Is an American Diner Really a Restaurant for Everyone? | Eater
"A suburban diner whose menu and pricing reflect a middle-class clientele—examples cited include two eggs with bacon at $12.95, a cheeseburger at $11.50 and plain coffee at $3.15—and which has been used as a setting for political theater, illustrating how contemporary diners can symbolize Americanness while simultaneously excluding those who cannot afford to dine there." - Jaya Saxena
