I’m still on a quest to find the best huevos rancheros in America, so I’ve left off all great Mexican breakfast joints. Anyway, I’m hungry, so let’s order up. The Conductor (corn-beef hash and eggs), Luxury Diner in Cheyenne, Wyoming: You’ll find nothing highfalutin about this place. After all, the restaurant building itself served as a trolley from 1896 to 1912 and became a diner in 1926. The food’s terrific, however, and the atmosphere is a train-hound’s dream. Doughnut


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