Which U.S. state is sometimes referred to as the "diner capital of the world"?

Do you like eating out? Then you MUST visit New Jersey, the home of more than 500 various diners, which is the largest concentration of diners in the USA. New Jersey's residents don't hesitate to call their state the "diner capital of the WORLD"... so, the tourists never argue: they just come here and enjoy the impressive diversity of food services.

Local diner ranges from the shiny chrome rail-like cars with neon signs and lighting to the more modern stonewalled structures and brightly lit buildings. Many of the original diners were long and narrow, one room eateries with a long counter and booths with juke boxes on the tables. They say, New Jersey had a significant impact on the world history of diners. The state still has some old time small classic railroad car style diners with as few as eight seats at a counter. These diners have survived by offering a limited menu of exceptional signature items (burgers, hot dogs, etc.)