"On behalf of my family and employees we are are truly honored to be a part of this program. We have happily served many customers from Boston and beyond over the years. It is a testimony to everyone's hard work that we have developed this wonderful reputation beyond the boundary of our own town," Henry said. "I know my brother Myles would have been thrilled."

Reinstein and his staff not only got a tour of the the inner workings of the famous Diner kitchen to see how everything was made, but they then finished up with a seat at the counter sampling the savory award-winning Seafood Chowder, Lobster Pie, and other fan favorites. Producer, cameraman and the host happily ate and had that telltale satisfied look on their faces after the last bite.

"The Maine Diner is so deserving...they are very authentic, the food is fabulous and their hospitality is genuine. I think those watching the program will find it is well worth the trip," Reinstein said. He noted he plans to incorporate the Diner into a future upcoming project he is working on.