Big Mac Museum Restaurant

A one-of-a-kind tribute to the Golden Arches’ flagship sandwich and its innovative creator, the Big Mac Museum Restaurant located in North Huntingdon, PA, provides a unique look at the history of the Big Mac and role as a pop culture icon while paying homage to Owner/Operator and Big Mac inventor Jim “MJ” Delligatti’s 50th anniversary as a McDonald’s franchisee in western PA.

Highlights of the museum’s exhibitry include the world’s tallest Big Mac statue; an 18-foot electronic world map; handcrafted walnut cases filled with fascinating historic memorabilia; seven flat panel LCD display screens with vignettes about McDonald’s, Jim Delligatti and Ronald McDonald House Charities; tabletops laminated with images and trivia about the triple-decker sandwich; a hands-on wall unit about RMHC; and historic graphics scattered across walls of the facility.

True aficionados can also pull up a seat at the special Big Mac Booth to enjoy the delectable seven-ingredient concoction with a life-like bronze bust of Jim Delligatti.

The spectacular restaurant ties the future with the past by incorporating the classic red and white McDonald’s design that was popular when the Big Mac debuted, with a 21st century, high-tech store that will deliver a special experience for customers.

The restaurant features a state-of-the art PlayPlace, a 24-hour double-lane drive-thru, wi-fi access, self-service beverage and condiment centers, and electronic payment capabilities. Seating for 122 within the tastefully appointed interior includes booths, handicapped-accessible tables and high-top café tables.

Big Mac ® Museum Restaurant
9061 Route 30
North Huntingdon, PA 15642

Open Monday through Sunday from 5 am to Midnight. Drive-Thru open 24 hours. For more information please call 724-863-9837. Group tours welcome.