Everyone Goes Nuts For The Hamburgers At This Nostalgic Eatery In New York
In modern times, it’s nearly impossible to go for a drive without seeing fast food chains on every corner. But we often forget that the term “fast food” once held a slightly different meaning than it does today. Taking you back to the good old days where some of our favorite memories live, find out why people in New York are still going crazy for these small town hamburgers.
Located in Seneca County in the small town of Waterloo, Mac's Drive-In has been around since the summer of 1961.
A classic burger joint right in the heart of the Finger Lakes, the drive-in has seating inside right at the counter and also outdoor dining underneath umbrellas.
With sixteen available spots for you to park, one of the friendly faces working at this family business will come out to your car to deliver a delicious burger to you.
A local favorite that was originally considered to be one of the first fast food restaurants in the area, many of our residents have long been making their summer's complete with a trip to Mac's.
You can find a variety of menu items at Mac's, but this drive-in gets a ton of visitors who are looking to devour these delicious burgers and fresh-cut french fries.
And if you were wondering how you were going to quench your thirst? You'll absolutely need to get a famous Richardson's Root Beer Float before you leave - something that you can't find just anywhere anymore!
On the menu you'll find different burgers available for you to choose from, with their Burger in a Basket being a popular item to pick! Coming with one 1/4 pound burger, fries and cabbage salad.
Don't worry! Mac's hasn't forgotten about dessert. From deep fried honey buns and ice cream to sundaes, banana splits and some of the best milkshakes you've ever tasted, your sweet tooth will be more than pleased.
Open Tuesday through Sunday from 10:30AM to 10PM for the season, on Wednesdays you can take a true trip back in time by eating here for Mac's Cruise-In Night where you can watch locals bring out their classic cars!
