Great Scott...
This appeares to be the lone survivor of what was once a fast food chain that had locations as far away as Wyoming and Colorado. As it's located in "Scott"sbluff, it could have easily been the first one built. The food here is perfect for those who miss the local drive-in scene in the 60's and 70's. Soft, salty fries, wide but thin burgers, and several flavours of shakes, just the way mom and pop hamburger stands are remembered from back then, with an indoor/outdoor atmosphere to match. I make it a pointe to stop there everytime I travel through the panhandle. I've also heard Scotty's ran the nearby Hardee's out of business since I was last there this spring. Their prices are usually a better deal than the big chain places.    [02 Aug 2006 14:34:07]

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Recommended Dishes: Hamburgers, fries, corndogs, shakes.

     ­Chris Clayton, Operation Rewind, Denver   strapshoechris at wmconnect dot com