Restaurants in Virginia come in just about every shape and size. From the chains off of highway exits to the personalized farm-to-table spots, there's no shortage of options when it comes to the dining scene. And then there are some endearingly quirky, downright bizarre spots with no rhyme or reason. Just outside of Lexington, you'll find the Pink Cadillac Diner in Natural Bridge, a local gem that's every bit as lovable as it is unique. If you've got a weakness for Elvis, delicious diner food, and the '50s, this is the place for you. Without further ado, here's everything you need to know about planning your visit to The Pink Cadillac Diner, a quirky diner in Virginia.

The food at The Pink Cadillac is great, but folks stop in at this local joint for a little something more. Walk through the doors, and you'll be taken back in time a few decades. You'll arrive in a place filled with music, chatter, malts, and more.

You'll even get a chance to visit with Elvis. He's made his way to just about every corner of the diner. Look for his photos on the walls and the menu, and if you're lucky, you might even run into the King himself (well, an impersonator). Flip through the tunes on the old-school jukebox, and choose your favorites. Perhaps an Elvis single?

While the Elvis theme is alive and well, there are plenty of other eclectic treasures in store. With themed bathroom stalls and a retro ambiance, it's safe to say you can expect the unexpected when you visit The Pink Cadillac Diner in Virginia. You can even buy Pink Cadillac t-shirts and coffee mugs to commemorate your visit.

Marvel at the decor while enjoying some of the fine cooking. Perusing The Pink Cadillac diner menu is sure to get your stomach growling. You might be craving an Elvis cheeseburger, a massive plate of spaghetti, a homemade breakfast, or a tasty combo of any of the 24 flavors of Hershey's ice cream. Pair your entree with a milkshake, topped with whipped cream and a cherry, for a real blast from the past. Ask about the day's desserts, too, which might include old-school banana splits, hot fudge sundaes, and ice cream sandwiches.

The Pink Cadillac is my favorite old-school diner in Virginia, and no matter what my entree, I always order a side of fries. Grilled cheese? Fries. Spaghetti? Fries. The golden fries are simply heavenly, the kind I'll go out of my way to find. But it's so much more than the food that draws me to this Rockbridge County gem. The vibe is chill, and the people are friendly. It's more than a meal; it's an experience.

And don't forget about the inspiration for the diner: the Pink Cadillac, parked right by the diner, itself. Snap selfies with this famous Cadillac before or after your visit.

Whether you're stopping by for a quick breakfast, or plan on spending a leisurely dinner here, you're sure to make some fine memories at The Pink Cadillac. Find more information on the official Facebook page of The Pink Cadillac Diner.

If you're up for a day trip, start your adventure at Virginia Safari Park, an animal park in Natural Bridge, where you can feed giraffes and get an up-close look at a variety of animals. The park is less than two miles from The Pink Cadillac Diner. Or, if you feel like a hike, head out on the Lace Falls Trail, a waterfall trail at Natural Bridge State Park. Don't forget your camera.

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