The Sycamore Restaurant

09/19/2025

https://www.tastingtable.com/1845263/drive-in-restaurants-visit/

Drive-in restaurants are still found across the U.S. If you want a taste of nostalgia and a root beer float, then here are the best drive-ins you should visit.

04/06/2023

01/28/2023

Celebrating 75 years in continuous operation 😎

05/25/2022

All cleaned up for 2022!
Time to get those cars out of the Garage and Cruise to The Sycamore for a bite!

11/03/2021

https://doyouremember.com/97757/best-drive-in-restaurants-america

Learn where to head for some of the best nostalgic '50s drive-ins still open in the United States. These look so fun to visit on a road trip!

07/12/2021

Please vote for The Sycamore for Best Burger!

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Round 1 of our readers poll is now open! Nominate your favorite things about Connecticut here.

05/31/2021

Check it out!

One of the best parts about being on the road in Connecticut is stopping at a drive-in for a quick but tasty meal. The state has many such spots, but here are 8 of the most tried and true. Just be sure to check with each location before venturing out, as hours may change due to COVID-19.

04/22/2020

We made Best Root Beer Float !

Connecticut-style hot dogs, burgers, pizzas and lobster rolls await.

01/10/2020

Living Sycamore Drive-In: A Taste Of Nostalgia Published: Jan 10, 2020 07:00 AM Print Tweet Email Text Size For more than 70 continuous years, the Sycamore Drive-In Restaurant has been drawing crowds from Bethel, Newtown, and surrounding towns. The 75-seat dining spot has maintained an aura of “ye...

12/18/2019

See ya tomorrow!

Many things have changed over the last fifty years, but don't bother mentioning that to the Sycamore . The diner and carhop in Bethel, CT has been serving the same burgers, root beer floats and fries since 1948. While our dining habits have ebbed and flowed from those early carhop days,

11/22/2019

With four bookstores, a quirky movie theater and easy access to Huntington State Park, the little hometown of P.T. Barnum packs a showman’s punch.