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Dick’s Drive-In celebrates 69th anniversary with burgers’ original price of 19 cents

Jan 23, 2023, 12:25 PM

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Customers stand in line at The Dick's Drive-In location in Seattle's University District. (Photo courtesy of Dick's Drive-In)

(Photo courtesy of Dick's Drive-In)

In honor of the 69th anniversary of Dick’s Drive-In, hamburgers and cheeseburgers will be 19 cents, the original price when the drive-in first opened. Burger Day starts this week at select locations.

Tuesday, January 24:

  • Wallingford
  • Broadway


Wednesday, January 25:

  • Lake City
  • Holman Rd.
  • Crossroads

Thursday, January 26:

  • Edmonds
  • Queen Anne
  • Kent

19 cent burgers will be limited to one per customer present.



 

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