This Teeny Tiny Nevada Diner In The Middle Of Nowhere Is So Worth The Journey Only In Your State

Opened on 30 October 2012, Dinky Diner is located at 323 E. Crook Avenue in historic Goldfield. This teeny tiny Nevada diner epitomizes what a small-town American diner should be. From friendly staff to tasty food to wonderful service, next time you’re in Goldfield, you simply must stop at this tiny, middle-of-nowhere diner.

Dinky Diner is located in the historic, living ghost town of Goldfield.

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This diner is truly in the middle of nowhere.

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This small family owned and operated diner epitomizes what a good ole American diner should be: full of small-town charm, quirky yet friendly staff, and oh-so delicious food. Oh yeah, and WiFi. Just ask for the password! While you’re there, don’t forget to ask about the boat car.

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Each table has paperback books of jokes to pass the time until diners get their meals. There are also a few picnic tables outside for diners who wish to enjoy the fresh desert air or who have pets needing a break from a cramped car.

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Dinky Diner has classic diner fare: omelets and other egg dishes, pancakes, burgers and fries, sandwiches, soups, pie, coffee, root beer floats, and anything else one thinks of being served in a classic American diner.

John A./Trip Advisor

Everything is homemade and simply delicious like this tasty sausage omelet, pre-buttered toast, and cottage fries.

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How can you think diner and not think piping hot soup and a classic comfort food grilled-cheese sandwich?

Pam S./Trip Advisor

The burgers are especially delicious like this bacon cheeseburger with your choice of cole slaw (pictured), potato salad, or some of the best french fries you will ever eat.

Roman Z./Yelp

Frankly, everything at this teeny tiny Nevada diner is delicious!

Pavel M./Trip Advisor

Dinky Diner is open daily from 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Have you had the pleasure of dining at this quaint, delicious, classic, teeny tiny Nevada diner? Please share your experiences below.