20 Fast Foods Chains From The 1970s That DISAPPEARED!

20 Fast Foods Chains From The 1970s That DISAPPEARED!
Take a nostalgic journey through time with our video, "20 Fast Foods Chains From The 1970s That DISAPPEARED!" Explore 20 iconic fast food restaurants from the 1970s USA that failed or closed down, leaving behind fond memories and empty storefronts. From classic burgers to unique dining experiences, these chains were once beloved parts of American culture. Join us as we revisit these lost treasures of the fast food world.
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[@karleedu]

I loved Dog n' Suds!!!

[@SuperSaiyanPrinceSR]

Honestly, these food chains made my childhood great!!

[@user-mt9qp6kb3h]

Damn man I really miss those :(

[@jennifer7330]

Our whole county is disappearing

[@cindyhatton5823]

i love this channel ❤😅

[@craigfresch575]

i miss burger chef

[@MyName12340]

Great video! 👍

[@kentclark6420]

York Steakhouse wasn't rare enough to survive. That's a good one!

[@dillpunk206]

I love this channel it Rocks.💜💛

[@user-yt2ur1fp4z]

I remember a lot of those like rax,burger chef.

[@randywarren7101]

My friends and I used to ride our bikes to McGovern Park in Milwaukee, Wisconsin during the summer to swim in the pool there. On the way back,we would stop at Dog N Suds for hot dogs and root beer. I miss those days, not having adult responsibilities as we were teenagers yet!

[@kitw76]

Apparently there was some fascination with burgers and barns going together and salad bars everywhere. Also It was stated Roasters started in the early 1990s what does that have to do with restaurants in the 1970s. I remember going to Farrell’s as a kid! It was fun!

[@anthonymalerbo322]

I went to a bar in Titusville PA that had a giant “dogs n suds” sign inside.

[@williamshepherd1531]

As a kid we Used to go to dogs and sets. Very similar to A and W. They're root beer glasses. Where a scam. The bottom was so thick. You barely got any root beer. If you get ahold of one of their glasses today. You will see what I mean. Even? As a kid. I knew it was a scam. William s

[@user-ru5ie4zt9e]

There is a dog and suds here in Elyria Ohio ,it's one of the last ones 😮

[@warrencooper1298]

There’s still a Sandy’s in Austin!

[@marcelobravo4270]

Hard to believe these company lawers doesn't knew the " look and feel " concept and sue on that basis ...

[@billlong963]

Sambo's in Santa Barbara is no more as of 2020. The name was changed due to public pressure. The name is Chad's.

[@Diane_Phoenix]

There is still an Ollies Trolly in Louisville KY

[@maryannfuller9707]

Miss the Red Barn chicken. It was better than KFC.