Now that spring has finally come to Minnesota, many of the state’s most exciting dining experiences are opening up. Not only is it now time to break out the sunglasses for dinner by the water. But it’s also time to stop in at some of your favorite old fashioned drive-in restaurants. There are many to choose from in Minnesota, but one of our favorites is a northern Minnesota spot that has stood the test of time for many years. Gordy’s Hi-Hat in Cloquet, Minnesota, is a delicious drive-in that hasn’t changed in decades. Take a look:

Gordy’s Hi-Hat is a landmark of northern Minnesota. Many on their way up north make a point to stop here every summer. The address is 415 Sunnyside Dr., Cloquet, MN 55720.

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The restaurant has been open since, and not much has changed in the 59 years since it opened. It still draws crowds of happy travelers every night of the summer.

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Special events, like the annual classic car show, draw eve more crowds. There’s nothing more nostalgic than checking out old cars at a drive-in restaurant!

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As for the food, yum! All-American fare is the name of the game at Gordy’s, and you’d be hard-pressed to find anything better.

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You can expect quality food at Gordy’s. The burgers are hand-pattied, the fish is hand-battered, and the onion rings are made in-house!

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Whether you have a burger, a loaded hot dog, or just a mouthwatering order of onion rings, you’ll walk away satisfied.

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Don’t forget to wash your food down with a classic malt or float. It’s the perfect way to enjoy a warm summer evening.

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Gordy’s Hi-Hat recently opened for its 59th season. Next time you’re in the area, stop in for a nostalgic meal at this old-fashioned drive-in.

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Looking for more information about this landmark Minnesota restaurant? Take a look at the Gordy’s Hi-Hat website and Facebook page.

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