Schoop's Hamburgers
700 W Lincoln Hwy
Chicago HeightsIL60411
Payment Methods: Visa, MasterCard
Open
- Sunday
- 11:00am-10:00pm
- Monday
- 11:00am-10:00pm
- Tuesday
- 11:00am-10:00pm
- Wednesday
- 11:00am-10:00pm
- Thursday
- 11:00am-10:00pm
- Friday
- 11:00am-11:00pm
- Saturday
- 11:00am-11:00pm
- Average Rating
- Total Reviews
- (12)
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0
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Description
Hot Dogs, Hamburgers, Etc, Hamburgers Hot Dogs Etc
Tips
Know Before You Go: This place gets crowded at lunchtime on the weekends, so plan ahead and come early.
Know Before You Go:
This place gets crowded at lunchtime on the weekends, so plan ahead and come early.
Editorial Reviews
Indiana transplant that flips burgers for every kind of Joe in a colorful, '50s flashback setting.:
In Short
This diner-style restaurant with black and white-checked floors, red booths and an unmistakable cursive sign, brings in families with tots in droves. While some come for the hot...
This diner-style restaurant with black and white-checked floors, red booths and an unmistakable cursive sign, brings in families with tots in droves. While some come for the hot...
Indiana transplant that flips burgers for every kind of joe in a colorful '50s-flashback setting.:
In Short
This diner-style restaurant with black- and white-checked floors, red booths, an unmistakable cursive sign and distinctive meaty scent, brings in families in droves. While a few...
This diner-style restaurant with black- and white-checked floors, red booths, an unmistakable cursive sign and distinctive meaty scent, brings in families in droves. While a few...
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Do you own Schoop's Hamburgers? Contact us to connect with your diners.
Do you own Schoop's Hamburgers? Contact us to connect with your diners.
In 1948, Allen Schoop created a formula for transforming fresh, made-to-order ground beef into what one newspaper calls the finest hamburger this side of the moon. Itac2s the same formula that Schoopac2s restaurants use today. From a modest site in Hammond, Ind., Schoop sold the first burgers for 15 cents apiece, taking in $2000 in the first month. The original menu had burgers, French fries,...
