Route 66 spans eight states and features a plethora of classic restaurants along the way. If you're in Arizona, make sure to ...

Stop by these delicious diners on your next road trip for hot dogs, chile, burgers, and other classic American comfort foods - and quirky decor.

A cache of stunning images of historic Route 66 during the 1950s were unearthed after the death of Charles Custer, a Chicago resident who had taken them on early road trips with his wife.

Nostalgia for Route 66 continues to build as the highway's 100th birthday nears, but the road wasn't described nearly as ...

Driving Route 66 can feel like being transported via time machine into 1950s America—the days of pink Cadillacs, soda jerks and the threat of nuclear annihilation.

Nothing captures the spirit of pure Americana quite like Route 66 -- and these diners along the Mother Road are absolute must ...

Today, Seligman, Ariz., is a magnet for Route 66 nostalgia buffs. Hackberry is another can't-miss stop on the Route 66 tour, a step back into the 1950s.

In Route 66's heyday, the 1950s, Tucumcari was an oasis of neon-lit auto courts boasting swimming pools and "refrigerated air." Through the endless, boring scrub of the Texas Panhandle, billboards ...

From mom-and-pop diners to historic soda fountains, Route 66 still feeds travelers the way it did nearly a century ago. This legendary highway isn't just about the miles, it's also about the meals.

Google Doodle celebrates Route 66, the highway from Chicago to Los Angeles that serves as a historical touchstone into American culture.

End of the road for Route 66 Since its creation in 1926, many have argued over where the Main Street of America finally runs out. As the finish line is drawn at the Santa Monica Pier, Guy Adams ...