Leon's Frozen Custard Stand
On a recent trip to Oshkosh, WI, we made the mandatory stop at Leon's Custard Stand. This my be the real "Custard's Last Stand." The story of Leon's below is from their web page. We went on December 31 to get a quart of the custard ice cream as well as a cone and a glass of homemade root-beer. Delicious! Here is a link for the menu.
Leon's Frozen Custard |
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The Leon's Tradition... In the Spring of 1947, Leon's of Oshkosh opened its doors and started serving the public our fresh frozen custard and homemade sandwiches. Friendly carhops greeted you as you drove into our lot to be served.
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God Bless, Christine & Michael Schraa |
![]() Leon's at 121 W. Murdock is the nostalgic granddaddy at age 57 and is only two years younger than the famous Milwaukee Leon's that inspired the drive-in concept for "Happy Days", a TV series based on 1950's life in Milwaukee. The youngsters who came here 50 years ago are now grandparents bringing their grandchildren - and probably reminiscing with them. The drive-in, still serving patrons with carhops, has the original menu - joosburgers (a special recipe sloppy joe style sandwich), hot dogs, hot beef and chili dog's. They're not fried or grilled; they're still steam cooked. "Our menu hasn't changed in 50 years. We haven't had to be like a McDonald's or a Hardee's and Burger King." We believe the carhops are a nice alternative to drive through. They work well because patrons need only drive up and turn off their engines, and relax. "People love coming to our place and just sitting and watching people." "We've even seen families come in groups and bring lawn chairs for sitting and watching." |