A Lil’ History about Diners, Drive-Ins & Luncheonettes
My deep appreciation for the hamburger sandwich grew from stops on road food trips at diners, drive-ins, and luncheonettes.
Follow this link to find all of the drive-in restaurants that Burger Beast has visited.
My deep appreciation for the hamburger sandwich grew from stops on road food trips at diners, drive-ins, and luncheonettes.
I’m bringing back the Burger Beast Drive In Experience with carhops. All the action returns this Friday, November 27th at the Cuban Guys in Kendall.
Experience car-side dining with more than 250 drive-in restaurants still in operation across the US. Have you ever eaten at one?
The A&W drive-in in Madisonville, Tennessee, makes its own root beer. What I’m saying is grab a burger with a root beer float to wash it down.
There aren’t many Drive-In restaurants in Florida but in Central Florida Dino’s, John’s and Mike’s Drive-Ins are less than an hour from each other.
Experience old-school authenticity with real curb service at Pappas Drive In New Smyrna Beach, FL. Discover the 1950s glory and add it to your Road Food list!
Angel’s Dining Car is the oldest diner in Florida. It’s known for its burgers, shakes, and comfort food. It’s also an excellent spot for breakfast.
Lansing’s NIP N SIP Drive-In is a nice throwback to simpler times.
Pull up, roll down your window, and enjoy a Coney Dog and Olive Burger!
A taste of Ohio you won’t want to miss! Swensons Drive-In has served the famous Galley Boy and other signature burgers since 1934.
Don Hall’s Hollywood Drive-In in Fort Wayne, Indiana, is an old-school joint you need to visit. Why? Hall’s has plenty of burger history and excellent food.
Uncover the story behind Dog ‘n Suds and its role in shaping the drive-in and root beer industry. A tribute to an American classic.
The nostalgia and classic taste of Burger Inn in Melbourne, Florida, is a drive-in that comes complete with car hop service.
Even though Lexington, Kentucky’s Parkette Drive-In closed on June 28, 2022, I still have fond memories of the Poor Boy Double Decker and Hot Brown.
Moonlight Drive-In has been serving the Space Coast of Florida since 1964.
There’s curb service, so feel free to pull up, park, and eat in your car!