Fast Food Restaurant Collection

Going away party... 32 homeless children, their parents and helpers, all from Huddersfield; are on the holiday of a lifetime in Salou, Spain

Everton football players Ray Wilson, Alex Scott and Sandy Brown being fed the house special barbecued chicken by waitress Margaret Jones after they popped into Liverpools newest grill room

Mr. John Leeman in his fish and chip shop in Doncaster. November 1969 Z12152-005

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Miss Examiner Andrea Stokes shares a collecting tin outside McDonaldss Huddersfield, in one of her final appointments before her term of office expires

Kentucky Fried Chicken at 243 Finchley Road London, Shares the address with the Ramaras Club and Restaurant.11th January 1980

Burger King Coventry Street London 11th January 1980

Customers enjoying a lunchtime burger at at Wimpy restaurant in Londons West End 11th January 1980

McDonalds Hamburgers cafe in the west end of London opens its door. 11th January 1980

General scene of Lord Street Liverpool 15th October 1986

waitresses and waiters in a fast food restuarant mini skirts boots USA circa 1965

Mr. John Leeman in his fish and chip shop in Doncaster. November 1969 Z12152-006

Fish and Chip Shop: Queues of schoolkids waiting to be served at Tony Burmans fish and chips shop in Trelawny Crescent, Lincoln. January 1984 P012696

Arthur Helliwell Sunday People correspondant seen here in a typical American drive thru burger bar in New York State America USA Shops Food Beefburger Drink Milkshake Women Waitress Car Mens Fashion

Food slicer machine
Antique illustration of food slicer machine

Pizzette, small pizzas with buffalo mozzarella, chorizo and coriander, front, and tomatoes and anchovies, rear

Hungry Seal
circa 1950: A young sea lion at Antwerp Zoo opens his mouth for some fish; they can go without food for a long time because of their layers of fatty tissue but when they do eat it may be as much as

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"Feeding the Community: A Fast Food Restaurant's Impact Beyond Burgers and Fries" In the heart of a bustling city, a fast food restaurant stands as more than just a place to grab a quick bite. It becomes an emblem of compassion, unity, and support for those in need. Amidst the aroma of freshly baked pizza, this fast food joint hosted a heartwarming going away party for 32 homeless children along with their parents and helpers. The laughter echoed through the walls as these young souls were showered with love and delicious treats. Not only did this eatery cater to the little ones but also Everton football players Ray Wilson, Alex Scott, and Sandy Brown found solace within its doors. They were fed like kings by grateful fans who couldn't resist showing their appreciation. Outside another renowned establishment named McDonald's in Huddersfield, Miss Examiner Andrea Stokes selflessly shared her collecting tin to raise funds for those less fortunate. Her dedication exemplified how even small acts can make a significant impact on someone's life. Meanwhile, Kentucky Fried Chicken at 243 Finchley Road London became synonymous not only with finger-licking goodness but also housed Ramaras—a place where dreams turned into reality. On January 11th, 1980 Burger King Coventry Street London witnessed countless smiles as customers indulged in mouthwatering burgers during their lunch break. The atmosphere was electric with joy and satisfaction. Across town at Wimpy restaurant in London’s busy streets, patrons relished every bite while enjoying each other’s company—proof that good food brings people together regardless of background or status. The west end of London welcomed McDonald’s Hamburgers cafe with open arms—an addition that would forever change the culinary landscape. Its doors opened wide to embrace all who craved comfort food served with warmth and hospitality.