These 13 Awesome Diners In Massachusetts Will Make You Feel Right At Home

This diner opened its doors in 1943, and hasn't stopped serving up old-school charm since. The portions here are generous and the service will make you feel right at home. Don't forget to grab a piece of their delicious pie, baked fresh every day. Art Cliff Diner is open Thursday through Sunday.

Opened in 1941, this place has weekly events like Milkshake Mondays (a new boozy flavor every Monday!), trivia on Thursdays, and Vinyl Night on Fridays at 9:30 PM. This is a great place for summer brunch, as they have a charming outdoor seating area that overlooks the street. If you'd prefer to sit inside, you'll be treated to a beautiful red and black interior and lots of chrome.

The slogan here is "Eat at Ralph's, Live Forever." While we can't promise results quite as good as that, this diner IS a great place to grab some delicious eats in a funky, 400-capacity, split-level dining room that also doubles as a live-music club. Originally built in the 1930s, Ralph's specializes in burgers, chili and rock n' roll.

This place is a no-frills spot for great grub and a family-friendly atmosphere. The Whately Diner serves the kind of meatloaf that you remember from your mom's kitchen, and you can't beat having jukeboxes at every booth.

If you're in the market for a delicious, early-morning breakfast, Moran Square Diner has you covered. Built in 1940 and open at 6 a.m., they specialize in simple, tasty fare that's served with a smile. Don't miss the peach pancakes for a sweet and fruity start to your day.

This place has a retro atmosphere that will take you back in time, and its prices definitely seem stuck in the past. You'll be hard pressed to find anything on the menu over $7, let alone $10. Grab a burger, BLT and dessert for less than an appetizer would cost you somewhere else.

This place is kind of small – it only has four tables and a few counter seats – but it's big on flavor and hospitality. Their specialties include rich western omelettes, decadent banana cream pies and amazing egg salad sandwiches.

Tip: if you ask for a large portion of bacon, you'll receive the above. The meals here are HUGE, cheap and incredibly tasty. Come hungry, because you'll need every inch of stomach space to tackle the delicious offerings at this diner.

This place is a bit of a greasy-spoon-type joint, and has a strong local following of omelette and hash brown devotees. The service, food and atmosphere are all top-notch. Open early for breakfast at 6 a.m., the Blue Moon offers a huge menu and a great diner vibe.

With only 8 counter stools, this isn't really the place to go with a large party. However, you'll definitely want to stop by with a friend for their yummy tuna sandwiches, hamburgers and whoopie pies. The service is wicked fast, so even if the stools are all full when you arrive, you have a good chance at grabbing a seat before too long.

Open super early for breakfast (5:30 a.m.!), this place has been a local favorite since it opened in 1950. With great food, drinks and free parking, Bluebonnet puts the focus on friendly service and old-fashioned comfort foods at great prices.

This place may look small from the outside, but it's packed with great food and friendly staff on the inside. Try Blanchard's smoked pulled-pork omelette with mushrooms, onions and peppers. Served with a side of fruit and buttery rye bread.