after pounding some beers.

Get extra salsa.

 

IHOP's omelettes are the nuts.

 

Before I moved to the burbs, the 24 hour diner at the bottom of my apartment building was on speed dial. Depending on the time, mood and blood alcohol level, either a pizza burger or a bacon, egg and cheese, bith with well done fries

 

Diners are something we don't do very well on the West Coast. My son and I flew into Newburgh N.Y. once years ago, getting in around 11 p.m. or so. We hadn't eaten any dinner and we were starved. Right next to our hotel, which was near the airport, was this fabulous 24-hour diner with a huge menu. Perfect. We have nothing like that here.

 

You don't need a late-night diner when you've got In-N-Out.

 

More food than anyone that size should ever eat.

 

Two options for any self-respecting Californian with a buzz:
Tommy's (Chili cheese fries with extra cheese and onions)
In-and-Out (whatever the hell you want).

 

Roanoke or Lynchburg? Because I was about to post this: