It's hard to miss the Stardust Diner—the long blue-and-chrome building, complete with a retro sign, looks like it was directly imported from the 1950s. And the interior maintains that illusion with its matching blue-and-white decor, floor-mounted chrome diner stools, and old-fashioned jukebox in the corner. Here, cooks sling traditional diner eats morning, noon, and night. Flip through the menu and you'll find plates of hearty fried chicken and even liver and onions, complete with a promise from the chef that you won't get any dessert if you don't finish it. Speaking of dessert, you can wash down your meal with chocolate malts and root beer floats. If eating there for lunch and dinner isn't enough, don't worry; they serve breakfast, too.