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Classic forgotten restaurants that we miss dearly - Kiwi Report

Classic forgotten restaurants that we miss dearly


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It’s hard to find people who’ve never heard about major restaurant chains such as Burger King or McDonalds, but much of that is due to the fact that these places are still around today. In the past, there have been countless classic restaurants that people absolutely loved… But due to financial troubles, they were forced to either close down, or at least diminish their presence to a minor quantity of locations. For a lot of loyal customers, it was tough to see their favorite restaurants shut down, and they never forgot about them.



What is it about restaurants that pull us in so strongly? One of the answers to that question is obvious – the food itself needs to be incredibly tasty. But another thing that sticks in people’s minds when they go out to eat is how they feel when they sit down. And this is why so many people are nostalgic about some of these iconic forgotten restaurants from their younger days, such as Doggie’s Diner, or Sambo’s Pancake House. For a lot of these eateries, their downfall was primarily due to the presence of much larger chains – but for the customers that supported the little guys, they never stopped loving them.
[post_page_title]The All-American Burger[/post_page_title]
Back in the 70s, The All American Burger was one of the most successful burger joints around, and for good reason. With a catchy title like that, and delicious burgers fresh off the grill, it provided a dynamic combination. But if you feel like you recognize this restaurant for another reason beyond it’s culinary accolades alone, perhaps it’s because you remember it being featured in the cult classic comedy film Fast Times at Ridgemont High. Unfortunately, the chain declared bankruptcy in the 80s.

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