Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives
TV-G
7.4
2007
Documentary
, Reality
Host Guy Fieri takes a cross-country road trip to visit some of America's classic "greasy spoon" restaurants — diners, drive-ins and dives — that have been doing it right for decades.
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- Cast:
- Guy Fieri
Episode 3 : Barbecue, Batter and Beer Can Chicken
July. 21,2017
Three's Bar and Grill (Kihei, Maui, Hawaii) • BatterFish (Los Angeles, Calif.) • Horse Thief BBQ (Los Angeles, Calif.)
This trip, Guy's all over the map lookin' for outrageous bites. On Maui a funky joint is fusin' Hawaiian, Pacific Rim, and Southwest cuisines for ridiculous ramen and the bomb beer can chicken. Then, a food truck parked in Santa Monica fryin' up off-the-hook fish and chips. And stayin' in L.A., a smokin' barbecue spot at Grand Central Market makin' killer fried chicken sandwiches.
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Episode 1 : Sandwiches, Spaetzle and Sticky Wings
July. 07,2017
Pendulum Fine Meats (Norfolk, Va.) • Alkaline (Norfolk, Va.) • Brigit & Bernard's Garden Cafe (Kahului, Maui, Hawaii)
This trip Guy's spannin' the nation for outrageous dishes. In Norfolk Guy finds a two-for-one spot stackin' sandwiches in their market by day and firin' up ramen and sticky wings at night. And on Maui, a German-Swiss joint servin' Old World specialties like rouladen and apple strudel.
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