We’re a small team of Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives superfans. Like you, we’ve spent way too many nights with the show on, watching Guy Fieri roll up to some unassuming corner spot and lose his mind over a plate of brisket or a triple-stacked breakfast sandwich. We’ve got our favorite episodes more or less memorized, we’ll happily argue about the greatest Triple-D burger of all time, and more than once we’ve rerouted a whole road trip just to eat somewhere we first saw on TV.
That’s exactly why we built DDDnearme.com. We wanted a simple way to answer the question every fan eventually asks: “Hold on—is there a place from the show near me?” So we put together a searchable guide to the restaurants featured on Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives, organized by city and state, with the practical details you actually need on the road—address, hours, phone number, and what each spot is known for.
Whether you’re mapping out a weekend drive, killing an afternoon in a new city, or just hungry and curious, we hope this helps you track down your next great meal—the kind of flavor-packed, no-frills, family-run joint that makes the show so much fun to watch in the first place. Now go get some real food.
The Fans Behind the Site
Melissa Hart
Melissa is the one who actually plans the road trips. She maps out which Triple-D spots are worth a detour, hunts down the ones that have moved or closed, and writes the city guides so you know exactly where to go—and what to order—when you get there.
Andre Lewis
Andre is a burgers-and-barbecue guy who was chasing great roadside cooking long before the show ever aired. He covers the classic comfort-food joints—the hole-in-the-wall diners and smoke-stained BBQ pits that Guy can’t stop raving about.
Rachel Kim
Rachel covers the more adventurous end of the menu—the regional specialties, the family recipes handed down for generations, and the immigrant kitchens that make American food so much fun. She’s happiest when a dish comes with a story.