Since the subject of this website is "New Jersey Diners"
the links on this age can be divided into two obvious categories:

Diner Links:
Roadside Online
  • The site formerly known as Roadside Magazine. Still possibly the best source of diner information on the internet. Roadside Online is published quarterly for $14.95 and this internet companion is a terrific resource. Not to mention free!

    • The American Diner Museum
  • Hey, someone had to write it down...They are the masters of diner history.

    • The Silver Diner
  • The web site of the Silver Diner chain. Worth checking out.

    • The Diner Show
  • A radio show dedicated to diners broadcast FROM a diner!

    • Font Diner
  • Sporting "premium quality retro fonts." Not quite pure diner content, but now you can infuse your writing with the essence of "diner!" But without the grease marks.

    • Kullman
  • Looking for that last minute christmas gift? Buy your mom her very own pre-fab diner!

    • Rosies Diner
  • The most well known diner in New Jersey (till it got moved to Michigan)

    • DinerCity
  • Ronald C. Saari has made a life of photogragraphing diners. His web site showcases some of these masterpieces.

    • Midwesterners Guide to NJ Diners
  • The title is as explanatory as we can get.

    • The Ukelele Diner
  • This has got to be the oddest menu I've ever seen.




    • New Jersey Links:

    The State of New Jersey
  • The Official state web site done by our lovely governor's office.

    • Wierd New Jersey
  • A great site. Two guys with too much time on their hands visit Garden State urban legend and make a web site out of it. We need to take these guys out for coffee sometime.

    • New Jersey Online
  • The online newspaper about everything New Jersey. Heck, they even have their own diner section.

    • New Jerseyana Trivia and Fun Facts
  • Did you know that diner jukebox frequenter Dionne Warwick was born in the great garden state? Or that New Jersey has a Trash Musuem and a Spoon Museum? For these and other fun bits of information, check this site out.

    • New Jersey Monthly
  • A monthly magazine about the state of New Jersey on line. Well worth a look.