Most diners just have kind of a basic/elegant look now, not such an American vibe and also those are more of the classic-look diner which are pretty rare these days. I did go to one of those like a few months back tho.

The more modern ones are kinda something like this, similar to what you'd see in a restaurant too:



Nah I don't see the USA flag almost anywhere especially not huge like that across a wall. I think some areas do have flags around a lot but it's prob more of a southern/Texas thing and not something I see all over around here. Ahhh how would the US flag be racist?

Teri Teri was solid, has this grilled chicken/rice/salad platter with teriyaki sauce. Tasty & felt semi-healthy

it used to be really nice, we live in a Close so its quite and its near Epping Forest and 40 minutes to Central London but I am tired of it now, my eldest son lives in Norwich so very soon we are going to sell up and move somewhere between Norwich and London about an hour or so from where we are now, so still able to get into London

You move around alot!

I’m in Redbridge so East

Aww I didn’t realise you posted on here (I’m kinda taking a break so I’m not on as much) thanks Stacey

Glasgow....no thank you..Im an eastcoaster.

If you stay out of Edinburgh it's about 3.60 a pint..

Omg I KNEW they were gonna be OTT / overly stereotyped over there Most diners don't look anything like that anymore. But nice @ even throwing in the US flag. And that type of classic look is nice, more diners should still look like that Most people I know tip but some people don't, especially if the service is bad and they're mad about it. So it's not required but still a bit rare to not tip.. it'd just basically look rude here. Sooome places put in a required tip though, like they just automatically add like a 15% tip to the bill ffs And these days almost all delivery fast food places auto-add a delivery fee when you order. And then I usually give a tip on top of that anyway because sometimes it's not clear if the fee even goes to the driver so I'd feel bad if it didn't

Yeah some diners are definitely open until like 3AM and stuff like that. Even some 24/7 spots I'm pretty sure and it's definitely like that for certain fast food chains too.

People usually leave like 10-20% of the meal, that's usually kinda the standard, and usually on the higher side. But I/most wouldn't give any less than $2 for a tip either So like $10 -> $2 tip. $20 -> $2-4 tip, kinda like that. But for the most part even if I'm with a group we won't go much higher than like a $10ish tip no matter the price.

Ahh I wanna see what those look like over there! You guys prob try to make it overly stereotypical or something to fit some American vibe