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Drive-ins have been around for decades, serving up burgers, shakes and fries to any hungry customer who pulls in for a bite to eat.
But while chains like Sonic and Checkers have put a modern spin on things, nothing can replace the iconic feel of a classic 1950s-style drive-in. And lucky for us, many smaller drive-in burger joints across the country have remained open for over 60 years.
So the next time you’re craving a double cheeseburger or a vanilla shake, skip the table service and check out one of these blasts from the past:
Dick’s Drive-In – Seattle, Wash.
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