Open 24 hours. Placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1983. Mickey's Diner has been featured on the Food Network series Unwrapped, Roker on the Road, Rachel Rays' Tasty Travels, and Alton Browns' Feasting on Asphalt. Mickey's has appeared in The Smithsonian, National Geographic, Sports Illustrated, Easy Rider, Playboy and Elle magazines. Mickey's Dining Car has been replicated as a collectible by Department 56, The Danbury Mint and Saks Fifth Avenue. The Mighty Ducks I, II, III, Jingle All the Way and A Prairie Home Companion movies contain scenes that were shot on location at Mickey's.

This is the historical landmark that you're looking for. Open 24 hours, perfect for a late night meal.

'30s diner where "The Mighty Ducks," "Jingle All the Way" and "A Prairie Home Companion" have all shot scenes.

Authentic? Yes. Good after a night of drinking? Yes. Healthy? Certainly not. This is your classic 1950's diner- a greasy spoon establishment great for capping an evening filled with too much drink. It's walking distance from the hotel- just look for the railroad car. Note: The imagery doesn't show the diner because of the angle of the shot. The placement of the icon is correct - Mickey's Diner sits just to the north of the large building.