Burgermaster's first location in University District to close after 73 years

Seattle, WALocal News

The Burgermaster drive-in in Seattle’s University District will close its doors after 73 years of serving generations of customers, with the official closure date set for the end of February 2025. Longtime patrons have expressed their sadness, sharing heartfelt memories of the establishment, which has been a part of their lives since the 1950s. Customers like Jan Bordner and Jo Plored fondly recall experiences ranging from casual meals to significant milestones like first dates. The drive-in not only provided food but also a sense of community and belonging for many. According to the Seattle Times, the site will be redeveloped into a new project once the restaurant closes.

Customers have lauded the courteous staff, highlighting the personal connections formed over the years. The closure marks a significant loss for those who have created lifelong memories at this iconic location. As the end of an era approaches, many are feeling nostalgic about the impact Burgermaster has had on their lives.

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