Taylor's Freez King

I didn't get the historical aspect. Strange atmosphere. Black and white tv in the corner playing The Munsters. Only had a vanilla cone that was good. While I didn't have a hamburger they didn't look like anything special.

This place is an historical landmark in Gassville.  It's been here longer than I can remember (at least since the 60's if not before).  In its earliest configuration, it was a drive-in with car hops and walk-up windows, but no inside seating or access.  Then there was a small addition added on the front which allowed for just a very few booths to be put in, along with a pinball machine in the corner.  A later expansion allowed for more indoor seating and a section for housing movies on VHS for rent and a pool table.

With the exception of ever-rising prices due to ever-rising costs, the menu is much the same and contains the same selections as always, along with a few new items added now and again.

The burgers are magnificant.  They're the best in town, and some of the best ever.  The shakes are also outstanding.  They have a loyal customer base and will undoubtedly be around for a long time still to come.  I hope they never change their food.  It's great.