Abandoned DAIRY TREET Drive - In!! Victoria, Texas

[@mikemiller5281]

Awesome

[@Abandoned-t3v]

Yes it is and it's vintage

[@45AMT]

We had one here in Sumter called Dairy Cream. It was opened in 1949 but closed about 5 years ago. The building was taken over by another restaurant. It was a walk up old fashioned place. Tiny building. You got a good eye. Hope ya'll have a good Christmas.

[@Abandoned-t3v]

Thanks for sharing your story. Sounds like a great place

[@leticiasingleton4186]

My hometown is in FALFIRRIAS in Brooks County one nite me and sis and brother walked to this Burger place I can't recall the whole name but it was like a Dairy something I'm telling u their burgers was sooo good and juicy the burger did not taste like todays burger from anywhere the year of this was bk on the1970s their rootbeer soda tasted better than the ones today . The burger basket was 2.50 I mean this food was delicious todays burgers are not the same ya.i love this video takes me bk to those good ole burgers thank u Sr. for this video.💙🥰🥰🥰🥰☀️🌻😊😊👍

[@Abandoned-t3v]

Thanks for sharing you are welcome

[@patrickmcgoldrick8234]

I always imagine what it had to be like,the atmosphere,the vibe the fashion,the cars,and trucks,the people,I always seem to think about these things when I look at closed business es,and old commercial buildings.Thank

[@Abandoned-t3v]

@@patrickmcgoldrick8234 you're certainly welcome I also think about them things pulling up in a 1957 Chevrolet in a drive-in with my wife having a shake and a hamburger listen to the old Elvis music I miss the times

[@Michael-v4w9i]

I remember these places growing up in the 80s

[@Abandoned-t3v]

@@Michael-v4w9i I love them

[@pattygregory9018]

I like the sign too. Enjoyed the video

[@Abandoned-t3v]

I appreciate it Patty means a lot to me I love these vintage places this is definitely 1950s they don't make them like this anymore

[@TheWALLofMusic]

Loved the video. Especially the sign by the road.Those prices on the menu board are really high!

[@Abandoned-t3v]

@@TheWALLofMusic yeah they were

[@vwoklahoma1248]

"We love the idiots" had me cracking up. Nice place.

[@Abandoned-t3v]

Thank you yeah idiots make me laugh too

[@Abandoned-t3v]

The Dairy Treet Victoria Texas closed down a year ago two structural problems now they have discovered the the foundation is cacked they'll have to remodel it and rebuild it from the top to the bottom

[@MikeFerris-b1n]

I sure hope this place opens up again soon. Too vintage

[@Abandoned-t3v]

I think the problem is they don't have the money to fix the building the foundation all that's messed up on it it's a shame that sad you're right to Vintage

[@colinmccormick7925]

Awesome video

[@Abandoned-t3v]

@@colinmccormick7925 thanks

[@RyGuy0520]

You've been finding alot of interesting places lately! It reminds me of loders shake shop in royalton ohio

[@Abandoned-t3v]

@@RyGuy0520 I have more videos coming yes it's very unique to me it's across from a Dairy Queen maybe like a Tastee Freez or a Sonic I appreciate you watching my videos

[@MannyQuacioua]

If the foundation is f-ked down it goes!

[@Abandoned-t3v]

Probably why it's never reopened way too much money to fix it it'll say abandoned for the rest of time

[@AzariahRyan789]

This place reminds me of a combination of Sonic and Dairy Queen with some of the aesthetics Too bad this place is kinda hurting with the structural problems, I would imagine it must have been a decent place to get some food.

[@Abandoned-t3v]

Yes it's a very unique place yes it does look like a Sonic Dairy Queen combination of it I bet they had the best food I would have loved to try one of their hamburgers

[@45AMT]

What a shame!

[@Abandoned-t3v]

Yes it is

[@davestrang8585]

That sign needs to find a new home🎉

[@Abandoned-t3v]

I would agree

[@Abandoned-t3v]

How freaking cool that I found this

[@marcusharley3064]

I'm a 59 yr old man, I grew up in the east side of Austin. There was a Pool hall/grill/bar in our barrio for 50 yrs. I seen riots, suicides, murders, and lots of awesome nights. It was our home, away from home, our second home. We literally were there everyday. We ate there, played pool, pinball machines, then pac man, and other video games . The owners finally got too old to run it, and shut it down in 1991. It sat abandoned for yrs, then when they demolished it, I went and gathered a few masonry rocks that were part of the walls. And there was a sign in the form of an arrow, with bulbs still standing. I took the sign home, and later, I used the stones/masonry rocks, in the walls of my home.

[@Abandoned-t3v]

@marcusharley3064 thanks for sharing you've seen a lot me too appreciate you watching

[@davidgill-d8q]

Was there is there food any good?

[@Abandoned-t3v]

@@davidgill-d8q don't know

[@marcusharley3064]

I'm a 59 yr old man, I grew up in the east side of Austin. There was a Pool hall/grill/bar in our barrio for 50 yrs. I seen riots, suicides, murders, and lots of awesome nights. It was our home, away from home, our second home. We literally were there everyday. We ate there, played pool, pinball machines, then pac man, and other video games . The owners finally got too old to run it, and shut it down in 1991. It sat abandoned for yrs, then when they demolished it, I went and gathered a few masonry rocks that were part of the walls. And there was a sign in the form of an arrow, with bulbs still standing. I took the sign home, and later, I used the stones/masonry rocks, in the walls of my home. The concrete foundation is still there, I'm going to pay someone to go cut out a section, so I can turn it into a bench for my front porch. The same section, where I sat many hours, for yrs, looking down the street, waiting for my homeys to come hang out. 😢😢😢😢😢😢

[@Abandoned-t3v]

Austin can be very rough I wouldn't live there for nobody Houston can be rough Dallas ain't no better