Teal booths, chrome stools, Elvis on the wall and a drive-in painted behind the till. Breakfast from 8am, burgers all day, and pies made in the back.
Of everything guests rate, the atmosphere scores highest. None of it is a corporate fit-out: the decor was assembled a few years ago from genuine memorabilia that locals donated out of their own attics.
Long banquettes down one wall, chrome stools along the counter, and a chequer ceiling overhead. It photographs exactly as it looks.
A painted fifties drive-in theatre greets you at the door, with Elvis, Marilyn and shelves of collector cars filling the rest.
Karaoke and open mic nights run from the back half of the room, which is why it gets loud in the best way.
Strawberry and chocolate come up again and again in the reviews, alongside the onion rings and the corned beef hash. The pies are made in the back and sell out.
In the Highland Centre on 56 Avenue. Dine in, take out, or get it delivered.