The mark consists of the three-dimensional configuration of the exterior of a diner. The main structure of the diner consists of a rectangular and horizontally situated interior dining area. A perpendicularly situated rectangular exterior concession and bar area is attached to the center of the horizontal and main dining area. The perpendicular element has a conically shaped bar element attached to its rectangular, free standing end. Attached to the bar is a pipe-like foot support. One roof of identical elevation forms the tops the main and perpendicular structures. The roofline is rounded with illumination framing along the top of the diner. A classic motor car is located on the roof of the perpendicular element. The exterior of the diner consists of stainless steel panels that are located along the bottom of the diner under the windows. A sign and sign holder are located to the front right of the diner. The sign is comprised of a stylized depiction of a dog head wearing sunglasses with lightning bolts on each lens and holding a hotdog in its mouth. This design is located under the stylized wording "DOG BYTE DINER". The sign post is comprised of a tall polygon element that is narrower at the bottom and wider at the top and contains four stacked holes, an arrow at the top left, and an extension arm to the right. The sign is attached to the top of the right extension arm. The broken lines in the drawing depicting the building shape, foundation, counter, windows, and post indicate placement of the mark on the goods and are not part of the mark.