Our Story
Serving Nostalgia and Flavor Since 1958
A Route 66 Tradition
Founded in 1958 by JR Jobe in Chickasha, Jobe’s Drive-In quickly became a local favorite for its classic American charm. Now known as Jobe’s Country Boy Drive-In, our restaurant in El Reno carries forward the same spirit of small-town hospitality. Set along the iconic Route 66, we’ve become a landmark where past and present friends come to meet.
Flavors That Define Us
At Jobe’s, food isn’t just made it’s crafted with care and tradition. From our famous hickory char burgers on the grill. The hickory char sauce dates back to 1958. To make the Char Burger we put the sauce on the bun then steam it on the grill, so delicious.
Our home made onion rings are hand cut and breaded every bite is a reminder of why drive-in dining never goes out of style. Our flavors are bold, hearty, and unforgettable, bringing guests back for generations.
More Than Just a Meal
What truly makes Jobe’s special is the people we serve and the memories created here. Families, friends, and travelers alike gather at our tables, sharing laughter, stories, and the joy of good food. We’re more than a restaurant we’re part of the community, keeping the spirit of Route 66 alive one meal at a time.