Burger King #17 in Miami embraces its History
Burger King #17 in Miami embraces its history and has excellent customer service, and executes on the food.
History is always important but for Burger Beast, Food History is the most important of all!
Burger King #17 in Miami embraces its history and has excellent customer service, and executes on the food.
Koky’s Barbecue Steak Ranch in Hialeah, or just Koky’s for short, was in my family’s often-frequented restaurant rotation. I was a little nugget then.
JJ’s American Diner was a fifties-inspired diner in the Miami-area that existed for the better part of twenty years.
If you lived in South Florida during the early 2000s, you remember being bombarded by SONIC Drive-In commercials on Comedy Central.
I was dying to try them.
On our way to Philadelphia, we stopped in Maryland to visit Laurel Tavern Donuts (Little Tavern Shops), one of the hundreds of restaurants inspired by the White Castle System.
Is there really an In-N-Out in Gainesville, Florida? Well, kinda; at one point, there were several locations.
I can confirm there was an In N’ Out, but it was not the celebrated and iconic brand from California
The Frita Cubana’s origin goes way back to 1920s Cuba when it was street food + I’ve included my Frita Cubana recipe for those who can’t find the real deal.
My deep appreciation for the hamburger sandwich grew from stops on road food trips at diners, drive-ins, and luncheonettes.
I was McDonald’s and Burger King’s target market. So I ate up everything McDonald’s McDonaldland, and the Burger King Kingdom had to offer.
To this very day, I still love these characters and the memories associated with them.
Over ten years ago, the first Florida food truck event took place in Miami. The Fall for the Arts festival happened on Sunday, September 12th, 2010.