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.
Visit the more than 250 nostalgic drive-in restaurants across the US for an unforgettable in-car dining experience with Drive-In Restaurants.
If you’re stopping in at an A&W restaurant make sure that it’s a drive-in and make sure that you have a Root Beer Float too!
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.
Pappas Drive In opened up shop in 1970. All these years later it is known for its burgers.
Plus, there’s still curb service!
NIP N SIP Drive-In in Lansing is a nice throwback to simpler times.
Pull up, roll down your window and enjoy a Coney Dog and Olive Burger!
Dog ‘n Suds has a rich drive-in history that features Coney Dogs and housemade frosty Root Beer.
The Burger Inn has been open since 1952.
It is one of those “oldie goldies,” as my Mom would say, that can be found only in the Space Coast of Florida.
Whenever I’m on one of my road trips, any drive-in restaurant is a must-stop.
So stopping in at Parkette in Lexington was not much of a surprise.