As is often the case with iconic restaurants, the food speaks for itself and is a flavorful indication of how a restaurant attains “icon” status in the first place. This positively rings true for a small, roadside drive-in restaurant in Logan; however, this famous establishment is also known for their honk-when-you-need-us (friendly!) curbside service.
Once you’ve pulled off the highway and into the parking lot at Morrison’s Drive Inn, their famous Chicken in a Box (and more delicious American food) is only a honk away.
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Morrison’s has been around since 1947 and has been a regular stop for locals and passersby for so long, it’s a landmark on the main thoroughfare in this friendly (and tiny) town of fewer than 1,700 residents.
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In addition to fried chicken that just may BE better than Mom used to make, the menu at Morrison’s is quite extensive and includes something for everyone — and then some!
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Sandwiches, dinner combos, finger foods (think jalapeno poppers and cheese sticks), salads, and thick and creamy milkshakes are enough to keep you coming back again and again until you’ve tried them all!
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The hot dogs are among our most favorite!
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Have you already discovered the goodness at Morrison’s Drive Inn in Logan??
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If not, remember to honk for curbside service — and try to refrain from ordering one of everything on the menu board on your very first visit!
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Ready to check it out? Food is a delicious reason to take a road trip!
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Morrison’s Drive-Inn Restaurant is located at 126 Stollings Ave., Logan, WV 25601. It’s open seven days a week from 11:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Learn more from (and follow) the official Facebook page!
Want another reason to visit Logan? Most People Don’t Know Chief Logan State Park Has A Hidden Railroad Museum!
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