50’s Themed Pinellas Park Diner Has Lines Out The Door For This Sweet Treat

If you are a fan of classic cars and comfort food, you are in for a treat! A new 50's themed diner recently opened in Pinellas Park called Route 66 Diner. The Family owned diner was named after the famous Route 66, but is conveniently located on 66th street! Your dining experience will include all the 50's diner aesthetics... black and white checkered floors, red walls that include motorway and gas station decor, swivel chairs, and a stainless steel counter.   Related: Florida Restaurant Named One of the Most Beautiful Places to Eat The breakfast menu is pretty simple but looks delicious. The best part is almost everything on that menu is under $10. We've heard great things about their Philly Cheese Tots- it's everything you love about the sandwich, but instead of bread they top everything of your choice of fries or tots. If you are gluten-free, Route 66 Diner has a wide variety of options for you. The restaurant uses separate ovens, fryers, and even has a gluten-free waffle maker. Route 66 Diner May Be The New Go-To For This Sweet Treat The biggest hype around this new Pinellas Park diner is their homemade cinnamon rolls. These indulgent sweet treats have people lining out the door to get their hands on one. They only sell them every Saturday and usually sell out within the first hour. Make sure you give them a follow on Facebook to stay updated on their quantity! https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=pfbid02ZZK1qw3Ns5vQN32XRsnDtYxUej9R2pMaApMmqS8U1nS5obBEeMRY3h69yG3cbGm6l&id=61556734013287 On top of serving some great quality food, Route 66 Diner also hosts a cruise-in car show on the second Friday of each month. Enjoy cars, good food, and good music from a live DJ! Make sure you check Route 66 Diner out for a fun, family friendly outing. There are a lot of iconic diners in the Tampa Bay area, but we think Route 66 can give them a run for their money. If Guy Fieri starts filming some more Diners, Drive-Ins, and Dives episodes, we hope he finds this Pinellas Park gem! Source: I Love The Burg