For those who don’t know, Schoop’s specializes in a signature hamburger formed by dropping a seven to eight ounce ball of ground beef on the griddle and flattening it with a spatula as it sears. The resulting burger has thin, lacy edges that take on a crisp texture… - Monee Monitor, 2006

Think ‘Fresh Handmade Hamburgers’ as big as your head. Think breakfast…heavy on the eggs and pork products. Think Schoop’s. - Chesterton, Ind. Tribune, 2006

Voted Best Burger in the Region – The Northwest Indiana Times, 2000-06

Even though she turned 100 last November, Elizabeth Johnson…still enjoys a weekly outing. Her favorite hamburger joint is Schoop’s, where she savored a basket complete with the burger and fries recently. - Valparaiso Vidette-Messenger, 2004

Next time you have a hankering for a good, traditional burger, crisp around the edges and juicy, sizzling-hot inside, served on a fresh toasted bun, try Schoop’s Hamburgers. – Chicago Tribune, 1993

Patrons…get a vague sense of the ‘50s. That’s because the red booths lined up on black and white tile floors, as well as the lunch counter, which seats five, evoke a sense of nostalgia.
Chicago Tribune, 1993

If you like burgers like you wouldn’t believe…Schoop’s has the finest hamburger this side of the moon. Prove it to yourself. - Chicago Sun-Times, 1985

Nothing tastes better than an old-fashioned burger from Schoop’s….Schoop’s takes extra time to cook the best burgers for its customers, and the effort shows…The burger is served on a fresh sesame seed bun that is almost too small to accommodate it; juicy parts stick out the sides.
The Glacier, Moraine Valley Community College, 1988

Schoop’s hamburgers are downright delicious, and given the choice I would opt for one of their burgers over White Castle’s or Fuddrucker’s. Fresh, made-to-order, quality ground beef is transformed into something you can really sink your teeth into and be glad you did. – Chicago Sun-Times, 1988

The drinks and foods stir memories in their customers. You can get a Green River Phosphate or milk shake and there are ice cream sodas, shakes and malts, like the good ‘ol days.
South Bend Tribune, 1997

Schoop’s was around long before those fast-food joints, with their flame-broiling and special sauces, began proliferating. What has kept Schoop’s going and growing an angle, a little something special…It's special edge is just that – a crispy edge on the burger. - Chicago Sun-Times, 1991

Grilled to a yummy, messy flawlessness, the half-pound sandwich has a crunchy edge that I’ve never encountered elsewhere. The only thing that’s not perfect about Schoop’s is that I drive past it every day on my way home from work, and it takes all my willpower to not eat there every single day.
– Comic Magician Mac King, Las Vegas Review-Journal, 2003

Hamburgers formed with an ice cream scoop? That’s just one of the secrets behind the burgers that have made Schoop’s Hamburgers a hit throughout the Midwest.
Las Vegas View, 2002

 

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