Snuffy's Beer Sign serves as a reminder of a gentler time in the rapidly changing world around Hutto, Texas.

The Health Camp located off the famous circle near I35 in Waco has been serving up burgers, fries, malts and shakes for over 75 years. Through changing times including nearby interstate highway construction, Health Camp has maintained a strong following of loyal customers.

The story of The Mayflower Cafe goes back to 1935 when two Greek immigrants opened a hamburger stand on West Capital Street in Jackson, Mississippi. Through the years , The Mayflower became one of the most popular dining spots in the city. Even today, as the area around Capital Street has changed, The Mayflower is still serving fresh seafood and comeback salad dressing in the glow of Neon and Art Deco.

"Sorry, We're Open" is a perfect fit for the eclectic Magnolia Cafe on South Congress Avenue in Austin, Texas. Since 1987, their neon sign has been a beacon to customers seeking comfort food in the early morning and late night .

The animated neon lady at Lucy's Fried Chicken really kicks up her heals to welcome patrons to this South Austin original. Loyal fans serve up plenty of accolades for founder James Holmes' fried chicken, oysters, chicken fried steak and country sides.

County Line BBQ was founded in 1975 with a commitment to quality BBQ at fair prices served in unique Austin locations. After 50 plus years, Austinites are still finding their way to the Bee Cave location on the Hill and RR 2222 location on the Creek. County Line has strong ties to Austin's past while adapting to changing times.

The Frisco was a classic American Style Diner founded by former Austin Mayor and restaurateur Harry Akin in 1953 as part of the Night Hawk restaurant group. Known for it's meat and vegatable plates, Frisco Burgers and homemade pies, the Frisco on Burnet Road was an Austin treasure for over 65 years, finally closing its doors on July 29, 2018.

The Neon Storefront of Rosie's Tavern brightens up the nightlife in Abita Springs, Louisiana.