
Guy Fieri’s First Diner Visited is Just 2 Hours From Maine
There have been more than 500 episodes of the infamous Food Network show Diners, Drive-ins and Dives. Over the course of all those years, host Guy Fieri has gotten to taste the best of the best from coast to coast, from meals he's familiar with to meals that were brand new to him at the time.
While Fieri hasn't visited New England as much as he should have over the course of those episodes, his visits to the region have been impactful for both viewers and the businesses involved.
Years and years after his visits to both Maine and New Hampshire, people are still chasing down those places to try some of his favorite meals ever.
Guy Fieri Made Some DDD History in New England
There was also a piece of Guy Fieri history made in New England. According to Delish, the first-ever diner visited by Guy Fieri on 'Diners, Drive-ins and Dives' was in New England. It was Kelly's Diner in Somerville, Massachusetts. It's a place that looks and feels the part.
The diner itself is more than 70 years old. As Fieri showcased on his episode of 'Diners, Drive-ins and Dives', when you step inside the two-piece dining car, it feels like you're being transported back in time like a scene from 'Back to the Future'.
Fieri Believed Kelly's Diner Showcased The Essence of DDD
Since it's inception, Guy Fieri's goal with Diners, Drive-ins and Dives was to spotlight quality restaurants that would be unlikely to be showcased on any other television show.
Kelly's Diner certainly fits that mold. The menu is exactly what you'd expect from an old school diner as well. From breakfast standards to lunch platters (including liver and onions) as well as a robust list of daily specials, Kelly's has remained relevant rather than a relic.
Kelly's Diner is about a 2-hour drive from Portland, Maine. The diner is open seven days per week. Kelly's is a cash-only establishment.
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