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The Spot

This is a drive-in that has been in business since 1945. They are open year round. The food is typical American fast fare with burgers, fries, and root beer whirls. They make their own root beer and you can purchase it by the gallon. The Spot is cash-only. There is an ATM at the side of the building, though it is sometimes out of order.

Address: 2117 75th St
Hours: 11AM to 3AM
Website: spotdrivein.com (opens in a new tab)

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