bigbob
102 posts
Nov 17, 2009
9:22 AM
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Was there a such place or am i losing my mind. They were like a White Castle?
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newsnot
167 posts
Nov 17, 2009
9:42 AM
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bigbob,
wasn't scotty's the same as sandy's? there were a few in dayton.
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JeffN
268 posts
Nov 17, 2009
2:50 PM
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There was a chain called Scottie's, but I don't recall any in the Dayton area...
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maxed out
120 posts
Nov 18, 2009
10:35 AM
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There was a Scotties in Xenia maybe late 60's on the rough east end..They were very similar to White Castle but not as good. In my young days I could eat maybe 10 of the burgers.
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Sgot
6 posts
Nov 22, 2009
5:20 PM
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I'm not 100% certain, but I think there may have been a Scottie's on N. Dixie, across from the high school in Vandalia.
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mem
34 posts
Nov 24, 2009
5:44 PM
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Sgot - You're right about the Scottie's in Vandalia. It set empty for some time after they closed and then was opened as CB Radio Hospital by Mike T. It is now a boat accessory dealer.
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RCINKY
11 posts
Dec 05, 2009
6:59 PM
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There was also a Scotties in Brookville. My girlfriend worked there and smelled strongly of grilled onions after work. It would get in her hair...but then again I guess I did too, cause she dumped me right around then. Smart girl!
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Doug68
46 posts
Dec 14, 2009
6:21 AM
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There was a Scotties in front of the Englewood Plaza(Englewood) in the early 1970's. It was managed by the father of some kids who went to Northmont. Everyone referred to it as "Snotties." I thought the small hamburgers were better than White Castles.' The building is long gone.
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Jag13
2 posts
Dec 18, 2009
5:33 PM
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There was a Scottie's in Beavercreek on N Fairfield Rd just north of Dayton-Xenia Rd back in the early 70's. It switched to Bud Frantz's Restaurant. Now it is El Toro.
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pamelakrest
4 posts
Jan 10, 2010
12:57 PM
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There used to be a Scotties in West Carrollton, I worked there during my final yrs at West Carrollton high school.
I made (seemed like) millions of those little burgers haha ppls bought them by the bagful.
Pam
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driderman
2 posts
Jan 15, 2010
8:33 AM
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yes there was a scottie's. The hamburgers tasted just like white castle. There was one on Gettysburg ave. down the road by the old Goldman's department store.
The house of wheat funeral home sits on the site where it use to be.
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Bill68
90 posts
Nov 03, 2010
6:35 PM
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There was a Scottie's on N. Dixie 1/2 block N of Maggie's on the other side of the street.
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carole price
4 posts
Nov 06, 2010
10:29 AM
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I remember Sandy's on Airway Road when the hamburger's were 15 cents in the 60s. My family did most of its shopping there. My mother worked as a sales lady at Airway Fashions in the '70s. One summer when I was on break from WSU (and had worked at WSU as office staff and work/study student) my mother got me a job at Airway Fashions. After two days of doing stock work in the back room, I almost knocked the owner aside to get out of the store -- clothing retail was the hardest work I had ever done.
Last Edited on 6-Nov-2010 1:11 PM
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Bob45
6 posts
Nov 09, 2010
3:16 PM
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There was a Scotties in Kettering on Marshall Road. There was a tornado in the 60s' that went across Marshall Rd and wiped out the restaurant. It was located beween Stroop Rd and Devon on the east side of Marshall Rd.
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victoryopera76
11 posts
Nov 09, 2010
8:05 PM
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The one in West Milton was a great spot to sit and fill up on those tiny little burgers, loved it!!!
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icsalum
57 posts
Nov 10, 2010
7:37 AM
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Bob45 - The Hamburger stand on Marshall, near Stroop
was a Sandy's. My granma lived near there, and from
1965-1969, we chowed down on double cheese-burgers.
I loved that stand.
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griff73
3 posts
Nov 14, 2010
4:54 PM
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There was one in Miamisburg also. I think the bldg is still open as a little place called "The Koffee Kup". Still serving pretty good breakfast last I was there
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flikhem
2 posts
Nov 19, 2010
3:20 PM
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"I'm not 100% certain, but I think there may have been a Scottie's on N. Dixie, across from the high school in Vandalia."
The one I know of on N. Dixie was across from Ontario's. My dad always just called it "The 14ยข hamburger joint." Very different tasting, and better, than White Castle as I recall.
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