Bob’s Big Boy
Bob’s Big Boy, formerly known as Bob’s Pantry, is a restaurant franchise started by Bob Wian in Southern California in 1936. It is currently a subsidiary of Big Boy Restaurant Group, the Big Boy system’s principal trademark owner and franchisor. In the twentieth century, Bob’s Big Boy’s double-decker burgers and famous mascot became an American highway fixture. There are about 100 sites in the Midwest and California where the company still thrives. In 1989, there were more than 240 Bob’s establishments in the United States, the majority of which were owned by Marriott. There were just five Bob’s Big Boy restaurants left in Southern California as of August 2019.
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Bennigan’s
Bennigan’s is a casual dining restaurant chain based in the United States with an Irish pub theme. Norman E. Brinker, a restaurateur from Atlanta, founded this organization in 1976. It was one of the earliest casual eating concepts to be introduced in the United States. From Pillsbury’s restaurant division throughout much of its existence until Pillsbury was acquired by the British liquor firm Grand Metropolis, the business was managed by Pillsbury’s restaurant division. The business was sold to Texas-based Metromedia restaurants, which operated until the company went bankrupt in 2008 as a result of federal laws banning liquor manufacturers from also operating liquor stores at the same time.
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