The best remaining example of an original Nickersons. This one is located halfway between Tuscon and Phoenix and represents two which existed in Arizona. There were two more planned, but they were never completed. Next week some menu scans. If you ever waited a table at NF this is a familiar view. Looking from the wait station into the kitchen. Plates of chicken fried steak, Farmers Platters, and Traveler's Farm Plates crossed from the cook out to the tables of hungry people. Just put the ticket up and give it a spin. Wait station mess. Milk machine on left with exit door just ahead. Someone took the paneling off the wall (don't know why) so you can see the insulation.

Did you start your working life at Nickerson Farms? Do you remember the tall red roof and bee hive? Miss the hot loaf of bread and honey butter? Well, you are at the right place. This blog is intended to be a gathering place for all NF Alumni. Over the next few months I will post pictures and information. I welcome your input, memories and thoughts.

Here is a quick list of all known Nickerson Farms Resturants. Some were built, but removed while others were never built. I am always looking for more info or a place I might have missed. Arizona Aztec I-8 at Aztek exit Dragoon I-10 at Dragoon Rd Picacho Peak I-10 at Picacho exit Quartzsite I-10 at US95 West of Phoenix Arkansas Menifee (Conway) I-40 and Menifee Interchange Widener I-40 and County Road Colorado Bennett 28 Mi East of Denver on I-70 Denver I-25 and 58th St/5775 Logan Loveland 7 Mi South of Loveland on I-25 Indiana New Lisbon I-70 and Wilbur Wright Rd Little Point Rensselaer I-65 and 114 NW corner Mt Comfort I-70 Seymour I-65 and US 50 Iowa Honey Creek I-29 and Honey Creek (Rosewood)