MYNORTHWEST NEWS

One Dick’s Drive-In location closes for remodel as another is set to open

Dec 13, 2021, 11:34 AM

Dick's Drive-In lawsuit...

The Dick's location on Broadway opened in 1955. (Photo: My Northwest)

(Photo: My Northwest)

One of the original Dick’s Drive-In locations is closing down for a remodel starting Monday.

Broadway Dick’s Drive-In to close until spring of 2022 for remodel

The Broadway location on Seattle’s Capitol Hill is getting an overhaul for the first time since it was built in 1954. They’re replacing all the plumbing, wiring, and cooking equipment.

On Facebook, Dick’s Drive-In states that the employees at the Broadway location will be temporarily transferring to other locations during the remodel. It’s set to reopen next spring.

How does Dick’s Drive-In pay workers $19 an hour with a menu completely under $5?

But there’s good news too: Dick’s is opening a new restaurant Thursday, Dec. 16, at the Crossroads Mall in Bellevue. This will be the eighth drive-in location for the local burger chain, and the first on the Eastside.

According to the grand opening event page on Facebook, there will be performances from the Sammamish High School Band and Bellevue High School Band and Cheer Team, and speeches from select VIPs. There will also be a pop-up apparel shop from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.

The KIRO Radio Newsdesk contributed to this report

MyNorthwest News

seattle drug trafficking ghost gun...

MyNorthwest Staff

Seattle man sentenced to 5 years for drug trafficking while armed with ‘ghost gun’

A 24-year-old Seattle man was sentenced Friday to five years in prison for dealing cocaine while armed with a 9mm polymer gun with an extended magazine.

26 minutes ago

trans sports initiative...

Brandon Thompson, KIRO 7 News

ACLU files lawsuit over trans sports initiative in WA

A group led by the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of Washington State has filed to block the implementation of Initiative 638.

59 minutes ago

Alaska Airlines...

Gee Scott and Ursula Reutin Show

‘We’re estimating between 10 and 20%’: Seattle attorney suing Alaska, Delta and others says airlines teamed up to inflate fares

A Seattle attorney said airline passengers may be paying 10% to 20% more than they should because major airlines are sharing private fare data.

1 hour ago

king county courthouse security...

Frank Lenzi

King County courthouse logs more than 50 security reports in 2026, including judge assault

More than 50 security incident reports have been filed at the King County Courthouse so far in 2026, including an assault on a judge in their courtroom.

3 hours ago

surveillance camera...

Julia Dallas

Wilson turns stadium district cameras back on, authorizes SPD expansion

Seattle Mayor Wilson announced she is turning on the stadium district cameras immediately and allowing the SPD to expand its camera network.

4 hours ago

I-001 parents bill of rights...

Frank Sumrall

Parents’ bill of rights initiative I-001 fails to pass

Initial results show Initiative 001 narrowly trailing, with 52.77% of votes counted opposed and 47.23% in favor. The measure seeks to restore the original 2024 parents’ bill of rights by undoing changes made by the Washington Legislature last year.

5 hours ago

One Dick’s Drive-In location closes for remodel as another is set to open