“Take the kids” to this ’50s-era chain for “good, old-fashioned” American diner food (including “breakfast anytime”) served in a “retro drive-in atmosphere” complete with “jukeboxes at the tables”, burgers, “frothy floats” and “fast” service; while the “basic” fare is “nothing special”, these links are “open late and early in the morning” making them “dependable” spots “for a casual meal.”
Made famous by "American Graffiti," this '50s-inspired diner is the quintessential combination of faux reality and nostalgia.:
In Short It's not the original Mel's that was featured in "American Graffiti" but this vintage-style '50s diner has enough kitsch appeal to keep any nostalgia-hungry baby boomer happy. Blow-up movie stills paper the walls and…