Store Appearance
Blake's stores feature a red and white color scheme and older stores often have an outdoor seating area with red and white striped umbrellas. A few of the earliest Lotaburger stores were walk-up stands with outdoor tables only, but the majority have an inside seating area. Most newer stores also have a drive-through. The traditional signage out front is the "Blake's Man", a 10-to-15-foot-tall (3.0 to 4.6 m) man with blue poles for legs, a white and red striped jacket, and a blue hat and bowtie. He holds a sign bearing the Blake's name.
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