Is an American Diner Really a Restaurant for Everyone? | Eater

"A long-running Manchester, New Hampshire establishment operating since the early 20th century that retains a nostalgic diner interior—redbrick exterior, a narrow counter with swiveling stools, chrome accents, a whiteboard of specials and a neon clock—and a menu that still includes classics like liver and onions and a hot hamburger sandwich. It has become a famed stop on the New Hampshire primary trail, with walls full of campaign photos and plaques marking where notable visitors sat; the owners promote a nonpartisan, all-welcome posture even as political visits have shaped the restaurant’s national visibility." - Jaya Saxena