Weber’s Drive In

Cash only.
Relish burgers and root beer.
Fun place to grab a quick lunch bite.
Fast food yumminess!

finally decided to come here after driving by many times
first things first… CASH ONLY. got a cheeseburger, fries and a milkshake from here. the fries and shake were kind of small to be or maybe I’m just used to Five guys portion size. The vanilla milk shake was just what you need to wash down my burger and fries.
I definitely returned for the vanilla milkshake which was just as good as I remembered. So thick, so creamy, so tasty.

Good food (unless you are a health nut), and a fun place to bring family or friends. Burgers, Fries, and those Rootbeer Floats? Who wouldnt call this place heaven?

Holy black cow! Worst food ever. Had one bite of our grey burger and our black cow tasted like onions. My son asked for a pepto when we drove to find a new place to eat. It should be a drive-​by not drive-​in.

Grew up with this place. Would go for root beer floats, cheese fries, etc with the family. The food has never been great (not bad, just normal junk food), it’s mostly or the nostalgia. Glad it’s still open!

Quick and friendly service. Food was ok. Good for a quick bite with kids. The root beer was very good. Price was reasonable.

I always wanted to go to a drive thru or driving right now so I went to this restaurant. Was him burger I have ever tasted in my life horrible extremely horrible. But its been there for a long time so I thought I would give it a try. Just don’t do it.

Don’t forget to bring your cash for a great old-​time experience. They don’t take cards here. You won’t need much money though. The prices match the exterior: dated in a good way. All they need are roller-​skates to make this 1950’s-esque drive-​in spot complete.
The cheeseburger was $ 2.95 on a toasted bun with tomato & onion. The meat did look very iffy. Think prefab frozen patty. But the fries ($ 1.75) and the onion rings ($ 2.50) were quite good. The highlight of this place is of course the root beer floats! I think they were the «brown cow» on the menu ($ 3.15). Served in a chilled beer mug, the root beer has a great flavor. It’s not super-​carbonated, but it doesn’t come off as flat. Just different. It’s topped with soft-​serve vanilla ice cream.
This is just a fun spot for people in the mood for a little nostalgia or for families on a budget. The kids will love the thrill of the food being served on the car window trays. Especially nice if you have a sleeping baby in the back seat!

One slice of pork roll, you’ve got to be kidding me. They don’t even mix the milkshakes. They just dump custard in a cup. The size of the menu items doesn’t match the price. Where’s The Beef??? The waitress was pleasant.

Finally went here one night after driving by it everyday and always promising to go. I had the displeasure of ordering a cheeseburger and sweet potato fries and a milkshake, I forget what kind. The Cheeseburger was nasty. Point blank. If you had a five guys burger before and fries, then you’ll know what I’m saying. I can’t comment on the dogs, or anything else there.
I know some people on here like there burgers, I prefer a Five Guys or a Fuddrukkers burger. But that’s me. I can make a better burger then I can by at this place. I’ll do like I did prior. Just drive by!

How cute is this place? I went with my mom one night to check out the drive in experience. We parked and checked out the menu then flicked the car lights to indicate that we were ready. I got a pizza burger, cheese fries, and a root beer float (healthy right?). The waitress attached a tray holder to my window and food was very quick, tasty and greasy! Prices are very cheap, and food is above the level of drive thrus. Definitely recommend to folks traveling the white horse pike wanting good cheap greasy food and a fun experience!

Go for the experience and friendly wait staff. Great brown cows!
This is a pure nostalgia place, without being retro-​chic. Kids love it, the prices are good too.

Stopped in for lunch. Had a hot dog with mustard and sauerkraut and another hot dog with chili and onions which came on a hard roll. Big portions. Hot dogs were a little bland but overall okay.
The waitress was very pleasant. The prices were reasonable. Great place for the fun of it. I only wish they had something like this up in New York.

Anyone who lives in the area can tell you that not too many businesses along Route 30 have survived over the years. Weber’s is the exception and why? Well their root beer is hands down the best I’ve ever had. I used to come here a lot more back in the day due to the fact that almost every one of my friends worked here at some point. Get a black cow and you can’t go wrong. My only complaint is that I one time had a burger that was very salty. Maybe it was just a fluke.

Every time I’m on the east coast, this place is a must stop! Superb quality and you can’t beat the price. If you’re looking for hearty, all American classic food, this is the place to go.

I live in California and every time I visit family I HAVE to stop at Weber’s for an Orange Float! There is no better place! Friendly service and fair pricing!

Came here for a «frank» and a soda to go. They have a very extensive sandwich menu including a variety of different burgers, tuna, chicken, pizza slices, and even cheesesteaks, and sides of sweet potato fries, none of which I really expected from a drive-​in hot dog stand but I still ordered the classic hot dog and soda. Lunch set me back only $ 3 and change. Prices could not be beat.
The hot dog was delicious and the roll fresh and toasty. The homemade fountain style root beer was smoother than from the bottle and was greater than 50% less than you would pay at just about any other restaurant. It had a more natural taste, but only slightly less carbonated texture.
Depsite traveling by busy route 30 during the late lunch hour, there was no line or wait at all so I was served quickly.
Weber’s is open from 11 – 11 six days a week, closed Mondays. They only leave about half of the lights lit, which must be a savings in electricity and maintenance but I’m afraid it doesn’t do well to entice new customers to pull over. Existing customers probably would come back regularly because the food was better than I expected and quite addictive, actually. I’m thinking I could make this place a weekly habit. Cash only! — but absolutely affordable.

I went here a little over a week ago after a hot afternoon hike in NJ. My thought was to try one of their root beer floats, since I hadn’t had one in ages. Holy mother of brown cow goodness!!! The root beer was some of the best stuff I’ve had in years. And the ice cream was so so cold.
I had some sweet potato fries as well. They were very tasty, light and crunchy. If I’d been hungrier I would have hit them up for a burger or a cheesesteak, since their prices were very very reasonable.
If you want some good bad for you food at reasonable prices, go here.