By Ivy Schank Posted on

Cougar Country Drive-In

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Cougar Country Drive-In, which opened its doors in 1973, is a beloved restaurant in Pullman. Even with it being an off-campus establishment, the spirit of WSU still envelopes the environment. Students, parents, and all WSU family will eventually find themselves eating at this diner-vibe restaurant. During the 2021-22 school year, Cougar Country embraced the WSU spirit even more by placing a location inside the CUB, a major gathering spot for students on the WSU Pullman campus. Both locations feature hues of crimson and gray, WSU posters and memorabilia, cougar heads and always smiling faces of Pullman residents and visitors. These photos are meant to capture the fact that the love of WSU radiates throughout all of Pullman and is not only present on campus.

There are many booths and places for friends and family to sit and eat together.
A cougar statue is mounted to the wall in the original location.
Students pass the CUB location in the hallway everyday.
An employee works in the kitchen of the CUB location.
A cougar face is the first thing you see when you enter the original location.
The faded drive thru menu is brightly lit at the original location.
Someone eats dinner inside the original establishment.
A student pays for their food at the CUB location.
WSU logos are featured everywhere in the original location.
The big marquee outside the original location displays to the street their love and spirit for WSU.