Roadside explores the back road and Main Streets of America. Our recipe for an American renaissance: Eat in diners, ride trains, shop on Main Street, put a porch on your house, live in a walkable community.
It's been a mean season for diners of late.
By Dave Rogers
You can see from this picture why the Fishtale Diner was aptly named.
SALISBURY — For more than 40 years, those looking for a hearty breakfast with majestic views of the Merrimack River flocked to the Fish Tale Diner tucked behind the Bridge Marina along the river.
But the future of the enormously popular diner is very much in question after its most recent owners closed its doors yesterday roughly 15 years after Michelle Freeman and her family opened for business.
Hello,<br /><br />The bad news continues.<br />I ate at this Diner in 2010 during one of our trip to New England.<br />I was writing an article about this Diner in the journal of my American Car Club when I heard this sad news.<br />What's going on there in the US?<br />Move you!<br />Your icons are disappearing one after the other.<br />Do something, please !<br /><br />Cougar70 The French who loves the Diners
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