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Ted's Frostop

3.9 (143 reviews)
InexpensiveBurgers
Open • 7:00 am - 5:00 pm
Updated 2 months ago

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TED'S FROSTOP ATMOSPHERE

What's the vibe?
Moderate noise
Casual
Good for kids
Good for groups

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Sakinah P.

Busy nifty fifty style American restaurant serving breakfast and lunch with great milk shakes. Perfect for friends and family

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Lee-Lee Y.

The Food is very good, and the customer service was great. Coffee is self serve, and when your order Is up, you pick up

Jennifer U.

Save the Frostop. 1955 rare architecture. Fun stop. Amazing root beer, grits, eggs, and poboys. You will love it.

I feel like I've been transported through time to the 1950's!
Fred M.

What a fun place! Ted's caught my eye yesterday when I was driving by and I knew I had to stop in. I'm so glad I did. Ted's Frostop opened in 1955 by Ted Sternberg when he returned home after the Korean War. It is a classic 50's drive-in. When you pull-in you feel like you've been transported back in time. If this isn't a national landmark - it should be. They offer a nice variety of food for breakfast and lunch. Burgers and Po' Boys are popular items. I strongly encourage you to get the Root beer Float. It is delicious! Service is friendly, and prices are reasonable. I can't wait for my next visit.

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Dirk R.

Root Beer lovers, are you looking for an original American diner? This is it. Make sure you have the root beer, it is as good as they say! Angus Burger, Chicken Strip Basket, Roast Beef and lots of Root Beer. You won't be disappointed.

Geoff M.

Solid burger joint with great root beer. Big picture--it's a busy location so you may need to wait for a table inside, but on nice days you can sit outside.

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Von W.

Stopped in the other day for breakfast and it brought back a lot of nostalgic memories. I can't believe Frostop is still standing amidst the pandemic. Service was outstanding. The cashier/host was professional, personable, attentive and made us feel at home. She even came from behind the counter to our table to hand me a replacement pepper shaker because she saw me struggling to get pepper out of the shaker we had. We ordered shrimp and grits and two orders of pancakes and bacon. Hats off to the chef, this short, middle-age, black lady hovering over the grill. The shrimp and grits were well-seasoned and hit the spot. The accompanying buttermilk biscuit was buttery and oh so fluffy and moist. I'm getting a breakfast biscuit next time! My family enjoyed their fluffy pancakes. I had a bite of the bacon and it was crispy and flavorful. The restaurant was clean and not too dated. We got there just in time because the breakfast crowd--service workers, first responders, retirees--started to pour in shortly after we ordered and the line had reached the door. We should be intentional about visiting regularly.

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Brittany S.

Teds is one of our daily breakfast spots. The employees remember us and always treat us like family. I tried a turkey club (off the menu item) and it was yummy! The fries at Ted's are so dang good I find myself craving them over pancakes on some Sunday mornings.

Root Beer Float
Paul C.

Discovered Ted's via the movie The Hit Man, decided to go. Food was great, big burgers, generous portions and our gal that took our order was spectacular! The Root beer float is a must!

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Robby S.

A legendary burger joints across from Tulane university that has incredible burgers and fries in the best, name steak root beer... Ted's Frostop which is incredible. Take you up a Lotta burger and fries and don't forget the root beer but you also can't go wrong with the milkshakes.!

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Everything on the menu is a perfect diner breakfast. Always choose the biscuit. You're welcome.

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An old staple of New Orleans. Good and cheap eats. Burgers and fries are always a good pick.

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Great reliable breakfast. Friendly staff. I always look forward to going. My go to spot, especially now that Trolley Stop is no longer.

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