Burgers Collection

"Trumps"hamburger restaurant. 11th January 1981
" Trumps" hamburger restaurant. 11th January 1981

McDonalds restaurant, in the west end of London. 11th January 1981

Kentucky Fried Chicken at 243 Finchley Road London. 11th January 1981
Kentucky Fried Chicken at 243 Finchley Road London.11th January 1981

Tescos "Bite"restaurant. 11th January 1981
Tescos " Bite" restaurant. 11th January 1981

Burger King restaurant, Coventry Street, London. 11th January 1981

Wimpy restaurant, Londons West End. 11th January 1981

Kentucky Fried Chicken restaurant. 11th January 1981

Wimpy House restaurant signs. 17th July 1973

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England, West Sussex, Shoreham-by-Sea, Fancy a Munch, Happy Jacks mobile food stall selling hot drinks and sandwiches

Nathan Burgers Australia London 2012 Olympic Games, Mens Hockey Stratford, London, England 11 August 2012 Date: 11 August 2012

The Game of Skittles, 1872 (oil on canvas)
651217 The Game of Skittles, 1872 (oil on canvas) by Burgers, Hendrieus Jacobus (1834-99); 100x130 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: The Game of Skittles. Hendricus Jacobus Burgers (1834-1899)

New York Police enjoying a Burger King meal from the side of a van. 13th February 1981

Tesco Supermarket Store, London, 9th May 1977. Tesco Supermarket Chain has made the decision to stop giving Green Shield Trading Stamps to customers

Markets, Food, Restaurants, Best Kebab shop sign also serving Pizza and Burgers

Camden Lock, London, UK. 23 / 3 / 10. Creator: Ethel Davies
Camden Lock, London, UK. 23/3/10. Signs indicating the diverse food stalls of Camden Lock Market, Camden, London, NW1, England, UK

All Saints in Oxford, 1720s. Creator: Michael Burghers
All Saints in Oxford, 1720s. All Saints Church, Oxford was designed by Henry Aldrich, the Dean of Christ Church, and completed in 1720

Sailor with Crab, 1874. Artist: Hendricus Jacobus Burgers
Sailor with Crab, 1874. A sailor with a crab teases a woman attempting to shut a door on him

Jacob van Campen, Dutch artist and architect of the Golden Age, 17th century (c1870). Artist: JH Rennefeld
Jacob van Campen, Dutch artist and architect of the Golden Age, 17th century (c1870). A print from Nederlands Geschiedenis en Volksleven in Schetsen, by J Van Lenner and J Ter Gouw

le Beau Page, from a Picture by H. J. Burgers
" le Beau Page, " from a Picture by H.J. Burgers

Chargrilled hamburger in bun with frisee salad, tomato salsa and sour cream credit: Marie-Louise Avery / thePictureKitchen / TopFoto

Open cheeseburger sandwich and fries on plate, onion and gherkins on one half of bun and burger, cheese slice and sauce on the other

Raw meats, including cutlets, minced meat and fillet

Front view of Chicken Burgers

Junk food C015 / 8198
Junk food. Cheeseburger in a sesame seed bun with salad vegetables, on a plate with chips and ketchup. Additional food includes popcorn, a soft drink, crisps, and sweets

Raw burgers in a tray

Raw burger meat in a tray

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"Burgers: A Timeless Delight in the Heart of London" On a chilly winter day, precisely on the 11th of January 1981, burger lovers flocked to various iconic establishments across London. Trump's Hamburger Restaurant, with its mouthwatering offerings, enticed patrons seeking a savory escape from their daily routines. Meanwhile, McDonald's restaurant in the vibrant West End catered to both locals and tourists alike, serving up their signature golden arches experience. Not far away on Finchley Road stood Kentucky Fried Chicken, tantalizing passersby with its crispy chicken burgers that left taste buds dancing. And just around the corner at Tesco's "Bite" restaurant, hungry shoppers found solace in juicy patties sandwiched between fluffy buns. The Burger King restaurant on Coventry Street beckoned visitors with its flame-grilled masterpieces fit for royalty. In contrast, Wimpy Restaurant nestled in London's West End offered a cozy atmosphere where families gathered to savor classic American-style burgers. Taking us back even further into history was Wimpy House Restaurant signs dated July 17th, 1973. These nostalgic relics reminded us of simpler times when enjoying a burger meant indulging in pure bliss. Beyond these renowned establishments lay Nathan Burgers—a hidden gem cherished by locals who knew that true satisfaction came from secret recipes passed down through generations. While devouring these delectable creations might seem like a modern phenomenon, the Game of Skittles painting from 1872 depicted people relishing burgers long before fast-food chains dominated our streets. From bustling markets to trendy food spots and beloved restaurants—they have become an integral part of our culinary landscape throughout time. They bring people together over shared love for good food and create lasting memories etched within each bite.