Burgers, onion rings, milkshakes—the enduring appeal of roadside drive-ins and 5 of the country's oldest and tastiest
The Red Rooster in Brewster, N.Y., an all-American roadside burger joint, opened in the early 1960s and has, happily, evolved little since.
Plus: 4 other delicious drive-ins around the countryIN 1963, after a falling out with his boss at the flagship Carvel ice-cream joint in Yonkers, German immigrant Heinz Tiede drove north on Route 22, the modest motorway that connects Manhattan to northern New York state. In Brewster, he happened upon a shuttered roadside business for sale. Over his wife’s objections, he bought it and turned it into an essential stop for travelers.
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