The All-American Burger
This regional fast-food joint that was established in Southern California became famous when it got featured in the popular 80s teen movie Fast Times at Ridgemont High. However, in 2010, the last west coast location of this All-American Burger chain closed. On the east coast, there is one establishment in Massapequa, Long Island that uses the same name and logos. It has been operating since 1961 and continues to serve delicious burgers.
The All-American Burger
White Tower
White Castle opened back in 1921, and it is the first ever fast-food chain that became popular. As is the tendency in business, numerous imitators soon opened, and White Tower was one of these knockoffs. John E. Saxe and son, Thomas, opened White Tower and copied White Castle’s style, advertising, menu, and even architecture. White Tower had 230 restaurants at its height, but the chain died when White Castle took legal action, and they were forced to make significant changes.
White Tower
