is this the same thing or something else? Wise has worked in commercial real estate since selling Scottys when he came across the location at 126th Street and Gray Road in Carmel. 2 stars. Victims identified in fatal Furnas County crash, St. Agnes Catholic School Foundation hires new executive director, Law enforcement responds to threat at Sidney High School, Festival to fundraise for first grader's latest surgery, Prep boys golf: Scottsbluff wins home invite; Mitchell's Peters top individual, Village Trustees asked to solve 'unsightly property' issue, Ex-trooper was warned about social media activity before sexting discovered. Lost the atmosphere. While you're in East Tennessee, be sure to check out Dandridge, the perfect small town for a weekend getaway. Lundberg, in particular, viewed the enterprise as a chance to build a "people-oriented organization whose members worked hard but also had some fun while earning a legitimate profit. One of their hamburgers was similar to McDonalds Big Mac. 19238. . It was always a treat to go there . The atmosphere/setting is what will first intrigue you: Floor to ceiling birch trees. We were filling orders nonstop for 2-3 hrs and it was all we could do to keep up with the demand, cooking 50 burgers at a time. There is a Kentucky Fried Chicken there now I have tried to find the Scottys logo with no luck I think it had a guy with a scottish cap that had a ribbon on the back and said something like Hoot Mom be Thrifty. St. Agnes Catholic School Foundation has hired Isabel Moreno as its new executive director. Great start to a week in Munich. One day it was gone with no warning. It was a small chain out of Fort Collins, CO if I remember right. The stronghold of McDonald's, Pizza Hut , Burger King, and other giants of the '80s made the competition stiff. Me and friends would go there late night and eat a half dozen or so of the burgers This was in the 70's. when i was at the university of arkansas is fayetteville back in 1968 and 69 i worked at one scottie's and the sign had the scotman wearing the plaid aprons. 30 for 2 of us - burger, chips, drinks. google_ad_format = "120x600_as"; //2007-06-05: inthe70s I liked almost everything, but I especially miss the onion rings, which were handmade by my girlfriend Denise. If no one from the area responds, try the local newspaper, ask if it has old editions archived try the range of 1965 to 1985, and you are looking for ads from Scotty's Drive-In. There still is one in Etowah, Tennessee in operation. There was a very popular rumor that the burgers were actually made of dog food (probably because they were like 22 cents each back then) and someone had found a bunch of empty dog food cans in the garbage there. SCOTTY'S HAMBURGERS - 36 Photos & 22 Reviews - 159 Main St, Caryville, Tennessee - Sandwiches - Restaurant Reviews - Phone Number - Yelp Restaurants Home Services Auto Services Scotty's Hamburgers 22 reviews Unclaimed $ Sandwiches, Burgers Edit Open 6:00 AM - 9:00 PM See hours See all 36 photos Write a review Add photo The last time I visted Sioux City, Iowa there was still a scotties hamburgers in business. Interested to know how far the franchise spread and where the first one was.. ScottY's has UFOs on the sign, pretty distinctive! yes i remember when it was on 6th and kalamath st denver colo.. Was asst mngr back in the early 70's at the 6th and Kalamath store.Great memories. Lifesaving: Family flees Texas to transgender 'refuge' Minnesota, Bipartisan Senate bill aims to keep kids under 13 off social media, Camillas 18 year journey to Queen Consort. Theyre also rather known for not being on display. Definitely a good place to catch up with friends and have a good meal. Scotty's serves up burgers and fries for more than 40 years. Operators of most restaurants owned their stores and did not lease from the corporation. I only ate there once or twice. We had a Scotties here in Middlesboro Kentucky back in the 70s. Both in early 70's. Either way, there was nothing else at Scots that had anything to do with Scotland unless it was that the food was cheap and theres a stereotype of Scottish folks as excessively frugal. However, due to the prevalence of its drive-thru, it was able to weather the storm. $$$ - Expensive ($25-$50) The solution was a merger. You can find him back in the decoration and the menu. Scotti's was a chain of 19 drive ins Based in Cheyenne WY. JeffN 268 posts Nov 17, 2009 2:50 PM There was a chain called Scottie's, but I don't recall any in the Dayton area. I remember Scotty's - was best hamburgers ever. Founded in 1977, the chain focused on gourmet burgers. google_ad_client = "pub-1475700848612418"; So filled to the max and sloppy but he loved it and wore it. Theres also a Bluff Burger, with three patties and cheese. It is spelled differently, but the Scottys in Caryville was once a sister store, and there is a third survivor in Etowah. I see a lot of comments here about the Scottys that was on Sproul Road in Springfield, PA. (Its a KFC/TB now.) This is a sit down burger joint with a full bar. 1,944 were here. What wasnt noted is that the people doing the jamming were teenagers and young adults, and that the parking lot was little less than an open-air drug market. They'd slide the sandwich over the heating rod to warm the sandwiches. They had a sandwich called a Junior that was very similar to a Big Mac, except it had one patty, and it was real meat, and you could find it, (almost a 1/4-pounder),and it tasted wonderful. I was at home one time and one of my managers called me and said, Hey, one of our saucers up there just took off.. It did so well that the group decided to open additional stores in Decatur, and Peoria, Illinois. google_color_border = "E7F0EB"; Burgers come normal and vegetarian (excellent! The Nebraska State Patrol has identified the victims in a multi-fatality crash Thursday in Furnas County. It was Scotti's. google_color_link = "A74403"; Everyone treats you like family here, which is part of what makes the restaurant so special. I'm pretty sure it was spelled Scottie's instead of Scotty's. Submit a story or info about Scotty's (or Scottie's) Hamburger,