Mom N Pop restaurants you can fit at.

The diner next to the Pilot in Pine Grove, PA is pretty good.

No, not that Pilot. The other Pilot. Across the street.

 

They have Pilots across the street from each other? Is that even allowed?

 

All I can tell you is this.

IF you see braking marks for a left turn or a fast dip into a property that might be a big spot around back for rigs to eat. Hop in there and see how the food is.

When I am in the Amish Country I look for those brake marks on quiet roads as a sign to slow it down so that she dont go sideways on gravel getting in around back. It has not failed me yet.

 

Usually happens when one of the PFJs is an old Wilco-Hess (which PFJ bought) or an old mom-and-pop operation that PFJ bought or an old mom-and-pop operation that became a PFJ affiliate.

Wytheville, VA, has three PFJs at two consecutive exits (77 and 80), including two right across the freeway from one another. One used to be a Wilco-Hess.

I-95, Exit 104, just north of Richmond, VA has two PFJs on either side of the freeway.

I know there is more than one location with PFJs right across the street from each other, but Pine Grove is the only one I can recall specifically.

 

Any stockyard that has a diner.
Brush Colorado and the Oklahoma City stockyards come to mind.

 

Excellent... They give you tons of food.

 

Red Arrow Diner in Londonderry New Hampshire. Has been featured on many food network shows.

 

La Rosa steakhouse

US 54 in New Mexico. Tularosa.
Tularosa travel center

Best place I ever ate

 

Man!!!!!!! I got dispatched on a load right after I ate their...that's the only time I was mad about having to run a load