Zip’s Restaurant

About Zip’s Restaurant:

There Really Was A Guy Named “zip.” Robert “zip” Zuber Built His First Zip’s Drive-In With the Motto “thrift and Swift” in Kennewick Washington in 1953, Wisely Figuring To Serve the Workers, Scientists, and Their Families Coming To the Tri-Cities To Work in the New Nuclear Industry. Zip Knew They Would Be Looking for A Quick Meal At A Fair Price and Boy Was Zip Right, They Came in Droves for the Fresh-Off-The-Grill Hamburgers, Hand-Cut Halibut, Crinkle-Cut Fries Made Fresh and the Tartar Sauce Made From Scratch. Zip Built His Next Store, in Spokane, On North Division – an Immediate Hit With the Students At Nearby Gonzaga College. in 1958 he Sold the Store To Jake Vorrath Who Then Opened the Second Spokane Drive-In On This Site of the Well-Known, Gage’s Diner On Northwest Boulevard, he in Turn Sold the Store To Harold Laing, and the Division Street Store To the Drive-In’s Young Manager, Harold Fettig. Laing Passed Away in 1969, and His Wife Sold the Business To Ed Minor, A Nalley’s Potato Chip Salesman, Who Partnered With Don Kelly, A Wonder Bread Salesman. Fettig, Minor, Kelly Their Families and Former Store Managers Remain Operators of the Majority of the Zip’s Drive-Ins Today. There Really Was A Guy Named “zip.” Robert “zip” Zuber Built His First Zip’s Drive-In With the Motto “thrift and Swift” in Kennewick Washington in 1953, Wisely Figuring To Serve the Workers, Scientists, and Their Families Coming To the Tri-Cities To Work in the New Nuclear Industry. Zip Knew They Would Be Looking for A Quick Meal At A Fair Price and Boy Was Zip Right, They Came in Droves for the Fresh-Off-The-Grill Hamburgers, Hand-Cut Halibut, Crinkle-Cut Fries Made Fresh and the Tartar Sauce Made From Scratch. Zip Built His Next Store, in Spokane, On North Division – an Immediate Hit With the Students At Nearby Gonzaga College. in 1958 he Sold the Store To Jake Vorrath Who Then Opened the Second Spokane Drive-In On This Site of the Well-Known, Gage’s Diner On Northwest Boulevard, he in Turn Sold the Store To Harold Laing, and the Division Street Store To the Drive-In’s Young Manager, Harold Fettig. Laing Passed Away in 1969, and His Wife Sold the Business To Ed Minor, A Nalley’s Potato Chip Salesman, Who Partnered With Don Kelly, A Wonder Bread Salesman. Fettig, Minor, Kelly Their Families and Former Store Managers Remain Operators of the Majority of the Zip’s Drive-Ins Today.

Zip’s Restaurant is located at 1222 W Pullman Rd in Moscow, ID - Latah County and is a business listed in the categories Hamburger Restaurants, Restaurants/Food & Dining, Eating Places, Full-Service Restaurants, Limited-Service Restaurants, Casual Dining Restaurants, Sandwich Shop Restaurants, Snacks & Desserts, Dessert Restaurants, Fish & Seafood Restaurants and Seafood Restaurants. After you do business with Zip’s Restaurant, please leave a review to help other people and improve hubbiz. Also, don't forget to mention Hubbiz to Zip’s Restaurant.

Categories: Hamburger Restaurants, Restaurants/Food & Dining, Eating Places, Full-Service Restaurants, Limited-Service Restaurants, Casual Dining Restaurants, Sandwich Shop Restaurants, Snacks & Desserts, Dessert Restaurants, Fish & Seafood Restaurants and Seafood Restaurants

Price Rating: $

Meals Served: Dinner, Lunch, Breakfast, Brunch

Online Menu

Owner Verified

Location Features: Dine In, Take Out, Drive-Thru

Credit Cards Accepted: Mastercard, Visa, Discover

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