Varsity
Debbie Discovers
Mar 10, 2021
1 min read
Updated: Jan 13, 2025
This is a classic Atlanta landmark!
61 North Ave, Atlanta, GA 30308
From their website!
"What’ll ya have… What’ll ya have?" There’s no friendlier greeting than the one you’ll receive when you step up to the counter at The Varsity. And that’s just the beginning of what makes The Varsity so special. There’s not a faster, fresher, or more fun-filled dining experience like it anywhere! Gordy family-owned and operated since 1928, The Varsity is a downtown Atlanta institution, and The World’s Largest Drive-in Restaurant.
Visiting The Varsity before a big game, or anytime for a quick, delicious meal is more than just dining out, it’s experiencing an iconic part of Atlanta’s culture. Now, with six locations and growing, The Varsity is the nearly ninety year-old fun place to eat that keeps getting better with age.
I use to teach across the street from here. Even at age 2 kids new how to say Varsity! I would take them over for an orange Frosty on their birthdays for a special treat!
INSIDE / DINE IN HOURS:
Mon - Thu 11 am - 6 pm
Fri, Sat, Sun 11 am - 8 pm
DRIVE-THRU HOURS:
Sun - Thu 11 am - 8 pm
Fri, Sat 11 am - 9 pm
Closed on Easter, Thanksgiving and Christmas. We close at 6:00 pm on Christmas Eve.
We are only accepting credit/debit cards at this time, no cash payments.
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