76th St Auto/Truck Plaza

Located at 460 76th St SW in Byron Center, Michigan, 76th St Auto/Truck Plaza is a family‑owned 24‑hour truck stop diner founded in 2014 by Patricia “Patty” Dunneback. The remodel and menu revamp created a down‑home feel with retro booths, neon signage, and a coffee bar that welcomes drivers, families, and friends at any hour. Signature dishes include the Avocado Burger with crisp lettuce and house‑made sauce, a Philly Cheesesteak piled high with melted cheese and onions, and the Chicken Fajita Wrap served with tater tots and fresh salsa. Breakfast fans rave about the 76th Cali Omelet, fluffy buttermilk pancakes, and biscuits smothered in sausage gravy. For sweet cravings, the Monster Cakes and Almost Famous Cinnamon Rolls are crowd‑pleasers. The diner celebrates National Fajita Day with extra sizzling plates and live music, reflecting its community‑centric spirit. Prices sit in the moderate $$ range, offering generous portions that keep wallets and stomachs satisfied. Open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, the staff greets guests with a smile and a menu that never closes. Free Wi‑Fi, ample parking, and a diesel pump make it a convenient stop for long‑haul drivers. Online ordering is available through the website, and the location is just off I‑96, a short drive from Coopersville and the historic downtown of Byron Center. Whether you’re refueling your rig or craving a hearty lunch, 76th St Auto/Truck Plaza delivers reliable service, classic American comfort food, and a welcoming atmosphere that feels like home on the road.