Kitschy drive-in with eclectic Route 66/Americana decor & a classic menu of burgers, malts & shakes.
Hours
| Friday | 10 AM–6 PM |
| Saturday | 10 AM–6 PM |
| Sunday | 10 AM–5 PM |
| Monday | 10 AM–6 PM |
| Tuesday | 10 AM–6 PM |
| Wednesday | 10 AM–6 PM |
| Thursday | 10 AM–6 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 301 AZ-66, Seligman, AZ 86337
Phone: (928) 422-3291
Website: https://www.facebook.com/Delgadillos-Snow-Cap-419894931438847/
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Related Web Results
Delgadillo’s Snow Cap | Seligman AZ – Facebook
Delgadillo’s Snow Cap – Seligman, Arizona
Delgadillo’s Snow Cap Drive-In – Wikipedia
Reviews
What stood out
• The exterior and setting immediately catch your eye: a quirky 1950s-drive-in look, vintage cars, playful signage and a strong sense of fun and nostalgia. 
• The staff match the vibe: friendly, humorous and willing to play with little jokes (in a good way) making the visit more than just a meal. 
• The menu is simple but satisfying: burgers, hot dogs, shakes and ice-cream. We tried a shake (highly recommend!) and the food held up well. 
• It’s a perfect “road stop” – fun photo opportunities, atmosphere, character. A good addition to a road-trip itinerary. 
A few caveats
• It gets busy: since it’s iconic, expect some line for ordering. If you have limited time, be aware. 
• The food is good, but not gourmet fine dining; if you’re expecting high-end cuisine, this isn’t it — it’s casual, fun, classic drive-in style. 
• Bring cash (or check payment terms): some reviews mention small surcharges for card payments. 
Summary
If you’re passing through Seligman and looking for a place that offers charm, personality and simple but enjoyable food — Delgadillo’s Snow Cap is absolutely worth the stop. For a relaxed, nostalgic break with more character than many chain restaurants, this is a winner.
Would definitely go back next time I’m in the area.
We ordered cheeseburgers, a grilled cheese, fries, a chili dog, and a chocolate shake. Unfortunately, the food didn’t match its charm.
Cheeseburgers: Juicy, but the buns were dry and barely warm. The whole burger was just warm at best.
Fries: Overcooked or overheld, warm, dry, and very crisp.
Chili Dog: Hot, but light on the chili.
Grilled Cheese: My daughter enjoyed it.
Chocolate Shake: Made with soft serve, chocolate syrup, and milk. Tasted watered down (or milked down, I suppose).
Overall, the service was good but it was an okay experience. The food could have been better, at the very least hot, considering how slow it was. The site itself is worth the visit. The food? I’m not so sure. Definitely not worth the price.
Rt 66 is known for having little quirky things everywhere. Well, there would be no Rt 66 if there were no Delgadillos – they are literally responsible for obtaining the historical designation for Rt 66. This is Rt 66’s heart; its still beating strong. Highly recommend!!!
Otherwise, definitely worth a stop if you’re along Rte 66. The service is wonderful! They take their time and are kind and thoughtful, something so rare nowadays. So glad we made the stop!