| Eater |
| Eatery |
| Beanery |
| Gourmand |
| Rail car |
| Hash house |
| Lunch spot |
| Amtrak car |
| Truck stop |
| Burger stop |
| Hash server |
| Type of car |
| Eating place |
| Greasy spoon |
| Place to eat |
| Burger joint |
| Pullman car. |
| Comfy eatery |
| Local eatery |
| Railroad car |
| Casual eatery |
| Eater or cafe |
| Levinson film |
| Oblong eatery |
| Roadside stop |
| Roadside sign |
| Car on a train |
| Dagwood server |
| Fast-food stop |
| Mel works here |
| One eating out |
| Trucker's stop |
| Part of a train |
| Informal eatery |
| Fast-food place |
| Place for a BLT |
| Roadside eatery |
| Quick-lunch stop |
| Teamster's oasis |
| Luncheonette kin |
| Monterrey moolah |
| Casual restaurant |
| Home fries server |
| One eating a meal |
| Place to get eats |
| Roadside facility |
| Alice's workplace |
| Restaurant patron |
| Mel's sitcom place |
| Monty Woolley role |
| Restaurant visitor |
| Thanksgiving guest |
| Rail car to eat in |
| Alice's restaurant |
| Where Alice worked |
| Greasy spoon, e.g. |
| Informal restaurant |
| Nighthawks" setting |
| Comfort-food source |
| Mel's of classic TV |
| One giving an order |
| Small US restaurant |
| Roadside restaurant |
| Barry Levinson film |
| Restaurant customer |
| Eating establishment |
| Fry cook's workplace |
| Late-night meal spot |
| Where hash is "slung |
| 24-hour eatery, often |
| 24-hour eatery, maybe |
| Place for hash browns |
| One in a booth, maybe |
| Where rye is "whiskey |
| Inexpensive restaurant |
| Nostalgic film of 1982 |
| Place for short orders |
| Roadside establishment |
| Where salt is sea dust |
| 2 Broke Girls" setting |
| Repurposed railroad car |
| Blue plate special spot |
| 1982 coming-of-age movie |
| Converted caboose, maybe |
| Man eating fish, perhaps |
| Where a trucker fills up |
| 1982 Barry Levinson film |
| Building with many sides |
| Where Flo worked for Mel |
| Establishment with booths |
| Mel's on "Alice," for one |
| Restaurant, or its patron |
| Small roadside restaurant |
| Where to work on the side |
| Eatery with its own lingo |
| (One using) restaurant car |
| 1982 film with Kevin Bacon |
| Refurbished caboose, maybe |
| Adam and Eve on a raft" site |
| Converted train car, perhaps |
| Where to get a club sandwich |
| Place for a short-order cook |
| Converted railroad car, maybe |
| Railway carriage serving meals |
| Refurbished railroad car, maybe |
| Setting of Hopper's "Nighthawks |
| Eatery often named for its owner |
| Setting in "The Petrified Forest |
| Barry Levinson's directorial debut |
| Restaurant, or a restaurant patron |
| A 1982 film that takes place in 1959 |
| Where to get "Adam and Eve on a raft |
| Can I get ya more coffee, hon?" joint |
| Restaurant that serves grits for grub |
| Subject of Edward Hopper's "Nighthawks |
| Place likely to serve breakfast all day |
| Setting for Edward Hopper's "Nighthawks |
| Mel's ___ (setting of the sitcom "Alice") |
| In the comic strip "Blondie," Lou's is one |
| Where a "cluck and grunt" might be ordered |
| Widespread Panic song about a place to eat? |
| Eatery traditionally modeled after a rail car |
| Place where the orders in this puzzle are taken |
| Type of restaurant featured in Hulu's "11.22.63 |
| Setting of the first and last scenes of "Pulp Fiction |
| 1982 Barry Levinson comedy set in 1959 about guys in their 20s |