Delgadillo's Snow Cap

About the Attraction

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A stop at Delgadillo’s Snow Cap on Route 66 promises a whimsical and nostalgic experience. Here’s what to expect:

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• Playful Atmosphere: Built in 1953 by Juan Delgadillo using scrap lumber, this historic eatery is famous for its quirky décor, humorous signs, and vintage car out front, creating a lighthearted and memorable roadside stop.
• Classic American Fare: Enjoy classic diner favorites like burgers, milkshakes, and homemade tacos, all served with a side of good-natured jokes and friendly banter from the staff.
• Route 66 Landmark: As one of the most iconic and photographed spots on Route 66, the Snow Cap embodies the spirit of Americana and the enduring charm of the Mother Road.

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It’s a must-visit for travelers seeking a taste of Route 66’s unique history and fun-loving roadside culture.