r/80sfastfood • u/RetroMan70s • 1d ago
1980 Long John Silver's Commercial
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r/80sfastfood • u/Frankthabunny • Mar 23 '25
Due to too much shitposting
r/80sfastfood • u/Frankthabunny • Aug 07 '22
Fast food RESTAURANTS. Anything else will be removed and can result to an instant ban.Tired of removing posts that don’t have anything to do with fast food restaurants.
r/80sfastfood • u/RetroMan70s • 1d ago
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r/80sfastfood • u/FloydFunk • 22d ago
I found this on YouTube and thought it was fascinating. It's from a McDonald's convention in 1988. They're so far from this at this point.
r/80sfastfood • u/Frankthabunny • 26d ago
r/80sfastfood • u/RetroMan70s • Aug 25 '26
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r/80sfastfood • u/HammerOfJustice • Jul 30 '26
Growing up in Australia in the mid-1980s I read an article about a local man who was opening a new fast food franchise in the United States selling venison (deer meat) burgers.
He claimed that venison was a healthy alternative to beef. So far so good. However, he called the restaurants (I think) Santa Burgers and had the staff dressed as Santa, including saying “Ho Ho Ho, what’s your order?” to customers. The restaurants also included lots of life size Rudolphs, Cupids, Comets and so on.
He was opening a couple of outlets initially but was planning to expand throughout the US.
Even as a child I thought the idea that people would choose to eat one of Santa’s reindeer was insane and that the venture would fail miserably.
Sure enough, about a year or so later I read another article ridiculing Santa Burgers’ inevitable quick collapse.
Does any Americans remember this ill-fated restaurant chain?
As mentioned, I think it was called Santa Burgers but that just may be my memory playing tricks on me.
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