Love for Dick’s is a badge of Seattle-born authenticity—or something to decode for transplants who can’t understand why people freak out over a burger chain with less-than-crisp fries and no seating. Either way, the chain has stoked our appreciation and fed us burgers since 1954. And man, do people have opinions.
The Dick’s experience is full of delightful idiosyncrasies (no substitutions, charging extra for condiments). But the actual restaurants are intentionally uniform. That didn’t stop us from ranking the region’s eight Dick’s Drive-In locations, on the eve of the ninth one opening July 27 in Federal Way. (And, no, the Dick’s Hamburgers in Spokane isn’t
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