Posted in Delaware September 14, 2019 by

Visit The Charcoal Pit, The Classic Burger Joint In Delaware That’s Been Around Since 1956

The best little Delaware drive-in restaurant is the famous Charcoal Pit. Since 1956, locals have flocked to this dairy bar for delicious ice cream, burgers, and more. Step back in time when you step inside for a delicious meal.

For generations, Delawareans have been dining at the Charcoal Pit on Concord Pike in Wilmington.
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When you step inside, you'll feel like you've stepped back in time! The Pit is a retro paradise, and it will remind you of family dinners from years ago.
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Put a song on the jukebox and childhood memories will come flooding back. Will it be a modern tune, or something you used to sing as a kid?
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This Delaware drive-in restaurant is known for making outrageously delicious burgers.
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Create your own delicious meal and choose your own toppings. There's a creative option for everyone, but you can't go wrong with a classic cheeseburger or a bacon burger.
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The Pit's menu also includes hot dogs, sandwiches, and other diner staples. You'll find something for everyone here, and all of the food is as fresh as can be.
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Order an old fashioned shake for the full experience.
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Many people come to the Charcoal Pit for their famous dessert, so save room if you can! Split the Kitchen Sink sundae with your whole family.
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Enjoy your trip back in time when you visit the retro restaurant that's captured Delawarean hearts for generations.
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Address: 2600 Concord Pike, Wilmington, DE, 19803

Hours: 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Sunday through Thursday; 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Friday and Saturday

Visit the Charcoal Pit’s website here for more information about this classic Delaware drive-in.

For more of the best local landmark restaurants in Delaware, read These 9 Amazing Delaware Restaurants Are Loaded With Local History