My burger obsession which grew from documenting my burger excursions on the Burger Beast Blog & social media to a full-fledged Burger Museum has now...
Tag - History
You love food and now you can get a little history to go with that.
I can not even quantify the level of excitement I had when I knew that I’d be eating at Ollie’s Trolley in Louisville. But before I continue, some...
Once upon these restaurants were parts of larger chains that were either regional or spread across the United States. Unfortunately, like most good things in...
“We wuv Wuv’s…and we’d love you to wuv Wuv’s with us!” “A Fresh Idea in Fast Food” “Get Fresh at...
I’m always on the constant search to uncover South Florida Burger & Restaurant history. Sometimes I come across things I’ve never heard of and...
If you live in Miami and drive with any frequency to the Airport or Miami Beach, I will assume you’ve seen the giant Burger King building (they’ve...
I discuss Burgers a bunch and one topic that comes up rather often is whether or not a Patty Melt should be classified as a Burger. I’ve always felt that...
There is only one Royal Castle Restaurant left from the Miami chain. It’s located at 2700 NW 79th Street and still opens 24 hours a day. Royal Castle was...
Rudy’s Sirloin SteakBurgers was a chain of Burger joints in South Florida from 1984 to 1991 (the last year I remember seeing one open). Douglas Rudolph...
Burger Castle “Home of the Giantburger” was founded by Charles Edwards Krebs (2/13/1919 – 1/2/2009) in 1964 at 444 Hialeah Drive. Charles became the first...
