| Type | Steakhouse |
| Location | Outskirts of Hurleyburg |
| Featured in | Beetle Bailey |
Log Cabin Steaks Chops is a steakhouse featured in the 1966 comic book publication of the 1950 comic strip series, Beetle Bailey by Mort Walker, having first appeared in the 1967 story titled "Scenic Route" from issue #58.
Overview[]
Log Cabin Steaks Chops is a rural theme steakhouse built in the shape of an old-fashioned log cabin that. as its name would indicates, serves steaks as well as meat chops. It is located far in the outskirts beyond Hurleyburg's Camp Swampy military base, far over the mountains and passed a road under a waterfall where it is situated in a rather extravagant tourist trap cluttered with restaurants and hotels of all sorts, including Pete's Pizza Palace and the Hot Dog House.
History[]
Sergeant Orville P. Snorkel of Camp Swampy would often go down his favorite scenic route simply to avoid paying the ten cents toll into Hurleyburg, preferring to take the arduously long scenic route around the island to get into town, and although the road held many beautiful sights, as noted by Private Beetle Bailey, such as ancient totems, serene mountains and a grand waterfall, none of these things ever interested Snorkel, who made it clear that he would never stop for anything except for the extravagant restaurants passed the waterfall, such as Log Cabin Steaks Chops, where he would eat his heart out.