Sambo’s Restaurants: The diner chain’s story - Click Americana Sambo’s was a popular chain of family restaurants that offered diner-style table service The business started in California in the late 1950s, and expanded across the country throughout the 60s and 70s
Taco Bell: How a tiny taco stand became a popular fast food giant in . . . ALSO SEE: Sambo’s Restaurants: The diner chain’s story – and how it got that controversial name Taco Bell just getting started in Arizona (1966) Bell started his specialized Mexican food drive-in at Barstow [California] in 1962
How the old Bob’s Big Boy burger restaurants became the stuff of legend Vintage 50s drive-in restaurants – Big Boy Why do Big Boy restaurants have different names? A distinctive feature of this model was the allowance for each franchisee to use their own name alongside the Big Boy brand, leading to regional variations like Frisch’s Big Boy in Ohio, Elias Brothers Big Boy in Michigan, and Shoney’s Big Boy in the South
Vintage articles and more tagged circus at Click Americana Sambo’s Restaurants: The diner chain’s story – and how it got that controversial name Sambo’s Restaurants were popular in the ’60s and ’70s But as much as people loved the diners, the company name was always a problem
Vintage articles and more in Vintage magazines at Click Americana Sambo’s Restaurants: The diner chain’s story – and how it got that controversial name Sambo’s Restaurants were popular in the ’60s and ’70s But as much as people loved the diners, the company name was always a problem
Ayds candy: The diet candy with the unfortunate name Ayds candy debuted in the 40s, and was basically a piece of caramel or fudge that contained an appetite suppressant For years, the diet candy called Ayds was a big seller and then came AIDS