Ahhhhh!!!!! I love Dairy Queen! I have known dozens. There is a very small one near me in a small shopping center. There was one that was in Harleysville Pa., heaven! They had an eat in dining room and a small arcade downstairs with some basketball and skee ball and a few others, good for parties and around back was mini golf! :roll: That one opened in 1972 and closed in 2003 to make way for another Commerce Bank. (Now this is the part where I start cursing.) They knocked down the building, dug out the mini golf for yet another Commerce Bank. :mad::mad::mad::flaming::flaming::flaming::(:(:(
Ugh! I can't stand Commerce Bank either.
Storehistoryguy, have you noticed the only things being constructed in the Philly area have been Walgreens, Commerce Bank, and Dunkin Donuts?
In Southampton, PA, they knocked down an old Exxon station and I guessed it would become a Commerce Bank, and sure enough, two weeks later the coming soon sign went up:mad:
(They do have free "coinstar-like" machines, which is the only time I go there when I have lots of change)
Anyway, back on topic, I like Dairy Queen too, but there are no "full service" Dairy Queens nearby except Doylestown and I dont go there too often
QuoteOriginally posted by MBZ321
Ugh! I can't stand Commerce Bank either.
Storehistoryguy, have you noticed the only things being constructed in the Philly area have been Walgreens, Commerce Bank, and Dunkin Donuts?
In Southampton, PA, they knocked down an old Exxon station and I guessed it would become a Commerce Bank, and sure enough, two weeks later the coming soon sign went up:mad:
(They do have free "coinstar-like" machines, which is the only time I go there when I have lots of change)
Anyway, back on topic, I like Dairy Queen too, but there are no "full service" Dairy Queens nearby except Doylestown and I dont go there too often
The stores I say would be popping up the most would be Commerce Bank, CVS and Lowe's. The one in Doylestown, you mean the one with the drive-thru?
QuoteOriginally posted by 76BraldorZayKamesfanBBTB
mmmm. Dairy Queen mine used to be open in Torrington but its closed indefinately:(
WHAT I HATE ABOUT DAIRY QUEEN IS THAt they have outdoor eating areas, and the misquitos are a nuicence and would bug you and literrarly eat you.
a couple weeks ago I saw a closed Dairy Queen in HAverhill mass, and a building in plaistow NH that looked like a Dairy Queen. I saw that the Dairy Queen in Exeter is no longer there. 10 yeras ago the DAiry Queen in Concord NH became Arnie's place (it sold ice cream), the one in the Mt. Valley mall in North conway Nh closed years ago.
Dairy Queen still exists in SAco and Biddeford (an indoor eeating area) Maine, and LAconia and Tilton NH (Both outdoor eating), Manchester NH, NAshua NH, Bellingham Mass,
I wonder what other Dairy Queens closed!
There is also a Dairy Queen in Waterville ME. Last year, i saw a building in Seabrook NH that looked a lot like a Dairy Queen. On route 286
Theres still many, many old Dairy Queens still open. In fact ALL of our local Dariy Queens except one were built in the 60's (Some still have the orginal signage) and have only outdoor seating. I love the old stand-up locations. They make you feel like youre going back in time...
Anybody remember Dennis the Menace at Dairy Queen?? He was Dairy Queen's mascot from 1972 until 2002.
Did at one time, Dairy Queen almost closed all of its stores until someone saved the company?
QuoteOriginally posted by LazarusFan
Did at one time, Dairy Queen almost closed all of its stores until someone saved the company?
I didn't hear of it.
There are a few Dairy Queens in the Albany area, but manily in malls though, along with Orange Julius. There is a DQ in Poughkeepsie too. There used to be one in Saugerties, NY as well, but it closed a couple years ago..
QuoteOriginally posted by amesman
There are a few Dairy Queens in the Albany area, but manily in malls though, along with Orange Julius. There is a DQ in Poughkeepsie too. There used to be one in Saugerties, NY as well, but it closed a couple years ago..
lucky u we have no DQ hear
QuoteOriginally posted by 76BraldorZayKamesfanBBTB
Checkout DQ's ads they're hirarious!:insane:
http://www.dairyqueen.com/en-US/DQ+Ads/default.htm
My mother always liked the basketball one. :insane: They don't have that one on anymore.
QuoteOriginally posted by Caldor1999
QuoteOriginally posted by amesman
There are a few Dairy Queens in the Albany area, but manily in malls though, along with Orange Julius. There is a DQ in Poughkeepsie too. There used to be one in Saugerties, NY as well, but it closed a couple years ago..
lucky u we have no DQ hear
Not lucky me :P...the closest Dairy Queen to me is Poughkeepsie, and then there are the Albany ones..
QuoteOriginally posted by storehistoryguy
QuoteOriginally posted by LazarusFan
Did at one time, Dairy Queen almost closed all of its stores until someone saved the company?
I didn't hear of it.
I thought I heard someone saying that there was a white knight who saved the company.:huh:
why did Dairy Queen Close a lot of their stores in New York
I just tryed there chicken basket today and man was it good. Mmmmmmmmm Mmmmmmmmmmmmmm!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :P The commercials for it are funny too. :insane:
Ad.
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http://www.aurorawdc.com/ci/000185.html
DQ toy car. "Tricked out" as the cool kids of today say. :insane:
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http://www.jsfarmtoys.com/miscmemorabilia.htm
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http://www.midwesttoys.com/test.html
(http://www.chagres.com/ElDairyQueen_TC.jpg)
http://www.chagres.com/TC-20.html
Whats with the sign in the back? The left is stretched out.
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http://www.sowerbysells.com/
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http://visitmt.com/categories/moreinfo.asp?IDRRecordId=12723&SiteId=1
Wichita, Kansas, 1978.
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http://www.wichitaphotos.org/searchresults.asp?txtinput=People&offset=-1
Newly opened DQ in Quebec City
Dexter, Mi.
(http://www.shopdexter.com/DairyQueen.jpg)
http://www.shopdexter.com/shopdexterrestaurants.htm
Columbus, Indiana, 1962. Cool!
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http://www.historiccolumbusindiana.org/pics/pics6.htm
An old Dairy Queen coupon. Worth $.10! What a bargain! :insane:
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http://www.toyadz.com/toyadz/food/dairyqueen1.html
Gatlinburg, Tn.
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http://dininginthesmokies.com/_gatlinb/dgdaique.htm
:insane:
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http://deseretnews.com/dn/view/0,1249,595070954,00.html
The Dairy Queens in my area are basically the small seasonal ice cream shops that individuals own. They are stand outside restaurants only.
Kodak Tn.
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http://dininginthesmokies.com/_sevier/dkdaique.htm
Sparta, WI.
http://www.angelfire.com/rnb/lecentre/dq.html
Freeburg, IL.
http://www.angelfire.com/rnb/lecentre/dq.html
Morris, IL.
http://www.angelfire.com/rnb/lecentre/dq.html
Bloomington, IL.
http://www.angelfire.com/rnb/lecentre/dq.html
Sioux Falls, SD.
http://www.angelfire.com/rnb/lecentre/dq.html
What hapened to this sign in Askum, IL.!?!? :holysh:
http://www.angelfire.com/rnb/lecentre/dq.html
the building with the white back is Dairy Queen in SOuth portland. it is probably temporarily closed.
dairy queen is next to the building with the triangle roof and it is the bulding next to the building with the triangle roof.
here is the dairy queen in augusta maine on bangor st
here is the dairy queen in waterville maine on college ave
from http://www.downtownme.com/weblinks/599/template_c_971_redirect.asp
(http://www.progressivesigns.ca/Jpeg/Dairy%20Queen%202.jpg)
http://www.progressivesigns.ca/Dairy%20Queen.htm
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http://www.sunsetneon.com/pt-oc.htm
Japan.
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http://www.daninjapan.com/1.15/
http://www.titanconstruction.net/restaurants/
Wheeling, Wv.
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http://www.catfishracing.com/Stories/Saddle%20Sore%201000.htm
here is the dairy queen in hazlet new jersey
from http://www.siteride.com/srpl/p_snapshot.pl?lm=listing&resbox=1137868535&subNum=10215000767
Henderson KY
here is the dairy queen in secaucus nj
from http://www.siteride.com/srpl/p_snapshot.pl?lm=listing&resbox=1140398380&subNum=50220000126
The first is the location in Hyde Park on Route 9 (just north of the FDR site). Exterior service and drive thru only (no seating inside).
Second is the (Former) location in Saugerties on Route 32/212 - has been closed for a couple or three years.
Third is an oldie in Pittsfield (MA) on Route 8. It was open a couple years ago (though not using the DQ name) - I believe they had covered the sign with other signage (the inset is a closer loos at the sign).
Fourth (left) is a location on Route 8 just south of North Adams (MA). I never saw this one as a DQ (again it had been, and may still be, used as an independent ice cream place) but it sure likes like one.
Last is the one in Ghent (NY - between Chatham and Hudson) on Route 66 (no, not the famous one!). This one is still open, features a walk up window and inside ordering/seating areas. For some reason they still close in Jan/Feb (not sure why since there are NO other fast food places in that area so I'd think they would still do enough business on that end).
That is all the ones I know of in this area (except one in Hudson that has been closed for a LOOOONGGG time and one small one further south on 9 (Wappingers, I think?) - though they may have opened a couple in the malls.
This is the Dairy Queen on Route 7/23 in the West End section of Oneonta.
It appears to be an outside service only location.
dairy queen in cromwell ct in kmart plaza parking lot
dairy queen in south portland me
dairy queen in wells me
dairy queen in biddeford me
dairy queen in saco me
DQ in tilton nh (I hate how you have to eat outside a lot of dairy queens because of getting bit by misquiotes)
dairy queen in laconia nh. (I had a problem with this dairy queen in 1992, when I went to get the rock-a-doodle movie happy meal prize, the cashier did not know what I was talking about and my dad did not like that, I find that inexcusable of them not knowing the happy meal prize as it is part of their advertising and promotion, it seems in these places all they see their jobs as is putting burgers on trays and filling drinks, since every so often I colelct the happy meal prize of of something I like and if that happens to me in the future I will go to the manager).
Does anyone have older photos of Dairy Queen in Massachusetts?
DQ in old orchard beach me
DQ in auburn me
dq in brewer me
dq old town / orono me
DQ trenton me
one in belfast me
dairy queen in ashtabula oh
Evansville Indiana
Dq in warren pa
There are two Dairy Queens still open around here that I know of, in Poughkeepsie, NY and Montague, NJ. I went to the one in Montague a few months ago and it felt incredibly old. It has a small seating area inside. The one in Middletown, NY is a laundromat now but I still call it the Dairy Queen. I'll see about getting pictures at some point.
QuoteOriginally posted by d_fife
DQ in auburn me
looks like a former wendy's
There's a new Dairy Queen in the Waterford Crystal Mall food court.
There were several Dairy Queens that used to be located in Northern New York years ago. The former Watertown NY location on Arsenal Street has been a Kost Tire for the past few years, the former DQ in Gouverneur on East Main Street was torn down for a credit union and the former DQ in Potsdam was torn down for an AutoZone store. The DQ locations in Canton on Gouverneur Street (Route 11) and in Massena off Route 37 are still open in summer only. Here's the former Dairy Queen in Ogdensburg, NY. It was located at 700 Canton Street. It closed in the late 1980s or early 1990s and was torn down in the late 1990s to make room for a new Kinney Drugs store.
Largo, FL current location
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Former location (I think). Now a chiropractor's office. Has also served as a thrift store and a dance studio in the time I've lived here.
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The town where I grew up, Stamford, CT, at one time had three DQs. Only one, the top one in the picture, is the only one that still survives as a Dairy Queen. It's of the outdoor seating, seasonally-open variety. I believe the other two were both the full-service year-round kind.
The middle one became a Chinese take-out place, and the bottom one became a mom and pop burger place then spent a few years of vacancy before a Dunkin' Donuts opened up on the site.
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DQ on Route 51. THis picture is from 1999. It has changed a lot since then.
http://www2.county.allegheny.pa.us/RealEstate/Search.aspx
Dairy Queen in West Mifflin PA.
My local Dairy Queen in Largo, FL has been repainted and given modern DQ signage. I wonder if they also redid the interior.
Here's a picture of the Dairy Queen in Tilton, NH.
UPDATE: In the photo you can see the road sign has been updated with a newer version of the Dairy Queen sign. Thanks to Nim57, this particuliar sign was used from 2001 to 2005.
QuoteOriginally posted by gu4ever
The street sign is sporting the new DQ logo.
Actually that is not the latest logo. It was only used 2001-2005 according to Wikipedia.
d_fife has a photo of this one on page 4. Good to see a "Brazier" still operating.
The DQ at the Brass Mill Mall in Waterbury, CT is shared space with an Orange Julius.
I like the Dairy Queen in Delmont,PA. They do car cruises over the weekend during the summer. That one's open all year round although there are some in the area that do close for the winter.
This is the DQ street sign on Second St in Manchester, it was replaced earlier this year from the original "Dairy Queen" sign.
Dairy Queen on route 28 in North Reading, MA.
A classic sign on route 28 in North Reading, MA.
the two that I know of and have eaten at are gone now the one in Saugerties NY is gone as is the one in Lake George NY. I won a Dairy Queen giftcard for $20 a while back but I could only buy Orange Jullius because the shop that did ice cream only in the same mall closed down. Now the closest Dairy Queen to me is 30 miles away in some obscure town called Ghent. Did you know that Dairy Queen is one of the only restaurants that don't have a location in New York City you have to go to New Jersey UGH
Quote from: buzz86us on April 11, 2012, 09:27:18 PM
the two that I know of and have eaten at are gone now the one in Saugerties NY is gone as is the one in Lake George NY. I won a Dairy Queen giftcard for $20 a while back but I could only buy Orange Jullius because the shop that did ice cream only in the same mall closed down. Now the closest Dairy Queen to me is 30 miles away in some obscure town called Ghent. Did you know that Dairy Queen is one of the only restaurants that don't have a location in New York City you have to go to New Jersey UGH
I'm guessing you mean in Crossgates (where the DQ closed - both DQ and OJ were side by side, then they opened the current OJ in a different part of the mall, then closed both the others)?
Ghent is not completely obscure - it's the home of the Columbia County Fairgrounds - usually called the Chatham Fair, but while the grounds lie in the VILLAGE of Chatham, they are in the TOWN of Ghent (just to confuse everyone, I guess). Or at least not for those of us within the county ;)
It is, though a small town and the DQ (which has ice cream, food and added OJ recently) is the only "fast food" type place, which is probably why it sticks around.
There were others at one time - Hudson, now Davi's which is a very similar place with ice cream and food, though in between it was a pharmacy and a used car sales area being the next closest.
The other two current ones I can think of are farther down in Dutchess County - Hyde Park and Wappingers or Fishkill (never can be sure where one ends and the other begins).
A new DQ Grill & Chill and Orange Julius will open in July on Dolson Ave (behind Quick Chek) in Middletown, NY.
Manchester, CT had two DQs - one was on Broat Street and the other was on Hartford Road. East Hartford has a DQ on Main Street near the Coke plant that moved from its 'barn' store around 2003. Are they still around? Another DQ was on Rt 66 in Portland in an shopping center.
Quote from: JimSawhill on April 24, 2013, 08:19:57 AM
Manchester, CT had two DQs - one was on Broat Street and the other was on Hartford Road. East Hartford has a DQ on Main Street near the Coke plant that moved from its 'barn' store around 2003. Are they still around? Another DQ was on Rt 66 in Portland in an shopping center.
The East Hartford one is still there last I was in the area. Portland just had a remodel a couple years ago, and there is a Grill n Chill now in Cromwell in the Kmart parking lot, closer to the grocery store side.
Quote from: Bdubs on April 24, 2013, 07:06:21 PM
Quote from: JimSawhill on April 24, 2013, 08:19:57 AM
Manchester, CT had two DQs - one was on Broat Street and the other was on Hartford Road. East Hartford has a DQ on Main Street near the Coke plant that moved from its 'barn' store around 2003. Are they still around? Another DQ was on Rt 66 in Portland in an shopping center.
The East Hartford one is still there last I was in the area. Portland just had a remodel a couple years ago, and there is a Grill n Chill now in Cromwell in the Kmart parking lot, closer to the grocery store side.
A Grill n Chill??? What is that???
Quote from: JimSawhill on May 09, 2013, 11:26:54 AM
Quote from: Bdubs on April 24, 2013, 07:06:21 PM
Quote from: JimSawhill on April 24, 2013, 08:19:57 AM
Manchester, CT had two DQs - one was on Broat Street and the other was on Hartford Road. East Hartford has a DQ on Main Street near the Coke plant that moved from its 'barn' store around 2003. Are they still around? Another DQ was on Rt 66 in Portland in an shopping center.
The East Hartford one is still there last I was in the area. Portland just had a remodel a couple years ago, and there is a Grill n Chill now in Cromwell in the Kmart parking lot, closer to the grocery store side.
A Grill n Chill??? What is that???
It's a larger version of DQ with both ice cream and food (burgers, etc) and there is seating both inside and outside. There is a drive thru as well.
Quote from: BillyGr on April 12, 2012, 08:26:05 PM
Quote from: buzz86us on April 11, 2012, 09:27:18 PM
the two that I know of and have eaten at are gone now the one in Saugerties NY is gone as is the one in Lake George NY. I won a Dairy Queen giftcard for $20 a while back but I could only buy Orange Jullius because the shop that did ice cream only in the same mall closed down. Now the closest Dairy Queen to me is 30 miles away in some obscure town called Ghent. Did you know that Dairy Queen is one of the only restaurants that don't have a location in New York City you have to go to New Jersey UGH
I'm guessing you mean in Crossgates (where the DQ closed - both DQ and OJ were side by side, then they opened the current OJ in a different part of the mall, then closed both the others)?
Ghent is not completely obscure - it's the home of the Columbia County Fairgrounds - usually called the Chatham Fair, but while the grounds lie in the VILLAGE of Chatham, they are in the TOWN of Ghent (just to confuse everyone, I guess). Or at least not for those of us within the county ;)
It is, though a small town and the DQ (which has ice cream, food and added OJ recently) is the only "fast food" type place, which is probably why it sticks around.
There were others at one time - Hudson, now Davi's which is a very similar place with ice cream and food, though in between it was a pharmacy and a used car sales area being the next closest.
The other two current ones I can think of are farther down in Dutchess County - Hyde Park and Wappingers or Fishkill (never can be sure where one ends and the other begins).
http://www.registerstar.com/chatham_courier/news/article_2e170d16-3078-11e3-a8bf-0019bb2963f4.html
Just posting this link to the Register Star about the 50th anniversary of this Dairy Queen in Ghent - the article has a photo of the building being built in 1963, showing the still existing barn shape (although it's been added on to), as well as more current photos. It also references the other former Dairy Queen in Hudson and the next closest one in Hyde Park.
it is weird I was in fremont ohio earlier this year and they have like every type of chain restaurant there are 2 dairy queens one in the center of town and another toward the limits... how do two dairy queens function in a town like this but not in ny
Recently, Dairy Queen has also been hit by a data breach in which malware was installed on their cash registers. It's unbelievable how common data breaches are nowadays...
Quote from: muppethammer26 on October 11, 2014, 06:13:32 PM
Quote from: Hudsons81 on October 11, 2014, 05:13:02 PM
Recently, Dairy Queen has also been hit by a data breach in which malware was installed on their cash registers. It's unbelievable how common data breaches are nowadays...
This is because most of the places still use old technology. They should start upgrading their systems so this will be less likely to happen again.
Some of these breaches occurred in the DQ in the food court at South Hills Village Mall near Pittsburgh.
A new location only a few months old. Apparently they installed obsolete technology?
Here's a current photo of DQ in Old Saybrook CT. Still has the old logos, and this building was built into the side of a residential home.
If you've ever experienced frustration not finding a nationally-advertised food item at your local DQ, this recent story might give you a greater appreciation of "non-system" restaurants
http://www.wvgazettemail.com/life-food-and-dining/20161129/eleanor-dairy-queen-a-family-tradition-in-putnam-county
There is a seasonal take-out DQ on Route 10 in Plainville, CT. They remodeled the interior and exterior in-between the 2015 and 2016 operating seasons. It's near the little IGA store Gnazzo's. I don't get out that way much and if I do I never have my camera.
There is a year-round sit-down location with a drive-thru on Meriden Waterbury Turnpike in the Plantsville section of Southington.
Apparently the mild February weather in New Hampshire caught the Laconia Dairy Queen off-guard this past weekend:
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http://www.necn.com/news/new-england/Warm-Weather-Leads-to-Ice-Cream-Shortage-at-Laconia-Dairy-Queen-414826693.html
Here's this old Dairy Queen I found in Gettysburg, PA
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Atlanta to Willimantic (https://flic.kr/p/WVeZd7) by JJBers (https://www.flickr.com/photos/jjbers/), on Flickr
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Atlanta to Willimantic (https://flic.kr/p/WVeXL9) by JJBers (https://www.flickr.com/photos/jjbers/), on Flickr
Adding this late, but this was in the parking lot of my hotel (Days Inn)
Quote from: JJBers on October 20, 2017, 01:03:48 PM
Here's this old Dairy Queen I found in Gettysburg, PA
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Free sundae with every truck rented? ;)
Quote from: BillyGr on October 21, 2017, 06:43:00 PM
Quote from: JJBers on October 20, 2017, 01:03:48 PM
Here's this old Dairy Queen I found in Gettysburg, PA
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Free sundae with every truck rented? ;)
I don't think so! ;)
Anyways, here is my closest Dairy Queen in Willimantic, CT. It's your typical retrofitted location, at night!:
Sign:
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Dairy Queen (Willimantic, Connecticut) (https://flic.kr/p/Z9QKYC) by JJBers (https://www.flickr.com/photos/jjbers/), on Flickr
Front:
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Dairy Queen (Willimantic, Connecticut) (https://flic.kr/p/Z9QLdq) by JJBers (https://www.flickr.com/photos/jjbers/), on Flickr
Here it is from a distance:
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Willimantic, Connecticut (https://flic.kr/p/YW71Ej) by JJBers (https://www.flickr.com/photos/jjbers/), on Flickr
It's currently closed for the season
The old Barn style DQ in Temple Terrace was replaced by the new style, which looks like any other fast food joint. I guess the Grill N Chill concept is the future.
Quote from: JimSawhill on December 22, 2017, 08:22:13 PM
The old Barn style DQ in Temple Terrace was replaced by the new style, which looks like any other fast food joint. I guess the Grill N Chill concept is the future.
Their Brazier restaurants are being phased out in favor of the Grill n Chill concept.
We have a couple locally that are the real old "walk-up" style (no inside dining). One that I drive by all the time had the old Dairy Queen/Brazier sign that was really in character with the store but it was replaced this fall with the DQ Grill-n-chill sign. Ah, progress.
Plainville, Connecticut still has one of those walk-up DQ's. It's open May-November. It's own by a family that lives here part of the year and down in Florida the rest of the year. I don't know if you can get everything there that you can get at a sit-down DQ.
DQ's in my vicinity:
- PA Route 50 in Carnegie, PA (walk-up seasonal).
- Noblestown Rd. and Poplar Street in Green Tree, PA (walk-up seasonal)
- Banksville Road in Mt. Lebanon, PA (in a shopping plaza, year-round, some hot sandwiches)
- PA Route 88 in Bethel Park, PA (in a shopping plaza, year-round, some hot sandwiches)
- PA Route 51 South in Whitehall, PA (year-round full menu drive-thru, longtime location that was recently torn down and replaced with a new format store)
- PA Route 885 Lebanon Rd., West Mifflin, PA (walk-up seasonal)
- Food Court at South Hills Village Mall (year-round, walk-up, ice cream only)
Quote from: TheFugitive on December 28, 2017, 01:25:06 PM
DQ's in my vicinity:
- CT 66, Willimantic (seasonal)
- CT 12, Norwich (seasonal)
- CT 82, Norwich (year-round)
Nearly 20 miles until the next 3.
- Hartford Rd, Manchester (year-round)
- CT 85, Waterford (Crystal Mall)
- US 1, Groton (year-round)
The Green Bay area has four DQ locations:
Green Bay (Limited Brazier)
Howard (Grill & Chill)
Ashwaubenon (Grill & Chill)
DePere (Brazier)
Dairy Queen at Bangor Mall to close Dec. 30
https://bangordailynews.com/2018/12/14/news/bangor/dairy-queen-at-bangor-mall-to-close-dec-30/
Quote from: retailisking on February 28, 2017, 02:12:25 AM
Apparently the mild February weather in New Hampshire caught the Laconia Dairy Queen off-guard this past weekend:
(http://hips.htvapps.com/htv-prod-media.s3.amazonaws.com/images/dairy-queen-laconia-1488157188.jpg)
http://www.necn.com/news/new-england/Warm-Weather-Leads-to-Ice-Cream-Shortage-at-Laconia-Dairy-Queen-414826693.html
I live 2 miles from that Dairy Queen.
Berkshire Hathaway, the company that owns Dairy Queen, also owns a local ABC-affiliated television station in Miami, Florida, WPLG-TV 10.
Quote from: JJBers on December 28, 2017, 03:13:34 PM
Quote from: TheFugitive on December 28, 2017, 01:25:06 PM
DQ's in my vicinity:
- CT 66, Willimantic (seasonal)
- CT 12, Norwich (seasonal)
- CT 82, Norwich (year-round)
Nearly 20 miles until the next 3.
- Hartford Rd, Manchester (year-round)
- CT 85, Waterford (Crystal Mall)
- US 1, Groton (year-round)
There is a DQ in East Hartford...they used to be next to Augie and Ray's but they moved to 435 Main Street...
Quote from: BillyGr on October 21, 2017, 06:43:00 PM
Quote from: JJBers on October 20, 2017, 01:03:48 PM
Here's this old Dairy Queen I found in Gettysburg, PA
(https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4292/36045768666_fc004bf643_z.jpg) (https://flic.kr/p/WVeZd7)
Free sundae with every truck rented? ;)
Dairy Queen UHaul outlet?