Roadfood places not visited yet, but would like to

I must have missed this topic the first 8 or 9 times it came around. I am going to give two lists - one if I had answered it on time when first posted, and one to reflect my current Top 10 Haven't Beentas.

As of March 2007
Doe's Eat Place - attained Nov 2008 - Little Rock location
One of the Top New Haven, CT pizza joints - Hit Pepe's in August 2008
Bern's - Tampa, FL
Joe's Stone Crab - Miami, FL
Wilber's BBQ - Goldsboro, NC - January 2008
Stroud's - Kansas City, MO - June 2008
Red's Eats - Wiscassett, ME
Bobcat Bite - Santa Fe, NM
Dreamland BBQ - Feb 2008 in Mobile - would still like to go to Tuscaloosa
Tea Steak House - Tea, SD

Current
Bern's - Tampa, FL
Joe's Stone Crab - Miami, FL
Red's Eats - Wiscassett, ME
Bobcat Bite - Santa Fe, NM
Tea Steak House - Tea, SD
Bon Ton Mini Mart - Henderson, KY
Moonlite BBQ - Owensboro, KY
Lankford Grocery - Houston, TX
Bendtsen's Bakery - Racine, WI
Tony Luke's - Philadelphia, PA

I could probably easily come up with 10 or 12 more off the top of my head, but it will help to keep this list in flux over time.

Probably the place that I had most wanted to go, but did not before they closed was Uglesich's in New Orleans.

Oh...and these places deserve honorable mentions....

* Another New Haven Pizza joint, for comparison's sake. Ideally, either Sally's or Modern.
* A return to Hollyhock Hill, as I ate their by myself and think that the experience would have been very different had I been with a small group - or even one other.
* A return to LC's BBQ when I haven't gorged myself on so much other food that I couldn't enjoy a bite of it!

Travelin Man-
The obvious question is how many of these places have you been outside of, but they was closed?

Here is a really good thread that is worthy of reviving.  How is everyone doing on their lists?  I just recently crossed Pico de Gallo in AZ off of mine.

Travellin Man: Bobcat Bite is a fun place in Santa Fe. What makes it special is that it is really not in Santa Fe but a sort of dirt road right off I-25, six or seven miles out of Santa Fe. So its a free standing little place in the desert scrub. The burgers are pretty good, but the the funky ambience is even better. Many people prefer Harry's Road House a few miles closer to Santa Fe on the same road, but it is a bit too trendy while Bobcat's is real deal roadfood.

I crossed a bunch of places off my list this year, so it's hard to think of my next aspirations. My list of places I can think of offhand:
 
Mary Mac's Tea Room - Atlanta, GA
Hob Nob Hill - San Diego, CA
Central Grocery - New Orleans, LA
Tony Luke's - Philadelphia, PA
Gullah Cuisine - Mt. Pleasant, SC
 
And some foods I'd like to try, which I haven't identified a specific restaurant for:
Italian Beef
Oyster po-boy
Hoppel poppel
Pork tenderloin
Sonoran Hot Dog
Maryland Stuffed Ham
Philadelphia Cheese Steak
North Carolina barbecue trail

After recently reading that the Nevada Dinner House in Elko, NV closed, it looks like my original list is completed or at least, done as far as I can go.
 
Here is the new list of Roadfood restaurants I most want to visit:
 
1) Bette's Oceanview Diner - Berkeley, CA
2) Brenda's Diner - New Iberia, LA
3) Chope's - La Mesa, NM
4) Clifton's Cafeteria - Los Angeles, CA
5) John's Roast Pork - Philadelphia, PA
6) Lange's Cafe - Pipestone, MN
7) Mabel's Lobster Claw - Kennebunkport, ME
8) Rhoda's Famous Tamales - Lake Village, AR
9) White Manna - Hackensack, NJ
10) Zarzour's - Chattanooga, TN

You can get your sour cream raisin pie at Lange's Cafe in Pipestone. :)

Davydd-
I like the way you think!

Man, I knocked out a good bit of my list.  I need to come up with a refresher now.