The tavern got its name from the “scraper” from the fact that it was originally built as a road scraper house, the inhabitant of which, the pavement cleaning worker, filled back the sand-soil left from the granite cubes with his special tools. Several such “service” apartments were built in the 1930s, when Route 33 was established. In the area of the Hortobágy National Park, the buildings of the Szálkahalom watchtower and the Pásztortanya Guesthouse are still standing - after a significant reconstruction. After the asphalting of the granite road, the scraping house next to the Nagyivan branch was converted into an inn, which has been waiting for its visitors since 2012.