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Comments:	Located on the longest remaining stretch of Route 66, there is no better place to experience the genuine small town hospitality and quirky pride that once defined the Mother Road than Delgadillo’s Snow Cap Drive-In. Originally constructed in 1953 by the now deceased Juan Delgadillo with mostly scrap lumber from a nearby railroad yard, the eatery first gained fame when Delgadillo sliced the top off of his car and began covering it in eye-catching flare such as stickers and a fake Christmas tree <br> The drive-in clearly does not take itself too seriously, but their devotion to jokes and whimsy seeps into every facets of the business. From the front door, which features two door knobs (one’s a fake), to the jokingly redundant menu items (dead chicken, anyone?), the eatery gives every guest the funhouse treatment. Visitors may have to make a clear distinction between iced tea and iced tee and confirm that they want cheese on their cheeseburgers. <p> This hamburger place is on the corner of RT. 66 and Lamont St. <p> 4 penny machine @ 51 cents. Use your own pennies--location is in front of the store, All have Seligman, Az, on the bottom: <br> 1) (V) RT 66 sign with Delgadillos across top, <br> 2) (H) Rt. 66 sign with convertible in front and a pine tree to the left-Delgadillos across the top, <br> 3) (H) across top Delgadillos SNOW CAP under it and under that RT. 66 sign, <br> 4) (H) Left & right side small Rt. 66 sign, in middle the front of his building with 2 whipped ice creams in the roof. <p> 12/26/23: Sign on the door said the drive-in was closed for the season and would open again in 2024. JLT
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Delgadillo's Snow Cap Drive In

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301 Arizona 66
Seligman, AZ , 86337

Phone: 928-422-3291

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Located on the longest remaining stretch of Route 66, there is no better place to experience the genuine small town hospitality and quirky pride that once defined the Mother Road than Delgadillo’s Snow Cap Drive-In. Originally constructed in 1953 by the now deceased Juan Delgadillo with mostly scrap lumber from a nearby railroad yard, the eatery first gained fame when Delgadillo sliced the top off of his car and began covering it in eye-catching flare such as stickers and a fake Christmas tree
The drive-in clearly does not take itself too seriously, but their devotion to jokes and whimsy seeps into every facets of the business. From the front door, which features two door knobs (one’s a fake), to the jokingly redundant menu items (dead chicken, anyone?), the eatery gives every guest the funhouse treatment. Visitors may have to make a clear distinction between iced tea and iced tee and confirm that they want cheese on their cheeseburgers.

This hamburger place is on the corner of RT. 66 and Lamont St.

4 penny machine @ 51 cents. Use your own pennies--location is in front of the store, All have Seligman, Az, on the bottom:
1) (V) RT 66 sign with Delgadillos across top,
2) (H) Rt. 66 sign with convertible in front and a pine tree to the left-Delgadillos across the top,
3) (H) across top Delgadillos SNOW CAP under it and under that RT. 66 sign,
4) (H) Left & right side small Rt. 66 sign, in middle the front of his building with 2 whipped ice creams in the roof.

12/26/23: Sign on the door said the drive-in was closed for the season and would open again in 2024. JLT

Outside by front door