Wimpy Collection

"Wimpy: A Timeless Icon of Soho, London" Step into the vibrant streets of Soho, London and you'll stumble upon the unmistakable charm of Wimpy

Wimpy restaurant, Londons West End. 11th January 1981

Wimpy House restaurant signs. 17th July 1973

Wimpy Collection: Boxer Joe Bugner on his way to a Press Conference at Londons Sportsmans Club

Boxer Joe Bugner on his way to a Press Conference at Londons Sportsmans Club, where he met Jimmy Ellis who he meets at Wembley on Tuesday 12th November, 1974. November 1974

Wimpy Collection: EyeUbiquitous_20099297

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ENGLAND, Hampshire, Portsmouth, Clarence Pier amusement arcade on the seafront in Southsea with fast food Wimpy restaurant on the ground floor

Wimpy Collection: New Wimpy Bar, Barnsley, South Yorkshire, 1960. Artist: Michael Walters

New Wimpy Bar, Barnsley, South Yorkshire, 1960. Artist: Michael Walters
New Wimpy Bar, Barnsley, South Yorkshire, 1960. The interior of the new Wimpy Bar in central Barnsley which offered American style fast food. It opened in April 1960

Wimpy Collection: Soho, London - Berwick Street Market W1

Soho, London - Berwick Street Market W1 - view towards Peter Street. 1973

Wimpy Collection: Soho, London - Peter Street W1

Soho, London - Peter Street W1, corner of Berwick Street and Market, showing a Wimpy Bar and Fratelli Camisa delicatessen. 1973

Wimpy Collection: Soho, London - 73 Shaftesbury Avenue

Soho, London - 73 Shaftesbury Avenue, at the corner with Dean Street. 1973

WIMPY CAFE
A Wimpy hamburger cafe (immediate service type), Oxford Street, central London. Date: 1980s

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"Wimpy: A Timeless Icon of Soho, London" Step into the vibrant streets of Soho, London and you'll stumble upon the unmistakable charm of Wimpy. From its humble beginnings at Berwick Street Market in W1 to its iconic presence on Peter Street W1, this beloved eatery has left an indelible mark on the city's culinary landscape. On that fateful day of 11th January 1981, the bustling West End witnessed the opening of a new chapter as Wimpy restaurant unveiled its doors. The aroma of sizzling burgers filled the air, drawing crowds eager to taste their delectable creations. Rewind back to 17th July 1973 when eye-catching Wimpy House restaurant signs adorned street corners across town. These vibrant beacons beckoned hungry souls with promises of mouthwatering delights within. Captured by EyeUbiquitous_20099297, a snapshot from yesteryears takes us back to Barnsley in South Yorkshire circa 1960. Here stands a brand-new Wimpy Bar designed by artist Michael Walters - a testament to how this establishment spread far beyond London's borders. Venturing further into Soho's labyrinthine streets reveals yet another gem nestled at 73 Shaftesbury Avenue. It was here that locals and visitors alike indulged in scrumptious meals while soaking up the lively atmosphere unique to this part of town. Even boxing legend Joe Bugner couldn't resist stopping by for some sustenance before his Press Conference at London's Sportsmans Club. The allure transcended boundaries - captivating both sports stars and everyday individuals seeking comfort food done right. As we journey through time and space once more, we find ourselves back in Barnsley during that transformative year of 1960. Michael Walters' artistic vision brought forth another New Wimpy Bar - an architectural marvel that stood as a testament to the brand's growth and popularity.