Traylor’s was proudly acquired by Bill and Shirley Traylor, they bought the “Flying Saucer” from her grandparents, Al and Ethel Ramsdell, in 1955. At that time, it was a drive-up hamburger stand. Julie’s dad was the cook, and her mom was the waitress! They lived in a small trailer right out in the parking lot. Bill and Shirley gradually added on and created “Traylor’s Flying Saucer” eventually dropping the Flying Saucer title. Julie (Bill & Shirley’s daughter) and her husband Bob bought Traylor’s in 1998 from her parents. Bill passed in 2001, and Shirley passed 2019.

Maria and I (Sam) are proud to announce that we have recently purchased Traylor’s. Our goal is to honor and preserve the time-honored traditions established by Bill and Shirley Traylor, while also introducing changes that will ensure a bright future for this beloved establishment.

Since our arrival, we have been deeply touched by the warmth and support we’ve received from the community. In return, we are committed to elevating Traylor’s by maintaining its cherished atmosphere while enhancing the quality of our food and service.

We would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to all who have made this opportunity possible- our loyal regular guests, out-of-town visitors, and newest neighbors in the local community. As we celebrate nearly 70 years of excellence, we invite you to return to Traylor’s, and we look forward to continuing to serve you for many years to come.

~ Julie Price