One of my favorite signs of Springtime is looking forward to another season at, “Eddies Drive-In.” Just an old-fashioned car hop operated by Sharyl Collins on Jefferson Ave in Harrison Township. The car hop dressed up in orange and white with lots of spaces to grab an afternoon or early evening bite. It is also the home of the nearly famous, “Screamin Burger.” invented by Sharyl and me as my ultimate burger anywhere.
The Nearly Famous, “Screamin Burger.”
Looking for a job for the Season? Time has flown by, the weather has been pretty nice and if it keeps up they could open at the beginning of April or sooner!!!!! Eddie’s is looking to hire staff for the 2023 summer season. Great for college and high school kids. This is where the skating part comes in but not mandatory. Eddie’s is looking for roller skaters, inside kitchen help, cooks, prep, ice cream, and someone to work the register.
Some of my favorite memories are pulling up and a waitress in a poodle skirt and wearing roller skates bringing your tray of food and hooking on the window of your vehicle. Enjoying a big mug of root beer, fries, and a burger like, “The Big Ed Burger.” A good place to bring a classic car and enjoy classic rock and oldies blasting from the speaker system.
The good story for this season is I keep threatening Sharyl Collins, that I, Screamin’ Scott, will work a shift on roller skates. Perfect for an episode of my, “Hey Screamin’ Try This episode.” This year I will keep my promise and who knows I might even serve you a “Screamin Burger,” this year. On my wish-list, this year is to bring, “Big Jim.” from the Big Jim’s House morning show on WCSX to have him try my burger.
Just another great weekend at Eddie’s Drive-In
Eddie’s Drive-In is seasonal and open until the end of September. Soon the big red truck will pull up to a parking space and enjoy the nostalgia of an old-fashioned car hop. Once again if you’re looking for a “Dream Job,” with a great staff, good hours, and fun even on a pair of skates, message the folks at Eddie’s Drive-In.
