Dutton's Tyler Hill Diner • 1985

In the rural farming community of Tyler Hill in northeastern Wayne County, Dutton's Tyler Hill Diner has been slinging plate-sized pancakes and homemade sausage since 1985. The tiny diner draws regulars who pile in before noon for the legendary giant pancakes that spill over the plate edges, available plain or studded with chocolate chips, bananas, blueberries, or peaches, plus the famous Olaf—eggs any style served on a mountain of home fries with chopped sausage and fried onions. The homemade cinnamon rolls, served buttered and grilled upon request, and locally made maple syrup seal the deal at this cash-only, family-run institution where three generations work the griddle and portions are famously large enough to skip lunch.