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Burbank, California
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The restaurant, designed by Wayne McAllister in 1949, is a classic example of Googie architecture, characterized by its futuristic design and bold angles.
In 1965, the Beatles dined at this very location during their U.S. tour, making it a spot of musical history.
The iconic Big Boy statue, which stands outside the restaurant, has become a symbol of the franchise and is a popular photo spot for visitors.
Every Friday night, the restaurant hosts a classic car show, attracting car enthusiasts and families alike to enjoy the vintage vehicles and nostalgic atmosphere.
The restaurant's distinctive look has made it a popular filming location, appearing in productions like 'Heat' and 'Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery.'
In 1993, the restaurant was designated a California Point of Historical Interest, recognizing its cultural and architectural significance.
The restaurant features a classic diner menu with a modern twist, serving up favorites like the Big Boy burger and hand-dipped milkshakes.
