There was one in Tysons. I have very hazy memory of it. Good chocolate shakes.

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There were no Bugrer Chefs where I grew up. We did have Burger Chefs though. They were probably similar.

Anyone still remember Gino's?,,,There was one in Hybla Valley near were I lived,,,
Loved that place for some reason when I was a kid,,,

I remember the Burger Chef at Rolling and Old Keene Mill Rd in West Springfield. It became a Roy Rogers and is now a Bagel Shop (Einstein Bros?).

I remember Gino's! The one I used to go to was on the corner of Route 236 and Prosperity. Now its a Pizza Hut. Loved going to Gino's!!!

There was a Burger Chef in Annandale. Where Jerry's subs is now. It was a Arthurs Treachers before Jerry's. I remember it well.

Remember RED BARN? Awesome fried chicken !

Yeah, Gino's used to sell Kentucky Fried Chicken back in the day because there were no KFC restaurants in the area at the time.

There was a Burger Chef right near the intersection of Old Gallows Road and Leesburg Pike across from what is now the Tyson's Marriott.

There was one on Franconia Road near where the police station station stands today. Now it is a building split in half, a Thai and a Mexican restaurant. It was the only fast food place in Franconia back in the day. Even before the McDonalds across from Edison.

There was one in Reston. Burger Chef closed, then it was a Roy Rogers. Now a Popeyes.

I always thought burger chefs food was a cut below hardees and mcdees. The best place to go in the 70's was howard johnsons for burgers or clam rolls.

I remember Koreatown before it was Koreatown

I totally remember Burger Chef. I think there was one in Fairfax, since my parents would take me there every so often and we lived in Vienna. They had burger minis before anyone else.

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DH Wrote:
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> There was a Burger Chef in Annandale. Where
> Jerry's subs is now. It was a Arthurs Treachers
> before Jerry's. I remember it well.


You have a wonderful memory of life in Annandale in the good old days. I loved going to Burger Chef and a huge treat was going to Three Chefs where Fudruckers is now. Oh the wonderful memories.

There used to be one over in Reston by the old movie theatre. Dang that place was also a Roy Rogers, Jack-in-the-box, and who knows what else.

Annandale Music Wrote:
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> I remember Koreatown before it was Koreatown

We used to get stinking drunk then hit Jack in the Box which was open all night in Annandale, now it is a Popeyes I think.
You had to be young to stomach all that booze then eat Jumbo Jacks or the greasy tacos.
Used to sit in the parking lot next to the place and keep drinking til the early hours after a night in Georgetown or Louies Rick City.

Sunny D Wrote:
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> You have a wonderful memory of life in Annandale
> in the good old days. I loved going to Burger
> Chef and a huge treat was going to Three Chefs
> where Fudruckers is now. Oh the wonderful
> memories.


Thank You Sunny D, I spent a lot of time in Annandale back in the day. Back when it was the place to go.
We almost always did Three Chefs for breakfast on Sunday mornings. It was great.

I was able to walk to the Burger Chef on Little River Turnpike with my friends from my home, When we finished we would head up to the Schwinn bike store to check out the new rides.Annandale was a fun place to grow up in the 60s and 70s, Now its a run down shithole

The best.

http://www.fairfaxunderground.com/forum/read/2/423195/423274.html#msg-423274

Yum.

A new Burger Chef opened in Reston in the 70's... it became a Roy Roger's and is now a Popeye's. Across, from long time/present day 7-11 at Reston International Center locale. Still; have the promotional yo-yo from the day with their logo- a smiley face wearing a chef's cap.

WingNut Wrote:
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> There was one in Tysons. I have very hazy memory
> of it. Good chocolate shakes.
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Damn, you're old!

OLD? Well, yes. Holding on for the return of Roy Roger's Double R' Sandwich and purchasing Levis Jeans from Hecht's store at Tyson's Corner in the future... The good things always come back around.

I never understood the Double R Bar burger. Ham on a burger? Never made sense to me, but whatever makes you happy.

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WingNut Wrote:
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> DH Wrote:
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> > I never understood the Double R Bar burger. Ham
> on
> > a burger? Never made sense to me, but whatever
> > makes you happy.
>
> It makes a lot of sense to your palate,
> delicious.
>
> Neighbors Grill in Vienna at Cedar and Park had a
> similar sandwich on the menu, it is tasty.


Haven't been to Neighbors in a long time. It was always very good. They had a killer French Dip sandwich.

Wasn't the Taco Bell in Merrifield originally a Burger Chef? or was it Jack -in -the- Box?

Memory's Gone Wrote:
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> Wasn't the Taco Bell in Merrifield originally a
> Burger Chef? or was it Jack -in -the- Box?


Jack in the box

I should remember the Burger Chef in Franconia, my mother worked there for a time in the late sixties. Does anyone remember Opal?

I remember the Tysons Burger Chef very well (remember Burger Chef and Jeff?), I lived within walking distance of it when I was a kid.

The taco bell in Merrifield used to be a Jack in the Box. Now I have to go to St Louis for the best fast food tacos around.

Someone mentioned Red Barn. Didn't they sell Pappy Parker's fried chicken?

Pappy Parkers fried chicken was at Roy Rogers

I do not remember Red Barn, but does anyone remember Gino's? The Popeyes in Chantilly is an original Gino's building. There used to be one at 123 and 29/50 and I think there is an original building across from the Hampton Inn in fairfax City.

As kids, we'd go to the Burger Chef in Reston. They had a big covered patio area you could eat at. It backed up to, and was about 20 yards from Reston Avenue (now Reston Pkwy) back when it was a two lane road.

If you threw the trays like a frisbee, they'd make it to Reston Avenue. If the wind was just right, you could clear it. Driving on Reston Avenue, you could always see dozens of trays in the woods and along the road. Loads of fun for a twelve year old juvenile delinquent wannabe!

I used to work at a Burger Chef in the late 1970's. It was tough to find jobs then, just as it is now. I was lucky to have that job and worked there for 3 years while in High School.

I can think of two old Red Barns. One is right across from Anita's, next to BK, right in Fairfax (have no idea what it is now). The other is on Annandale Road right past 50 going towards Annandale, behind the spot that the Frozen Dairy Bar used to be it's a cleaners or something now.

My first "real" job in high school was at a Gino's outside Philly. I lasted only a few months and worked my butt off. I was working there in the summer of 1968 and they did not hire females. I started as the fry cook and when I left I was the burger guy. My best friend was the KFC chicken guy at the Gino's. Now that was the good old days.

DH Wrote:
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> There was a Burger Chef in Annandale. Where
> Jerry's subs is now. It was a Arthurs Treachers
> before Jerry's. I remember it well.
I thought the Burger Chef was across from the Fire station on Columbia Pike - it turned into Domino's until they razzed the original building. The Authur Treachers was built from scratch on a vacant lot owned by the Phillips 66 station that became the Fannie Mae candy shop and is now the butcher IIRC.

My bad. It was Carol's, across from the fire station - Burger Chef was indeed where they built the Authur Treachers

clam roll Wrote:
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> I always thought burger chefs food was a cut below
> hardees and mcdees. The best place to go in the
> 70's was howard johnsons for burgers or clam
> rolls.
>
>


Damn, I'm just impressed that they had a white blonde waitress in a skirt serving them. Presumably, in English.

Burger Chef, damn - really old school. I don't remember them around here but I do remember them from when I lived in St. Louis in '78/ '79. We used to have "collectible" glasses from there when I young. Like if you ordered a "special" meal. Does anyone else remember when Burger King released the "Annie" glasses when that movie came out in the 80's? I think my parents still have one, we used to always make them upgrade to that cheesy stuff and they obliged because they were just happy to shut us up.

A tip of the hat to whomever said Annandale is now a shithole.......c'mon you are being to nice. Man , I lived there from right across from G.C. Murphys (most of the time) Annandale was a great place to grow up.....hittin Lums for a 90cent schooner and Andys Pizza later not to mention all the steak n cheese joints......I wouldn't have missed it for the world!!!!! Yeah it really sucks now! Glad I live in Arizona now.....no Koreaville here!!!!!

Looks like the sun in that shithole of a state Arizona has already burned out your mind bringing up this thread from the dead!





matt staszak Wrote:
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> A tip of the hat to whomever said Annandale is now
> a shithole.......c'mon you are being to nice. Man
> , I lived there from right across from G.C.
> Murphys (most of the time) Annandale was a great
> place to grow up.....hittin Lums for a 90cent
> schooner and Andys Pizza later not to mention all
> the steak n cheese joints......I wouldn't have
> missed it for the world!!!!! Yeah it really sucks
> now! Glad I live in Arizona now.....no Koreaville
> here!!!!!

Vienna had a Bugrer Chef on maple ave it was a teen hangout.

I worked at a Burger Chef in suburban Maryland near my high school in the mid-70s. It was the local high school hangout.

One time the 19 year old night manager asked me for a ride home after closing. It was a 15 minute drive each way, but he told me that I might meet his beautiful wife. Said that she might greet us in her see-through nightie. I reluctantly agreed. Wife was beautiful & greeted us in her nightie, showing off her legs, but it was not the promised see-through nightie. At least he gave me a beer to drink with them.

Another time, while cleaning the parking lot at the request of the same night manager, I found an unopened bottle of wine.

Students would drink a soda from the BC, then fill the paper cup with wine or beer, drinking it through the straw. Occasionally, cops would come along & check on the kids for alcohol. Apparently, someone had ditched the bottle of wine, fearing the police would find it in their car.

I brought the wine inside, stuck it in the icebox, and announced the finding to co-workers & night manager. I told them that we could have a party & share the wine after we finished the midnight post-closing cleanup. Instead, the night manager left before closing, then came back & announced that he had taken the wine home.

I was angry. I & my co-workers were all under legal drinking age (16 through 18 years old), but so was the 19 year old night manager. (Legal drinking age was 21 then.)

Unfortunately, I never found other wine/beer in the parking lot. I had resolved to keep it from night manager. I no longer viewed the night manager as a cool, slightly older, friend.

Where on Maple Avenue was it?

no i was dyslexic. i never knew it apart from burger king

I think you suffer from aphasia.

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Bugrer Chef??
What the fuck man! Get it together!

OLD GEEZ -

Always went to the burger chef on Franconia road AND hit Jack in a box after drunken nights at the same club.

Bet we know eachother. Edison 81 grad

Hmmm... Wrote:
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> Where on Maple Avenue was it?


Across from Beulah. There's a Wendys there now.

>Unfortunately, I never found other wine/beer in the parking lot.

I'd half hoped that your story would end 'turns out the bottle wasn't unopened but was full of piss'.

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> Hmmm... Wrote:
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> > Where on Maple Avenue was it?
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> Across from Beulah. There's a Wendys there now.


I thought a Roy Rogers Restaurant was originally there? There was a Burger Chef at the corner of Gallows and Rt 7. It's a Petco now.

Old Man Fairfax Wrote:
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> I thought a Roy Rogers Restaurant was originally
> there? There was a Burger Chef at the corner of
> Gallows and Rt 7. It's a Petco now.

I certainly remember Roy Rogers as having preceded Wendy's as well. Not sure whether Roy's would have been the original occupant or not. Basically, Vienna zoned free-standing fast food places out of existence within the town maybe fifty years ago. There are no car dealers either. Roy's, Kentucky Fried Chicken (now Caribou Coffee), and the town donut shop (now Taco Bell) already existed and were grandfathered in. This is why the two McDonalds along 123 were built a few feet outside the town line, although due to a land swap with the County, the town line now goes right through the McD's across from the high school, which makes it eligible to pay town taxes.

9pYMF Wrote:
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> I think you suffer from aphasia.

someday we'll sit in court and see how much of the gov psychology manual can be proven as fact for court - and how much the bitch costed

vkDYy Wrote:
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> someday we'll sit in court and see how much of the
> gov psychology manual can be proven as fact for
> court - and how much the bitch costed

Not sure about aphasia, but you do have some grammar disorders. The word "costed" exists only in the sense of pricing something or other. "When the bean-counters got a look at it, the office upgrade proposals costed out at budget-busting levels."

Otherwise, both the past and past participle of COST is COST...

The bitch cost me big-time.

- AND -

The bitch HAS cost me big-time.

Grammarist says... Wrote:
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> vkDYy Wrote:
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> > someday we'll sit in court and see how much of
> the
> > gov psychology manual can be proven as fact for
> > court - and how much the bitch costed
>
> Not sure about aphasia, but you do have some
> grammar disorders. The word "costed" exists only
> in the sense of pricing something or other. "When
> the bean-counters got a look at it, the office
> upgrade proposals costed out at budget-busting
> levels."
>
> Otherwise, both the past and past participle of
> COST is COST...
>
> The bitch cost me big-time.
>
> - AND -
>
> The bitch HAS cost me big-time.


Leave him alone. It's just a typo. Jeesh!

don't have a cow, man Wrote:
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WHAT did you just say???
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>someday we'll sit in court and see how much of the gov psychology manual can be proven as fact for court - and how much the bitch costed

I would guess (from context, since you can't actually parse this sentence) the poster is referring to the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders. This isn't a government product in a direct sense. Also, it is kind of odd to anthropomorphize a manual as a woman.

I just killed you from my Zero

mte mustang Wrote:
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> Vienna had a Bugrer Chef on maple ave it was a
> teen hangout.


It was were the Roy Rogers was. The had a conveyor belt and I watched a kid throw the burger on the floor, pick it up and put on on the convayer belt. I walked out and they closed down the next week.

Burger Chef. LOL once was, will be again,? I have an Ashtray from Geino's, Sold Burger Chef and KFC on 236 at Prosperity..
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Off Topic and while we are at it, can you name this today ? hurry wont be there long.
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Burger chef and ginos are re-launching. There are a couple ginos open in Maryland right now.

I wish Starvin Marvins would re-launch.

I have a 1974 "Burger Chef and Jeff" glow in the dark Frisbee. I showed it to a nephew of mine. At first he didn't know what Burger Chef was, then he didn't know what a Frisbee was.

Where I grew up we had Burger chef, Ginos, and jack in the Box. jack in the Box had the first drive threw in my area.

stephen Wrote:
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> Where I grew up we had Burger chef, Ginos, and
> jack in the Box. jack in the Box had the first
> drive threw in my area.

You better hope that Typo-Turd doesn't see that...

Sounds like Stephen threw up in Annandale in the 70's

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> I wish Starvin Marvins would re-launch.


Me too. The marvins mess was the best thing on the menu.

Fuck I spelled BURGER wrong 3 and half years ago and no one told me.

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Master chief. Burn in hell WingNut

WingNut Wrote:
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> There was one in Tysons. I have very hazy memory
> of it. Good chocolate shakes.
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Old thread but there were videos at one time, I think these are them.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0A3GUlmIFzE

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iSfMPo6KWps

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Burger Chef featured prominently on mad men at the end of last season.

I actually came here to see if anyone remembered the BC in Tyson's. As I read through this I thought perhaps this will be an exception from the usual obligatory racism I see in FU threads. Then you posted this. The FU reputation remains intact. Thanks for not disappointing.

I remember the Vienna Burger Chef. I worked there October 67 thru January 1969.......my first job......INA was the manager.....and everyone from James Madison hung out there or at Pizza Fair. Starting pay was $1.10 per hour......and every two weeks I thought I was rich......with a $24 paycheck.
:-))

The Burger Chef.. Flame Broiled.. Blah Blah Bla. At Gallows Rd and Rt 7 and then it became a office supply joint. B.C was OK.. Like Mc Ds..Yawn..Sleepy now.. Just OK.. Nothing at all to compare to JACK IN THE BOX TACOS! COME ON BACK JACK!

DAJAX

Jack off in a box used Ol'Roy dog food for their meat in the tacos.

No it was Hot Shoppes

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WTH is wrong with you, necromancing a thread that's been dead for more two years?