Most Loved$15.75Alaska Supreme
Three all-beef patties, bacon, cheese, special sauce, lettuce, tomato.


Classic burgers. Legendary shakes. Real American drive-in nostalgia, slung from a chrome counter on Cushman Street since 1972.

Down on South Cushman, past the snow drifts and the diesel-warm storefronts, a chrome-trimmed counter has been turning out hand-pressed patties and tall, frosted shakes for as long as anyone in Fairbanks can remember.
No pretense. No reinventions. Just real diner food cooked the way it ought to be — on a flat-top, by people who know your name.

16 or 32 oz mugs, swirled with the same single-flavor honesty as the day the blender first powered on. Add malt for an extra dollar's worth of nostalgia.





Slide into one of our crimson booths under the mural of '57 Chevys and small-town Saturday nights. The jukebox is loud, the neon is buzzing, and the kids' coloring books are stacked next to the ketchup. That's the whole pitch.







"Best burgers and milkshakes in Fairbanks. Period."
"Good service, good atmosphere, good prices on good food."
"Classic old-school diner experience. Feels like time travel."
"The Alaska Supreme ruined every other burger for me."
Look for the neon. Park out front. Bring the family. Ride home with a Styrofoam cup of root beer float wedged between the seats.
The flat-top is hot. The shake mugs are frosted. The neon's on.