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Fatburger
Burgers $$$$$
3026 S Figueroa St. (at W 30th St.)
Los Angles , CA 90007
Burgers $$$$$
3026 S Figueroa St. (at W 30th St.)
Los Angles , CA 90007
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4 reviews Fatburger Founder Lovie Yancey, 1912-2008
By la.foodblogging Feb 03, 2008
I have some friends who are loyal to In-and-Out while a few others swear by Fatburger. But on this occasion, I’m sure we can all agree to tip our hat to Fatburger Founder Lovie Yancey who died at age 96. To read more about Lovie Yancey, please see this LA Times article. Excerpt: Yancey launched her foray into fast [...] FULL REVIEW
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Daily & Gluttony Go To Fatburger
By Daily Gluttony Jun 10, 2006
I don't mean to make it sound like there were raging parties at the university with girls playing Battle-Shits in the bathroom. In fact, there were no "Extreme" guys taunting me inside the convenience store. I was not stuck at some tow yard with some scary dude with crossed-eyes, boils and missing teeth. Doogie Howser did not steal my car while he was high on E. There was no jail, no doobage, no giant walking bag of doobage, and no riding on the back of a stoned cheetah. FULL REVIEW
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Fatburger
By Monster Munching Apr 23, 2006
As much ire as the McDonald's corporation has drawn from anti-globalization crusaders, litigious customers, and a filmmaker named Morgan Spurlock, burgers will always remain a staple of the American diet, for better or for worse. FULL REVIEW
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Chili Cheese Fries and One Phat Burger at Fat Burger
By Best of LA Dec 16, 2005
I think it all started in elementary school where I learned my abc's and how to tie my shoelaces. You see, I often stayed after school until my mom or my grandpa could pick me up. It was there that I was introduced to chili fritos. For a mere 50 cents, I was given an open foil bag of Fritos and a scoop of piping hot chili made in the cafeteria with a plastic white spoon. Mmm...absolutely delicious! Especially on cold and rainy days. FULL REVIEW
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