Miami Burger Chain History in the Miami New Times
Burger Beast’s first official story for the Miami New Times is a historical piece on Miami Burger Chains.
FOOD HISTORY
You love reading about food on Burger Beast and now you can get a little history to go with that!
Remembering the Iconic Tobacco Road Bar & Grill
It’s kinda hard to believe that Tobacco Road closed for good in 2014. It lasted just past its one-hundred-anniversary party. While it had been around…
California’s In-N-Out Hamburgers Plus Their History
Founded in 1948, In-N-Out is an iconic burger joint in California. Everywhere else in the U.S. they’ve reach legendary status.
Burger Chef’s History Brings a Smile to My Face, What About You?
When remembering Burger Chef, you need to take into consideration that in just ten years they became the second-largest burger chain in the 1960s, with only about one hundred fewer locations than McDonald’s. Then…
Take the Miami Burger History Quiz
Take the Miami Burger History Quiz but I highly doubt you will get 100% of the questions correct.
It’s not really a dare cause I know you won’t.
Old Miami Restaurant Buildings Part 2
Everyone seemed to love the Old Miami Restaurant Buildings Part 1, Part 2 picks up with A&W Drive-In, Burger Castle, Chicken Unlimited, LUMS &…
Great American Burger Emporium aka GABE’s Burgers
Gabe’s Burgers was my favorite burger joint growing up.
I loved Rudy’s, but it was Gabe’s that had my meat-loving heart.
Old Miami Restaurant Buildings Part 1
Over the years, I’ve accumulated more old Miami restaurant knowledge than I probably care to admit.
I also like to investigate a building’s history and determine if there are any more like it left around town.
The Story of Bob’s Big Boy & its Double-Deck Hamburger
You can’t consider yourself a burger aficionado without knowing the history of Bob’s Big Boy, its founder Bob Wian & the iconic Big Boy Double-Deck Hamburger.
Claudia Sanders Dinner House in Shelbyville + History
Claudia Sanders Dinner House is located inside of an old country-style two-story home in Shelbyville, Kentucky.
Claudia was the wife of Colonel Sanders.