Nu-Way Drive In

"For an old-fashioned diner experience, this is it! Loose meat sandwiches (like Maid-rite?) were very good. Onion rings are excellent. Interesting old photos on the walls. Service was excellent and super friendly staff."

"I am personally not a fan of loosemeat burgers and I would have preferred more seasoning. This is simply my preference, but the staff was great and the historic photos create a great atmosphere. If you are thick, the booths will be a little tight, but they have "bar" seating."

"I understand this is a historical restaurant in this town, but the food that was served here is a bad and way overpriced. I went with 3 other people who were all as highly disappointed as me. I got the famous loose meat burger and the should change that to the famous sawdust burger if it wasn't for the pickle and mustard it wouldn't had tasted like anything at all and the meat was like beef dust. I don't even know if it was hamburger or even beef because there was little to no shape to it and tasted like mustard. I have been putting off going here for a long, long time because I never saw the appeal of getting a sloppy joe without the sloppy part. There's no way I would ever go back nor suggest anyone waste their time or money there."

"The concept is like Maid Rite, but taste nothing like it. Gross, I could not even finish the sandwich, the meat color is a very light tan. The fried mushrooms were gross as well. I usually give a restaurant, another chance, but no thank you."

"Fun little vibe to the place but the food is sorely disappointing. The Nu-Way (loose meat) burger is maybe 2 tablespoons of unflavored meat on a Walmart white bun. Onion rings, 3 small pieces of cod, and fries are your standard frozen stuff bought in. I’ll then overcooked in rancid grease. A burger with onion rings, fish with fries, and 2 beverages came to $30, which is ridiculous. The service was super friendly, though."