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Anytime day or night when your appetite awakes, your mouth starts watering and your stomach rumbling, rest assured that relief Is not far away.
Around-the-clock restaurants, scattered all across the area, offer a variety of foods at reasonable prices, even to those accustomed to dining at strange hours.
“For the money and the food, you can’t beat ’em,” says Bob Pittman of the meals served at his popular establishment, the Highway Traveler’s Restaurant, located at Quarles’ Truck Stop in Opal.
That seems to be a popular view among owners and operators of the numerous area restaurants that never close, or at least observe 24-hour operations during the weekends.
Prices meet even the most conservative budget and range anywhere from less than two dollars for a complete breakfast to no more than eight or nine dollars for the most expensive dinner.
Frost’s Diner, a well-known
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