It's Dick's! It's not "Seattle's In-N-Out," (I don't understand the comparison)...it's just Seattle's Dick's. It's great late night food (drunk or sober). Order your food (not customizations -- for your noobs), pay extra for condiments, and take it to go. Or if you can't hold off, indulge in the greasiness and deliciousness that is a Dick's Special burger right on the street. And if you're feeling extra fat, get yourself a milkshake (which I do quite often!). read more

WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOU PEOPLE!!! Has the whole world gone effin mad!!! How the hell does this place warrant even 3 stars??? Tasty burgers?? please..These burgers are crap....who wants to eat something that's gonna make your stomach turn into a grizzly bear moments after consuming one of these grease ridden things... I could see maybe giving it one extra star (so a total of 1 star ) for it being open late but its not even open late...they are closed before the bars let out...This place disgusts me and all you people who gave it more that 2 stars...WELL Frankly....you DISGUST me too... truly "a sack of dicks" read more

Went to Dicks to get a burger for my daughter and they refused to make a burger without a bun for my gluten free daughter. Never coming back. read more

Dick's Drive-In - Fast Food Near Me - Seattle, Washington

I'n sorry, this place isn't even remotely as good as In-N-Out! We were told to try Dick's when we were in Seattle, and that they were the best burger joint in town. The burgers were tiny and really nothing special, but not horrible. The fries were ok, but a bit cold and soggy. The food might have gotten 2-3 stars for me, but they lost a star for charging for ketchup and onions. Why!? Each meager ration of ketchup was enough for maybe 2 fries! The other star gets taken away for that disgusting "Trainspotting" like restroom. It seriously smelled like death covered in ass. It was nasty. Seattle, you can have your Dick's! read more

What is better than some cheap, delicious dicks? Can be awkward saying that to a non-local of Seattle. read more

I don't frequent this location compared to others because I'm often grabbing some BBQ or grilled cheese nearby or cupcakes or gelato. But...when I want a yummy chocolate shake or ice cream sundae, it's hard to beat Dick's. I'll be real and say that I'm not a big "cash" person so that's another strike against me visiting, although I have been known to dig around the bottom of my purse looking for change to grab some fries. The fries. In general, I'm not a fan of the fries but sometimes, it's all the I can think about. Same with the burgers - since it's always Dick's way and not my way, I don't often grab have it there. I don't like people telling me what will or will not be on my burger. Okay, I do sometimes. Rarely. Almost never. But it happens. At times, a bunch of us will pile in a car late night, headed for Dick's. When we get there, we'll join others who have come for the same thing - cheap, good food, that is the stuff hangovers are made of. Dick's builds community in a really funny way. Long live Dick's! read more

My first visit to a Dick's drive-in was about 3 years ago around midnight on a Saturday. This place had been talked up to me like it was the best cheap place to get a burger in all of Seattle. The people watching was ... straight out of a scene from Idiocracy, I would swear. There was a 20-something woman hanging out with her friends and dragging her crying ~2 year old to get some food. Now, I did mention it was at midnight on a Saturday, right? Aside from the fact that this woman was dragging a 2 year old who was in desperate need for some sleep, she was yelling at this child because he was crying, and she was dropping F-bombs at this poor, tired, upset toddler. It was a train wreck. I couldn't help but stare. She tried to shame the kid by saying "Look, everybody's staring at you!" No, lady. NO. We were staring at *you* and not your kid. Well, we were staring at your kid too, but we were pitying that poor child. That's the Dick's Drive-In late night crowd for you, folks. I learned a few things about Dick's Drive In that night: 1) Don't try to ask for a special hamburger order. Such requests blow their MIND. 2) Don't ask for ketchup to go with your fries. Bring your own. These kinds of requests blow their MIND. 3) Think of it like the "Soup Nazi" episode of Seinfeld. Keep it simple. Pick out the onions and whatnot off your burger if you don't like them. Do NOT blow their mind with insane requests for things like mustard. That burger tasted SO much like a McDonald's $.99 burger to me. It was incredibly unimpressive. I could see how it was really a "drunk food" sort of joint though -- kind of like Taco Bell or Taco Cabana and Whataburger in Texas. Though to be fair, Whataburger blows this place out of the water any day -- drunk or sober. The milkshake was alright though. Congratulations, your milkshakes redeemed you 1 whole star. They also sell milkshakes to go that you can make at home. We have one in the freezer that we still haven't tried. So how did this place earn its spot in the Seattle Foodie 100? Alcohol and nostalgia. That's the only explanation. read more

This is an ALL-TIME CLASSIC spot!! I grew up in the 80's with Sir-Mix-A-Lot rapping about Dick's. The key is to order 15 tartar sauces and put it on every bite! You can't go wrong with anything you order. Enjoy!! read more

Alright. Let's just say it's been decades since I first had Dick's - several times in the now gone ASU location and once while on vacay with the fam. I was on business this time so I pulled right in and walked up to the counter. Simple ordering process. Burger, fries, shake. Nothing more to it. Friendly and fast service. Although I was a bit uncertain about where to actually eat the meal since I didn't see any tables so I dined al fresco in my rental car. (sorry Avis). I also wanted to take a nap afterwards. It was just as I remembered. Simple food freshly cooked. I probably would come back, too. read more

finally and after living in Washington State for 17 years, I found this Burger place. It was so great, the beef was great and so are the prices. Most of all, they don't serve any Pork products there which even made me happier as I don't eat Pork and I don't want my food even cooked next to it. I will be back....any time I feel like a Burger. read more

cheeseburger with fries. And by "with fries," I mean put the fries inside the burger. Meat and potato heaven! Doesn't get any better than this at 1:59 a.m. Except maybe if you throw in a hot fudge sundae. read more

Another Dick's location. It is the place that comes to mind when I realize that I'm starving, I didn't go grocery shopping, late night dining is considered to be "before 10pm" in this neighborhood, and I respect myself too much to go to Beth's and dine with hipster junkies. A burger might be just what I need to get me through the evening as they're good to go until 2am. Seriously though. No delivery after 10pm from.. anyone if it isn't Friday or Saturday? Is everyone gone to sleep to make sure they're ready to plow the fields in the morning and milk the cows? It is alright to stay up for a couple more hours, you know. You're not dead yet or ready to be carted off to a nursing home to watch Matlock all day long on the magical picture box. read more

Burger #58: Dick Dick's is fun. Dick's makes burger fast. Dick's is good for your mouth and belly. Dick's burgers are par. Dick's is far away in Seattle. I've had Dick's a few times. Lots of locals love Dick's. Safe to say, Seattle loves Dick. read more

The first time I went to Dick's I tried to get a Deluxe with no Mayo. They were like "we don't do special orders." I was like... "I don't like that decision at all, but I respect the hell out of it," and I got 2 regular cheeseburgers. Fast forward 10 years and I move to Seattle, down the street from Dick's. The burgers are hot and fresh, but no, this isn't Umami Burger or some gourmet fancy lad crap, it's just old-fashioned 2oz burgers. Probably pretty close to what McDonald's was before it was McDonald's(r). You can't compare it to Fat Burger or In-and-Out because it's doing something totally different burger-wise. The burgers are pretty good, with good salt seasoning and toasted style buns. There's enough bite there to tell you you're eating something a step above a McDonald's hamburger. It isn't exactly a transcendental experience, but late night, or when you're walking home from the bus stop... it's pretty excellent for what it is. The fresh-cut fries are totally polarizing. You either love them or hate them. They're basically the exact opposite of in-and-out's stiff fries, because these are soggy and greasy and salty. I love them, and there's real potato flavor there. Your mileage may vary. For what it is -- a burger shack -- Dick's totally deserves 4 stars. I gave Dick's an extra star because of the many moron reviews here. One is like "Dick's is as expensive as Fat Burger" Yeah, not really. Dick's cheeseburgers are $1.50, so a grown man should eat about 3, for $4.50, well below a King Burger. Second, some dummy was like "I could make a better burger at home!" Oh really? Well, congratulations, dumbass, so could anyone. If you can't make a better hamburger than Dick's at home, there's probably something wrong with you. The point of Dick's is that you're not at home, hand-grinding Kobe beef to grill at precisely 225F over hand-selected dry-aged applewood. You're drunk at 2am in the rain, or about to hop in the car and drive somewhere. Duh. PS In the interests of Science, I ordered a 1/4lb deluxe burger (with mayo). It was just a double burger with some lettuce and tomato. Not as good as the single burger. read more

Cheap, convenient, and hassle-free. Not a bad choice when I don't have the time to cook or when I'm tired of eating teriyaki. The shakes are the best tasting items, in my opinion, followed by fries, then the burgers. Surprised there's always a line outside of this place! Just moved here from California, so I liken this place to In N Out Burger in terms of menu simplicity, but not that close in terms of taste. Doesn't matter, I'll still make sure to take regular trips here after a rough day in class. read more

Ready to feast yourselves on a bag of dicks? Well, you've come to the right place. My good friend who is a local was so happy and excited to take me and Jon to this retro drive through burger joint this week. It's a Seattlite favorite and the food, and continuous, inappropriate dick jokes did not disappoint. You can't customize your burgers, so if you're GF or going the paleo/ low carb route, this trip might be your cheat meal. We ordered some of the burgers and shared some fries and washed it all down with a milk shake. The burgers were hot, tasty and gooey... who doesn't like a bag of cheap dicks? I was surprised that the line moved quite quickly and we didn't wait too long for our food after being ordered at one of the windows. The parking lot was a revolving door for people hungry for Dick's. Though it's no Shake Shack (I'm an East coaster), this was a delicious way to end our July 4th in Seattle. We were satisfied and we're glad to have tried a local favorite! read more

Nick: "Hi everybody!" Homer and Bart: "Hi Doctor Nick!" Nick: "Now there are many options available for dangerously underweighted individuals like yourself. I recommend a slow steady gorging process combined with assal horizontology." Homer: "Of course." Nick: "You'll want to focus on the neglected food groups such as the whipped group, the congealed group and the chocotastic!" Homer: "What can I do to speed the whole thing up, Doctor?" Nick: "Well...be creative. Instead of making sandwiches with bread, use poptarts. Instead of chewing gum, chew bacon, ..." Bart: "You could brush your teeth with milkshakes!" Nick: "Hey, did you go to Hollywood Upstairs Medical College too? And remember, if you're not sure about something, rub it against a piece of paper. If the paper turns clear, it's your window to weight gain. Paper so clear, you could use it in place of a windshield. I don't need a degree from Hollywood Upstairs Medical College to know these little greasy gems are the shit. Also what the hell do you want for a buck? Really. read more

What does heaven taste like? A Dick's Deluxe, with a side of fries, a chocolate shake, and a peppermint ice cream sundae with hot fudge. How do you improve upon perfection? Dip the burger IN the chocolate shake. For those squeamish about getting meat in their shake, Dick's delectably soggy fries go well with their creamy chocolate concoctions too. Other delicious permutations include fries and peppermint hot fudge sundae, and fries inside the Deluxe. Or all four at once. Would I feel so strongly about this Seattle institution were I not weaned on it? Possibly not. But I was, and I have faith that had I discovered the world's most trashy-fabulous diner later in life, I would love it no less. Oh, and I happen to be partial to the one on 45th, but they're all a little slice of heaven. read more

Dick's Drive-In - Fast Food Near Me - Seattle, Washington

This place brings back so many old school memories....this location is the late night spot after late night drinking or hitting the books studying at UW. Broke college students always had money for alcohol, top ramen and Dick's burgers. I was able go to this Dick's spot to get some greasy juicy burgers before hitting Wine World to do some serious drinking. Number 1 Rule if you drink is....to EAT so you can absorb the alcohol. My normal Dick's is the one on Broadway like Sir Mix-a-lot song. This place is still very inexpensive and always hit the spot with a nicely made juicy burger and quick service. I got 3 Specials, greasy fries, & two tarter sauce so I can share with my Yelp friends. Mission Accomplished! Ready to Drink some Wine... read more

I'm confused by all of the negative reviews... dude, it's Dick's. The ultimate sloppy, unhealthy, tasty drunk food. If you have a food allergy - don't eat here, if you're on a diet - don't eat here, if you're gonna be a Karen about it - don't eat here... this place has been open for 66 years serving the same grub it started with... for a reason. No substitutions... literally... so, just try it. Soggy fries aren't my fav either but they're like a dollar, it's quick, and I'm supporting Seattle business. Keep on flippin', Dick's. read more

Dicks is the best alternative in Western Washington for the greasy spoon cheeseburgers you find in middle of nowhere Eastern, Washington towns.. When in Seattle and craving a non healthy, greasy cheeseburger & french fries with some great tarter sauce... I'll definitely pick this place every time. Always have a mixture of people that show up that make people watching a definite show. Don't forget those days when you've had a few and need something to fill the stomach late at night, this place still fits the bill for anyone in this situation. A definite Seattle institution. read more

So after leaving an extremely disappointing party at about 12:30am last night my local friends decided to go to Dick's because I said I was hungry and could use some good food to make up for the lackluster house party. Dick's was highly recommended as it was close to campus and open late (til 2am I believe). NEVER AGAIN! I was told that its comparable to and quite possibly even better than the In N Out chain that thrives in my home base of Southern California! I got the deluxe with a side of onions, an order of fries and a vanilla milkshake. Because my friends said that its like In N Out, I was like yes! grilled onions on my burger please? And my simple request was quickly rejected by the order taker. :( We got home and I couldn't wait to try the burger and fries (I finished off the milkshake in the car... it was quite possibly the best part of the late night meal). The burger itself was bland and nowhere near the freshness of In N Out... the fries were soggy and limp... quite disgusting! Tonight's my last night in Seattle and I'm hoping to find a dim sum place for brunch, take a final tour of the city and then find a great Happy Hour place near campus... maybe search for another great LATE NITE food spot... and then its back to LA!!! read more

Dick's is an appropriate name for this place (excuse my slang) because the employees are always grumpy. My first experience here was when I was 8 years old and they refused to make me a plain cheeseburger. They could not just say, "sorry, we cannot make that for you". Instead they had to say it in a snotty way. How hard is it to make a plain cheeseburger?! And who is mean to an 8 year old? Years later, they still snottily deny me a plain cheeseburger. Yes, the food is cheap, but it tastes cheap. I really don't see the appeal of waiting outside in the cold, in a long line, only to be treated like crap and eat greasy, soggy fries in your car. AWESOME! Not. read more

I would call Dick's a guilty pleasure. It's greasy cafeteria style burgers...reminiscent of grade school. I'd like to be able to say that I never have cravings for Dicks, but, it is cheap and it is what it is. This has been a regular stop for our Underdog Sports volleyball team after a game. It's a good burger and shake opportunity... As for me, I'm honestly more of a restaurant burger and microbrew guy. I like to fool myself into thinking that if a burger is a little less greasy and if it has lettuce and red onions inside of it, it might be good for you. I'm not sure how true that is... But, when you don't compare apples to oranges, Dicks holds up pretty well. I still don't get why they charge for ketchup though... read more

My ex was in town last week. He came by to visit our daughter and take her out to run some errands. While they were out they picked up some Dick's burgers and fries to go. They brought me a deluxe with chz, some fries and a chocolate milkshake. I'm so sorry guys...I wanted to like it...but it really wasn't very good.The burger was ok in a limp ,greasy, mayonnaisy kind of way, the fries were like rubber....I used to own a cafe that made "real fries" ...there IS a trick to it, and they come out crispy and delectable. These were not even edible....the shake was supposed to be handmade, but it did that fastfood shake thing...? where instead of melting it just sort of deflates...? my daughter wanted a plain burger...no cheese, no condiments...but they won't make them that way.... I can see where I might like it if I were drunk...but I don't drink that much.... I am giving it 3 stars, for the sheer entertainment value of watching my ex-husband hold his head in his hands while our teenaged daughter runs around yelling "My dad loves Dick's!!" read more

I'm glad to have had the Dick's experience, and the nostalgic drive-in feel was nice, but I am never going back. The food quality was just not acceptable really, no matter how cheap or nostalgic this place may be. I can understand why college students might enjoy it for late night eats, but yeah, I have no idea how this place gets so much repeat business from anyone who isn't drunk or just absolutely stoned. Seriously, and I hate myself for typing this, but I would prefer a McDonald's Happy Meal compared to what I ate tonight... :/ read more

As an efficiency consultant, I love their business process. No special orders. Since every burger is the same, they can just make a whole bunch of each and slide them through the window. This means they can plow through a long lunchtime line in mere minutes. Five stars because there are NO TOMATOES by default! Yay! Tomatoes are disgusting. Somewhere else, if you request no tomatoes, they usually forget, and the slimy red veggie-fruit hybrid juice gets all up in my bun. Dick's saves me from this fate. The burgers are perhaps not the best burgers in the world, but they are cheap and warm and delicious. The shakes are also good, and surprisingly resilient given their price - if you stick one in the freezer overnight, then in the fridge for an hour, it tastes good as new well into the next day. They apparently treat their employees well, as they pay a lot and give college tuition stipends, even if you only work there for a summer. That's nice of them. Parking is challenging and potentially fatal -- cars just stop wherever there is a car-sized space, creating all sorts of interesting shapes. New drivers or anyone uncomfortable maneuvering their car with less than an inch on each side, please do not attempt this lot. Boo because they only take cash. I never, ever have cash on me. It makes me sad when I drive by Dick's and realize I have no cash on me, but then again, this has probably saved my waist from expanding 10 inches. read more

I'm glad I don't live in Seattle anymore because this could be a problem. Love this place. Definitely get the Deluxe because it comes with glorious, delicious cheese. This is a great, late-nite, drunk destination. Food is cheap and satisfying. Food comes out super fast. Condiments are extra but they only cost $0.05 for mustard, ketchup, and onions. Voted Most life changing burger joint on Esquire or something like that. http://www.esquire.com/blogs/food-for-men/dicks-drive-in-7210891 They pay their employees $10/hour to start! read more

High school was pretty shitty, but Dick's was good. College was cool, and we had this one class presentation where the "client" brought in Dick's and made us eat it. I'm 99% sure that it was to fatten us up before she destroyed us. Sort of a dick move, but it's probably more common than I'd guess, especially behind closed doors. And I didn't mind. Even though the pressure was palpable, eating Dick's feels like holding onto a tire in an ocean full of garbage. Probably helps with surviving puberty too. OH HAI ARE YOU HAPPY TODAY IT'S A GOOOOD DAY* *if you're eating Dick's **Yeah this review is trash, but if you're actually on Yelp looking up reviews for Dick's, then I don't know what to tell ya. Strong 4 outta 5 read more

Ugh, I'm just going to get this out of the way now. Yes, I am a native Californian douche who likes In-N-Out, but comparing the two is wrong and I will try to refrain from that sort of thing. Dick's is not a replacement for In-N-Out, and vice versa. They have a ridiculously cheap menu and you get what you pay for. The burger wasn't bad, it was just meat and bread and I've paid more for worse. Also, you are severely limited at Dick's. Get used to it, cause they don't care what you want/think/request. My biggest complaint (and Dick's biggest failure) are their french fries. I'm not sure how you can screw up potatoes and oil. They have every tool needed to make awesome french fries but somehow it never quite happens. Not sure if it's the type of oil they use or maybe the oil isn't hot enough but the fries arrived as tasteless, floppy, soggy, greasy and under-cooked lumps of starch. If it weren't so cheap I might actually be pissed. read more

I normally don't write reviews on here, but after reading some of these smug, uppity Californians take digs at a Seattle landmark (Richard's as I affectionately call it) and glorify a chain that sold out a long time ago, I had to take a stand. Let me break this down in 4 categories: Burgers: Dick's deluxe: Absolutely delicious. The sauce is great and they never skimp on the cheese. Very important, the flavor of the burger is never overpowered by the sauce. Important to note, In-n-out burgers come with onions and tomatoes, while Dick's's doesn't. I enjoy these, but they are not essential parts to my burger. If you feel strongly about these portions of the burger, your feelings may differ from mine. Double-double: Definitely a good burger, but a little dry (especially compared to the Deluxe) and doesn't have that extra flavor. Yes, I know about animal style, but please be honest, that sauce is gross and overpowers the natural flavor of the burger. Ordering animal style is the easiest way to tell that someone doesn't appreciate a good hamburger. Fries: In-n-Out: Not good. I give them credit for being fresh, but they are dry in my opinion. If I am ordering fries, I want them greasy. I honestly strongly prefer McDonald's or BK fries over In-n-out's. Also, one time I tried my fries animal-style. Just don't do it. Worst mistake of my life! Dick's: I've been all around the country and never have I seen an item of food as greasy and salty as Dick's fries. Advantage Dick's. Milkshakes: In-n-out: Pretty standard. I enjoy them, but never really stand out. Dick's: Freshly made , three flavors of goodness. One problem: only one size! As Marc Jackson would say, "Come on Dick's, you are better than that!" Let me get a large so I don't have to either (a) not get my craving for delicious shake fulfilled or (b) double fist the shakes and become the brunt of numerous jokes. I usually chose (b), but why should it have to come to that? Ambiance: In-n-out: Yeah, they have their secret menu which I do like, but that's about it. In-n-out is a huge chain with 221 locations and lacks the old school feel and local charm the Dick's maintains. Also, even when the restaurant is empty, I don't think I've ever gotten my food in less than 10 minutes and often it is 15-20 minutes. Dick's: As said before, does a much better job sticking to its old school feel and does not have that corporate feel that In-n-out has. I have to be a little critical as Dick's has been raising their prices like the own a gas station. I haven't ran the numbers, but I'm pretty sure they are not just accounting for inflation. Bottom line, the place is getting kind of expensive. Also, they charge for extra ketchup and tartar. As someone who doesn't like to skimp on the ketchup, this is kinda lame. Conclusion: 4-0 Dick's. When I am in Seattle, I never forget to grab a deluxe, fries, and shake at least once. Don't get me wrong, In-n-out is great and probably the best option here in San Francisco, but Dick's is superior. read more

I bet eating at Dick's is pretty comparable to having sex with a nasty ho. Before the act, you're excited and you enjoy the experience. As soon as you are done. You are full with regret and self-loathing. The burgers taste great but the meat quality is terrible. This place is to be avoided. read more

After rehearsing for 3 hours there is nothing like grabbing a Deluxe Burger, fries, and a chocolate shake before heading home. Being named Esquire Magazine's "Most Life Changing Burger" is really saying something, Yea, it's not wagyu beef, they only take cash, and it can be bit damp waiting in line in the Seattle drizzle, but It is hard to not stop and get my Dick's fix. You can't beat it for the price, and I think they make the best chocolate shakes in town. read more

Perfect food for midnight munchies. Don't come here for gourmet burgers. Dick's is Seattle's version of the In-N-Out burger. Nice and greasy burgers and fries with awesome milkshakes. I'd say In-N-Out burgers taste better than the burgers at Dick's, but the fries here are soooooooo much better than the ones at In-N-Out. Guess you can't have best of both worlds. Upside: - Open late to satisfy all your late night burger/fries/milkshake cravings - Quick turnaround time Downside: - Cash only - No seating area (except for the Queen Anne location) - Pay for ketchup (this is a problem for me because I usually use about a gallon of ketchup and don't want to pay 5 cents for 10 small containers that are impossible to eat out of) read more

Slightly gristly 2 oz patties, unmelted cheese product, shredded iceberg lettuce, mayo-relish sauce, heat-lamp buns. Let's not kid ourselves; this is a fast food burger. No better and no worse than what you get at the big chains. Not that that's a bad thing. McDonald's and the like hire armies of food scientists to design consistent, mostly-edible burgers they can pump out for $2. Dick's does the same thing on a smaller scale, with a fraction of the R&D budget. Fair enough. Three stars for that. The only thing saving Dick's from total obscurity is the nostalgia factor. It's been around for ages, and the employees are dressed like they fell out of an Archie comic. But the food is basically just McDonald's in a different wrapper. Spend the extra two bucks and go to Uneeda. read more

Dick's is like SO SEATTLE. No seriously, it's iconic for a reason. Tasty, cheap: burgers, fries, and a good old fashion shake. Take it for nothing more or less than this, but when you a craving a quick burger and fries, this is your place. Maybe I go to Dick's on off hours, but I never have to wait long, even if the lines look long. It's fast for a reason. Don't like the fact that they don't do substitutions on their burgers? Go to Burger King and "have it your way." I go to Dick's and have it their way: a special with their yummy tartar sauce, fries, and on occasion, a chocolate shake. So what if it's cash only? Its so cheap you can pay with quarters you find in your couch. The employees are very friendly and I love sitting on the curb or eating in my car drive up style. This is not for everyone, I know. But this is a place I'll take my grand kids someday and tell them about how I didn't have a car freshman year and would still walk my butt up to Dick's from the dorms on Campus Parkway. read more

Very good burger spot. I like the style and the staff was nice. Smaller burgers so most people could probably get away with two burgers, although I can see only getting one. Fries were very good and so was the tartar sauce for the fries. Didn't have any ice cream or shakes but I have heard they are very good. Worth checking out if you're into burgers that are not too fancy but still very good. read more

This is what Fast Food should be!!!! Hot Delicious Burgers, Fresh Cut Natural Fries, Thick Shakes all at a good price...There is a reason Dick's is a Seattle Landmark...They got it right in the '50's and kept it the same ever since...LOVE THIS PLACE :-) !!!!! read more

In fairness, I didn't actually eat there. I went up to the window to place an order and asked for one the way I like to eat my burgers. They looked at me like I was from Mars and told me they don't do special requests. I guess it's their way or the highway. So... I left. Too bad because I live super close. read more

If you live in Seattle, then you already know. Dick's specials or the Dick's deluxe are unique, just like Los Angeles has their Big Kahuna burger or the in-and-out burger. Ten bucks. You need ten bucks for lunch. For that price, you can get a deluxe, fries and a shake, or two specials, fries and a soda. And the shakes are actually milk-shakes made with milk and ice cream, and not from powder like, you know--MacDonalds or Burger King, etc. Don't bother with the debit card, they won't accept it. Only cash. They do it so they won't pass the extra 4% cost of the card onto you, their valuable customers. This location is absolutely nutty, as you have to pull in from North 45th Street, which is backed up from Stone Avenue all the way to the freeway, so waving the hands to say "thank you" is recommended to calm the tempers of the road ragers and angry drivers that ruin the commute for the rest of us. Best to come before 11:30 a.m. or after 1:30 p.m., because--well, I don't have to tell you, do I. read more