Drive-in plans to install rooftop tree Saturday
The Spot Drive-In, 2117 75th St., has new owners.
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A Christmas tradition will be renewed on Saturday.
The new owners of The Spot Drive-In, 2117 75th St., announced Wednesday that they are reinstating the rooftop Christmas tree atop the drive-in.
The public is invited to an official tree-lighting at 8 p.m. Saturday.
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Visitors can also try treats from the drive-in’s holiday menu, including peppermint chocolate milkshakes and cheesecake.
Robert and Peter Lee purchased the iconic drive-in this summer from the DuBois family that founded it in 1945.
The Lee family continues to operate with the same staff, hours and year-round schedule.
The menu has been enhanced to now include meatless options, and the drive-in will soon be launching an app for online ordering.
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