Call 860-688-9035
Hours
Grill
Mon-Fri: 7am-7pm
Saturday: 8am-7pm
Sunday: 11am-3pm
Deli
Mon - Fri 7am-3pm
Saturday: 8am-3pmSunday: Closed
Email to order lunch by 9:30 am
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Bart's Drive In Restaurant55 Palisado Ave
Windsor, CT 06095
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October 31, 2005Happy Halloween!
Don't forget to pick up some Halloween candy for giving out tonight!
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PIE AND COFFEE HOSTESS PACKSGoing to a dinner party? Bring a fresh baked pie and pound of coffee! Order this week for the holidays for only $22.99
Choose from Swiss Chocolate Almond, Apple, Pumpkin, Pecan, Sweet Potato Crunch and Fruit of the Forest pies
And choose regular, decaf, or half-and-half coffee!
Also includes a lovely little fall-themed cookie cutter filled with chocolate!
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SPECIALS OF THE WEEK
Soup of the Day
Monday
- Carrot & Ginger
- Chicken Sausage Gumbo
Tuesday
- Chicken & Dumpling
- Cream of Broccoli
Wednesday
- Pasta Fagoli
- Roasted Chicken & Vegetable
Thursday
- Split Pea & Ham
- Country Chicken
Friday
- New England Clam Chowder
- Cream of Asparagus
Sandwich Special
Portabella Mushroom Burger with lettuce, tomato, red onion and blue cheese dressing
Salad Special
Mandarin Salad - Bed of lettuce, Chinese noodles, mandarine oranges, walnuts, mango dressing and a fortune cookie.
Dessert Special
Old fashioned brownie
Remember...if your order is over $15.00 and ordered before 10:30 AM we will deliver!
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COFFEE TRIVIA |  | |
Back when Hwy. 30, the "Lincoln Highway," in Bedford, Pennsylvania was the main NYC-SF artery, diversions like this were well visited. Built in 1925, the 18-ft. high Coffee Pot was originally a lunch place adjoining a gas station.
Even after the highways bypassed 30, the Coffee Pot catered to locals, sitting just west of town and across from the County Fairgrounds on Business 30. But time took its toll, the place changed hands and became a seedy bar. For the last decade or so it's been closed and for sale, tattered and drooping next to a drive-thru beer mart.
Things may be perking up for the Pot though -- preservationists hope to secure state funds for acquisition and renovation -- possibly as a Lincoln Highway Visitors Center. In September 2001, a $35,000 grant was awarded by the state Pennsylvania to the Pioneer Historical Society to "further the feasibility study of the 1925 Coffee Pot." We hope this works out better than preservationists' attempt to secure ownership of the nearby Ship Hotel. The Ship owner quibbled over price and the preservationists balked; negotiations went on and off for several years. It was settled in 2001, to no one's satisfaction, when the Ship caught fire and was completely destroyed.
UPDATE: June 2004: The Coffee Pot has been moved across the street, and refurbished. April 2003: The Bedford County Fair Association paid $1 to purchase the Coffee Pot. The Lincoln Highway Heritage Park Corridor, an attraction preservation group, will spend $80k to move the building across the street to the fairgrounds and restore it.
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