Seattle’s burger fans are in for a treat as one of the city’s most beloved fast‑food institutions rolls back the clock. Dick’s Drive‑In, a staple of Seattle’s dining scene for over seven decades, is celebrating its 72nd anniversary by bringing back its famous 19‑Cent Burger Days, giving customers a taste of nostalgia at a price that hasn’t changed since 1954.
From January 26 through January 29, fans of the iconic local fast‑food chain can snag hamburgers and cheeseburgers at their original 1954 price of just 19 cents at select locations across western Washington. The special pricing is available on a rotating schedule, with different drive‑ins participating each day.
In addition to the bargain burgers, the company is also offering exclusive anniversary merchandise that will be available both in‑store and online throughout the celebration.
Burger Days Schedule
- Jan. 26: Wallingford & Everett (Merch booth opens at 11 a.m.)
- Jan. 27: Broadway, Holman Road & Kent (Merch booth at 11 a.m.)
- Jan. 28: Queen Anne, Crossroads (Bellevue) & Lake City
- Jan. 29: Edmonds & Federal Way (Merch booth at 11 a.m.)
Each customer participating in the promotion is limited to one 19‑cent burger per person. All locations will continue operating under their regular business hours during the event.
Founded in 1954, Dick’s Drive‑In has become a beloved Seattle institution over the past seven decades, known for its simple, affordable menu and commitment to community. Locals are encouraged to check with Dick’s official website or social media for any updates or additional details about the anniversary festivities.