Clyde's Drive-In
Clyde's Drive-In is a small chain of historic burger drive-ins in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan in the United States.
The first Clyde's was opened in 1949.[1] by Clyde VanDusen, a Michigan Tech student. The original location stayed open until 3 a.m. and featured servers on roller skates.[2][3]
The chain currently has three locations. The original location is inSault Ste. Marie (opened 1949). It is only open seasonally, opening in the spring and closing in the fall.[4] There are also locations in Manistique (opened 1969), [5][6] and a third location in Saint Ignace which opened in 1971 and shares the name, though is independently owned.[7] Former locations include one in Rudyard off the I-75 373 exit.[citation needed]
Clyde's motto is "Wear a Smile", and the outlets are known for offering the "Big C." burger (3/4 lb burger), and the "Big B." burger.[8]
References[edit]
- ↑ (26 May 2015). Inside The Kitchen: Clyde’s Drive In of Sault Ste. Marie, 9 & 10 News
- ↑ Emily Betz Tyra Clyde's Drive-In Up North Drive-Ins: Traverse City, Frankfort & St. Ignace Mar 4, 2008 (Traverse Magazine July 2007)
- ↑ Eggleston, Sam (27 Aprio 2011). UPside of Life: Clyde's is a Sault Ste. Marie staple, Second Wave
- ↑ Nolan, Nick (20 September 2017). Clyde’s Drive-In: Burgers and a view, The Sault News
- ↑ (14 April 2017). Why Clyde’s Burgers are the best in the U.P., ABC 10 News
- ↑ Bressette, Ray (5 July 107). Tourist spot on Lake Michigan has a lot to offer visitors, The Mining Journal
- ↑ (4 June 2017). Meet Clyde’s, The Delicious Drive-In Burger Gateway To The Upper Peninsula, Daily Detroit
- ↑ Westervelt, Amy. Explorer's Guide Michigan's Upper Peninsula, p. 61 (2012)
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