The room off the main dining room was probably a "non-smoking" area, at a time when smoking was still allowed in restaurants in Ohio. After public smoking was outlawed, it became a party room.
Random memory: There was a 2 story modern lodge style Burger King, with a running fireplace in the foyer/dining room.near Levittown PA. (80's) It had to be experienced to feel how Beautifulit it was. Warm honey oak wood. ... Great Design! Thanks for these great vids. It's a day out, and you're both great company!
Man, what is with all these Burger King closures? Then again, there are 2 that have been closed up by me for the past few months as well, but they're all boarded up so you can't see inside em at all sadly...
Hi Wallie. You’re in my neck of the woods. That area is prone to flooding. Its always flooded there, but the past few years it seems to have gotten worse. Walmart and Sam’s Club too really take a beating. Just a ton of water. It’s pretty amazing. I didn’t know that BK didn’t reopen though. Good stuff.
I also live in that neck of the woods. My family was patrons at that location. When it really flooded, I was surprised we didn't see pontoons. A few days after the that flood the creek was flowing like raging river. It was a sight to see.
I've lived across that BK past 16 years and there was only one significant flood(that's when the restaurant finally closed),so I don't know what you're talking about...and now I'm watching it being demolished, guess they're finishing the job today...and it was so convenient to grab their delicious breakfast,oh well...
@@ewaprzeklasa4934That area flooded a few times. I remember it closing for cleanup and it didn't seem too long after that where it flooded again and it was pretty bad. I remember the apts across the street being on the news and seeing that flooded as well. Although it was the 1st time I'd seen it. Hopefully you weren't impacted by that. It looked terrible
Hey Wallie and Kayla! Thank you for filling this place!! I live about 15 minutes from here and sometimes go to this Sams Club. I’ve always wondered what this place looked like inside!! The Sams Club floods at least once a year!
I worked at a burger king when the store had that classic look, back in 2006. By that time the chairs were all falling apart. The restaurant didn't have those spatulas. I'm guessing the drive thru menu was those that a worker had to spin around to switch from breakfast to lunch.
Funny enough I've actually been sitting on a video of this place for a long time, this area of Cleveland which is actually Brooklyn, is definitely known for flooding, Sam's Club flooded back in 2011, hence why the Sam's Club in the area got remodeled. The Raising Cane's used to be a Perkins that burned down to a fire. It's a very interesting area, good video! I know for other abandoned Burger Kings in the area, there is one in Willoughby Hills, which has a gray look to it, there's also one in Maple Heights that is completely boarded up, but underneath the door has the old Burger King logo, and I think there's a couple more, but I just can't remember most of them on my mind. I do also know there's one in Huron that used to have a Play Place
11:00 that's where the red rim on top of the blue roof goes. I'm not sure if all of the red rims light up or if this Burger King is special or something but that is where the rim goes.
What you said at the beginning about not getting it your way reminded me of a sign dad had in his area of the basement (and then in the garage after we moved) that said "This isn't Burger King, you get it my way or you don't get the damn thing!"
I grew up around here! I used to go to this Burger King after shopping at the Walmart over there. I always considered this area to be Brooklyn rather than Parma though, but close enough. This one closed right before I moved to Georgia, and I was surprised when I drove past it and saw the building was completely stripped. Thanks for the upload. PS: to my knowledge, this was always a Burger King. The awning was probably from pre-blue roof days (back when the roof was brown with red and orange stripes on top). Then again, I was born in 1994, so someone else might have better information.
They covers over it...but it dont look like any burger kings I opened before....and yes that was a small kiddo party room....I managed Burger King from 1988 til 1998.... Great videos :)
I just visited the same abandoned burger king because I live in the area! This one was a pretty cool Burger King and yea you are right, this place does have a vintage feel to it! The chairs and the way it looked on the interior.
I know exactly wherr that is. Wallie for nostalgia you need to do a review of the old long John silvers by the home depot plus there's an abandoned old pizza hut next to it
Yes, I'm so sick of this corona crappola! I want the real world back! Your videos have helped to take my mind off of it. Where we were forced to put our lives on hold for a year, you guys, nor me and mine, didn't let that interfere. Times are beginning to improve. Together we're stronger!
Well we have that variant of covid 19 floating around cause we got ppl coming in from south Africa and u.k. and they also that covid19 vaccine doesnt really protect you from those variants..
for sure your videos have helped get thru all the virus crap..i think in the next few months it will all be over, a huge thank you for doing these videos , you guys take care
The area built up but the drainage was never upgraded to handle the creek flooding. Even before the build up, there was flooding, but no buildings to flood.
I live around the corner from this former Burger King. There were two floods that I can recall and I believe I read that the employees in Burger King had to be rescued using life rafts. I'm not surprised that they abandoned it in the end. The creek can be prone to overflowing after heavy rain. Your comment about why people would have a party at Burger King was funny. I grew up in the UK and it wasn't uncommon for parents to book birthday parties for their very young kids at McDonald's. I imagine Burger King probably did something similar.
That area is built on the floodplain of Big Creek. Big Creek is normally a smaller gently flowing creek, but with a torrential downpour, it lives up to it’s name. The cities of Brooklyn and Parma and the county have tried for decades to remedy the situation. Compare these Google map images and you can see the retention basin they built in front of Walmart. goo.gl/maps/4vMhJENUqya33rH76 vs goo.gl/maps/1vsFv5D1q8a39LVD9 It helped a little but you can’t control Mother Nature and flooding still occurs several times a year. That Sam’s Club was originally built as a Makro Warehouse Club in the mid 1980’s and that was one of my first jobs. In this map image you can see how ridiculously close to the creek they built the building. goo.gl/maps/eNsj5F9oGC9QF1pE8 That Burger King was originally built as a Burger King, probably in the 1990’s and has always been a Burger King. I was sad to see it close.
This is actually in Brooklyn, Ohio not Parma. Brooklyn and Cleveland border the north side of Brookpark Rd from West 10th St to West 130th St. Anything north side is either Cleveland or Brooklyn. Just pointing out a small correction needed.
We used to have a Burger King here in Weirton,WV on Three Springs Drive where Dairy Queen is currently located, at the Three Springs Drive/Potomac Ave intersection, across from McDonald's. Have a KMartlicious Day! Have a Burger Kinglicious Day!
And weren’t the roofs red in color then? (All the ones out here in CO were as I remember). I’m still curious-besides the property and building looks all right-what that separate room was for? Could this have been something else prior to being a Burger King, and when it was converted the room was left in place?
@@2themoon863 the roofs were regular brown shingles. They then put the red soffit light covers, painted the shingles blue and the eaves bright yellow. The room could also have been a very small play space. those extensions were most likely added on . I worked for Burger King Corp. from 1981 to early 2003
Big Creek runs between Walmart and Sam's Club. During heavy rains, the Walmart parking lot, as well as nearby Brookpark Road and Big Creek Parkway, would flood big time., There have been at least a few occasions where Walmart or Sam's Club would temporarily close due to flooding, but the stores would quickly reopen once the flood waters recede and the floors are mopped.
Yes but Sam’s club usually is closed the next day until the health department lets us reopen, I worked at that Burger King and I currently work at the Sam’s club
I’m surprised there isn’t a Burger King on Mckinght Road. 2 McDonald’s on Mckinght, but no Burgers king. I remember the old Burger King where the Arby’s sits. I want a new Burger King 😂😂
East sider, here. Hooray for Cleveland! There's an abandoned Burger King at a shopping center, I think it's on Green Road, by Mayfield Road. Approximately there. There's a Marc's at that shopping center. If you want to film that one, too. It was closed down for some time. "Crapid-19." Good one. :D Had me cracking up for a few minutes.
Good video wallie I guess I can’t get a whooper and Onion rings and A dr.pepper and a hersey’s sundae pie sense this Burger King is permanently closed.
Welcome back to Cleveland! I’m not sure if you went to the Southland area in Middleburg Hts, but there’s a lot of abandon business. Like Sears, and old Ames (which is now a Gabe’s) Dicks, Burlington, MC Sports and many more. I live down the street from this complex, let me know when you’re in town!
Are there many abandoned Subways , because they never have any special deals or a $ 5 or even $6 foot Long. How do they stay in business with expensive prices ?
Yeah the friggin KFC's still have their dining areas closed in quincy Illinois I was wanting some good chicken and coleslaw and biscuits the ppl there makes it all fresh not from containers..
@@ErikVince Well Illinois have that stupid governor who has control of when places will open for bunch of ppl and I hope ppl in Illinois will vote him out someday he has been costing business owners lots of money right now..
@@gaylenewood7707 around here it is on some restaurants have their lobbies open for takeout others don't Burger King is one of them that has their lobbies clothes and it's really beginning to piss me off because I sort of want Burger King
Our Wendy's here in Uniontown flooded 1 time from the big rain storm we had last year it was as high as like not half way up the door not to bad inside a worker said it was like little bit less than knee high but it's now remodeled and no I don't like the shoe box look now it blows...
That looks like a '80's or '90's-built BK, except for the additional triangle up front. Still I like it better than today's SQUARE ANONYMOUS stores (makes them easier to sell to others, but doesn't look good). 3:43 Yes, Wallie, that's a BIRTHDAY ROOM, like I've seen on some McD's that doesn't have a Playplace. I have a feeling this whole area is a FLOOD ZONE where businesses SHOULDN'T BEEN BUILT since it had happen before a few times....
WHAT THE CRAP NO BURGER KING :( PLEASE DO A VLOG OF YOU ACTUALLY EATING BURGER KING!!! Let’s get some together, right after filming the Clearview Mall haha! Great video!
And yes, throughout all the pandemic last year your silly antics in these videos really helped take my mind off the doom and gloom of everything, so thanks for that! Things are starting to improve a good bit, so here's to hoping that by either year's end or by next year that things start to look a little more normal again to the tune of not having to wear masks and stuff anymore...
I hate the shoe box look of the fast food restaurants to.I wish they just kept the original style . I never saw the cool spatula door handles before. The one near me did not have those.
The room off the main dining room was probably a "non-smoking" area, at a time when smoking was still allowed in restaurants in Ohio. After public smoking was outlawed, it became a party room.
birthday party room
"Oh, Be Quiet !".... nearly pissed myself 🤣🤣🤣😂🤣🤣🤣
LMAO!
@@WallieB26they just tore it down 8-14-2024
When my Steak ‘n Shake closed there Wi-Fi still worked after it closed.
And we appreciate your doing videos for us to get our mind off the virus.
Fake Virus
@@volumedealer2716 It's not fake man. Alot of people have died. But whatever. U have ur opinion.
This was torn down as well as the one in Maple Hts off Granger Rd.
Your devotion to old school aesthetics is quite admirable: be safe and thanks for the vid!
Random memory:
There was a 2 story modern lodge style Burger King, with a running fireplace in the foyer/dining room.near Levittown PA. (80's)
It had to be experienced to feel how Beautifulit it was. Warm honey oak wood. ... Great Design!
Thanks for these great vids. It's a day out, and you're both great company!
Also, lol at the end when you were like "Oh be quiet!" to that car that was going by laying on its horn
Anytime you hear a horn going off you just give that j.a.this nice sign🖕😁..
Wow!!! That’s...very 90’s, early 2000’s looking.
Aw you got buggy cool car I bet it's a 1978 bug?
Man, what is with all these Burger King closures? Then again, there are 2 that have been closed up by me for the past few months as well, but they're all boarded up so you can't see inside em at all sadly...
Oh yeah I discovered your videos during covid and kept watching ever since
Thank you very much!
@@WallieB26 your welcome
It floods when the creek between Sams Club and Walmart cant handle the heavy rains...
Hi Wallie. You’re in my neck of the woods. That area is prone to flooding. Its always flooded there, but the past few years it seems to have gotten worse. Walmart and Sam’s Club too really take a beating. Just a ton of water. It’s pretty amazing. I didn’t know that BK didn’t reopen though. Good stuff.
I also live in that neck of the woods. My family was patrons at that location. When it really flooded, I was surprised we didn't see pontoons. A few days after the that flood the creek was flowing like raging river. It was a sight to see.
I've read that ppl drove their cars into that water and almost got themselves killed..
I've lived across that BK past 16 years and there was only one significant flood(that's when the restaurant finally closed),so I don't know what you're talking about...and now I'm watching it being demolished, guess they're finishing the job today...and it was so convenient to grab their delicious breakfast,oh well...
@@ewaprzeklasa4934That area flooded a few times. I remember it closing for cleanup and it didn't seem too long after that where it flooded again and it was pretty bad.
I remember the apts across the street being on the news and seeing that flooded as well. Although it was the 1st time I'd seen it. Hopefully you weren't impacted by that. It looked terrible
Hey Wallie and Kayla! Thank you for filling this place!! I live about 15 minutes from here and sometimes go to this Sams Club. I’ve always wondered what this place looked like inside!! The Sams Club floods at least once a year!
Same
the aesthetics of this burger king are tooo cool. sad to see it closed
I worked at a burger king when the store had that classic look, back in 2006. By that time the chairs were all falling apart. The restaurant didn't have those spatulas. I'm guessing the drive thru menu was those that a worker had to spin around to switch from breakfast to lunch.
Funny enough I've actually been sitting on a video of this place for a long time, this area of Cleveland which is actually Brooklyn, is definitely known for flooding, Sam's Club flooded back in 2011, hence why the Sam's Club in the area got remodeled. The Raising Cane's used to be a Perkins that burned down to a fire. It's a very interesting area, good video! I know for other abandoned Burger Kings in the area, there is one in Willoughby Hills, which has a gray look to it, there's also one in Maple Heights that is completely boarded up, but underneath the door has the old Burger King logo, and I think there's a couple more, but I just can't remember most of them on my mind. I do also know there's one in Huron that used to have a Play Place
Maple Heights had two Burger Kings. The other one, an older BK about a mile southeast of the closed one, became a laundromat.
I had no idea there was a fire there! Sadly there is no photos section at Sam's Club anymore.
Their insurance company probably made them close and relocate because of the flood issues
Also, the Steak & Shake down the road on Tiedeman was turned into a Starbucks!
There was also the one in Parma on Snow Road. It's now a McDonald's which was located across the street.
I prefer the older look.
You’re videos are very helpful to pass the time. Thank you for the entertainment & bringing back memories on old places
I'm by here almost every single day...hopefully you went up the road where there is an open Big Boy Restaurant......
I saw that restaurant! However we didn't stop there on this trip.
11:00 that's where the red rim on top of the blue roof goes. I'm not sure if all of the red rims light up or if this Burger King is special or something but that is where the rim goes.
What you said at the beginning about not getting it your way reminded me of a sign dad had in his area of the basement (and then in the garage after we moved) that said "This isn't Burger King, you get it my way or you don't get the damn thing!"
Sounds like a roadkill restaurant 😁🤣🤣.
Thanks for another great video! Your videos always bring a smile to my face!
I did enjoy this video thanks for all you do guys
Great video Wall-E as always
Wow you were near my hometown
I just looked up flooding Parma, OH and found many pictures of the Sam’s club being flooded multiple times.
I grew up around here! I used to go to this Burger King after shopping at the Walmart over there. I always considered this area to be Brooklyn rather than Parma though, but close enough. This one closed right before I moved to Georgia, and I was surprised when I drove past it and saw the building was completely stripped. Thanks for the upload.
PS: to my knowledge, this was always a Burger King. The awning was probably from pre-blue roof days (back when the roof was brown with red and orange stripes on top). Then again, I was born in 1994, so someone else might have better information.
They covers over it...but it dont look like any burger kings I opened before....and yes that was a small kiddo party room....I managed Burger King from 1988 til 1998....
Great videos :)
I just visited the same abandoned burger king because I live in the area! This one was a pretty cool Burger King and yea you are right, this place does have a vintage feel to it! The chairs and the way it looked on the interior.
I just drove by this burgerking a few days ago and it's still abandoned, looks even worse on the outside
3:43 Actually, a small Playland (or whatever BK calls it) was in that room and I think they took it out sometime in the early 2010s
I love your videos and I love seeing you and Kayla go on adventures together!
I know exactly wherr that is. Wallie for nostalgia you need to do a review of the old long John silvers by the home depot plus there's an abandoned old pizza hut next to it
Matt DeNiro yes that's a very old long john silvers
@@RyGuy0520 I know Ryan Ryder we ate there together several times bro lol
Yes, I'm so sick of this corona crappola! I want the real world back! Your videos have helped to take my mind off of it. Where we were forced to put our lives on hold for a year, you guys, nor me and mine, didn't let that interfere. Times are beginning to improve. Together we're stronger!
Well we have that variant of covid 19 floating around cause we got ppl coming in from south Africa and u.k. and they also that covid19 vaccine doesnt really protect you from those variants..
for sure your videos have helped get thru all the virus crap..i think in the next few months it will all be over, a huge thank you for doing these videos , you guys take care
That little room used to be a play room years ago. I used to play in the play room when i was younger when my mo. Worked at sams club
The area built up but the drainage was never upgraded to handle the creek flooding. Even before the build up, there was flooding, but no buildings to flood.
My childhood bk was the old style with the wood interior, along with wood booth seats
Good video! I have never seen a Burger King built like that! Watch out for those seagulls! It must have really flooded in that place, what a mess!
The little room used to have a indoor play place many years ago.
I live around the corner from this former Burger King. There were two floods that I can recall and I believe I read that the employees in Burger King had to be rescued using life rafts. I'm not surprised that they abandoned it in the end. The creek can be prone to overflowing after heavy rain.
Your comment about why people would have a party at Burger King was funny. I grew up in the UK and it wasn't uncommon for parents to book birthday parties for their very young kids at McDonald's. I imagine Burger King probably did something similar.
Your video are awesome wallie it keep me busy when you had new videos during covid-19 thank you again buddy
Nice video Wallie! This is in Cleveland/Brooklyn Ohio By the way.
That area is built on the floodplain of Big Creek. Big Creek is normally a smaller gently flowing creek, but with a torrential downpour, it lives up to it’s name. The cities of Brooklyn and Parma and the county have tried for decades to remedy the situation. Compare these Google map images and you can see the retention basin they built in front of Walmart. goo.gl/maps/4vMhJENUqya33rH76 vs goo.gl/maps/1vsFv5D1q8a39LVD9 It helped a little but you can’t control Mother Nature and flooding still occurs several times a year. That Sam’s Club was originally built as a Makro Warehouse Club in the mid 1980’s and that was one of my first jobs. In this map image you can see how ridiculously close to the creek they built the building. goo.gl/maps/eNsj5F9oGC9QF1pE8 That Burger King was originally built as a Burger King, probably in the 1990’s and has always been a Burger King. I was sad to see it close.
This is actually in Brooklyn, Ohio not Parma. Brooklyn and Cleveland border the north side of Brookpark Rd from West 10th St to West 130th St. Anything north side is either Cleveland or Brooklyn. Just pointing out a small correction needed.
We used to have a Burger King here in Weirton,WV on Three Springs Drive where Dairy Queen is currently located, at the Three Springs Drive/Potomac Ave intersection, across from McDonald's. Have a KMartlicious Day! Have a Burger Kinglicious Day!
The Cracker Barrel restaurant near here had a murder years ago a crazy Strongsville man murdered his wife and 2 daughters there
Just found your channel you do a great job with these videos
Thank you!
you should also do the Sears in Middleburg, looks like it was built during the early 60s space era. looks like a building from the jetsons.
Looks like Burger King is turning into Bye-bye King C:
@@gaffneyrailroading1982 what city is that new one in?
that is a standard Burger King roof style of the 80s
And weren’t the roofs red in color then? (All the ones out here in CO were as I remember).
I’m still curious-besides the property and building looks all right-what that separate room was for? Could this have been something else prior to being a Burger King, and when it was converted the room was left in place?
@@2themoon863 the roofs were regular brown shingles. They then put the red soffit light covers, painted the shingles blue and the eaves bright yellow. The room could also have been a very small play space. those extensions were most likely added on . I worked for Burger King Corp. from 1981 to early 2003
sad to see close due to weather but your hunt for food continues
thanks for sharing this one wallie whooper saying good bye
Big Creek runs between Walmart and Sam's Club. During heavy rains, the Walmart parking lot, as well as nearby Brookpark Road and Big Creek Parkway, would flood big time., There have been at least a few occasions where Walmart or Sam's Club would temporarily close due to flooding, but the stores would quickly reopen once the flood waters recede and the floors are mopped.
Yes but Sam’s club usually is closed the next day until the health department lets us reopen, I worked at that Burger King and I currently work at the Sam’s club
I’m surprised there isn’t a Burger King on Mckinght Road. 2 McDonald’s on Mckinght, but no Burgers king. I remember the old Burger King where the Arby’s sits. I want a new Burger King 😂😂
There used to be! It was where the Arby's is now. They closed that location up many many years ago.
Damn! Burger king parma , ohio closed twice due to flood.
As others may have already said, this neither Cleveland nor Parma. Brooklyn Ohio.
3:29 I think that was built as a smoke room, but turned into some other kind of room after smoking in public was outlawed
Wow, a classic burger king! Nice!!
East sider, here. Hooray for Cleveland!
There's an abandoned Burger King at a shopping center, I think it's on Green Road, by Mayfield Road. Approximately there. There's a Marc's at that shopping center. If you want to film that one, too. It was closed down for some time.
"Crapid-19." Good one. :D Had me cracking up for a few minutes.
I read where that Green Road Burger King is supposed to become a Starbucks.
the top light bar had red plastic covers on them
Wallie! I'm right across the street literally and i just moved here too. It's crazy to think you were just here! Where's the Wallie pin?!
I used to work at Sams Club here and would eat there on occasion, back in like 2013. Sad to see them all go.
Damn I grew up at that Burger King.
That area floods a lot for some reason. Parma is so bad. My basement would flood during heavy rain and im a 7 minute drive from there
Those seagulls are relentless lol, someone was honking at you lol. Anyway your videos have always got us through and thank you for that
Awesome video 📹 👏 👌
Good video wallie I guess I can’t get a whooper and Onion rings and A dr.pepper and a hersey’s sundae pie sense this Burger King is permanently closed.
Great video...as weird as it is, my Burger King here in Allentown PA close to because of flooding.
its in a flood zone there -river floods that area often
Welcome back to Cleveland! I’m not sure if you went to the Southland area in Middleburg Hts, but there’s a lot of abandon business. Like Sears, and old Ames (which is now a Gabe’s) Dicks, Burlington, MC Sports and many more.
I live down the street from this complex, let me know when you’re in town!
Are there many abandoned Subways , because they never have any special deals or a $ 5 or even $6 foot Long. How do they stay in business with expensive prices ?
The other closed Burger King is in nearby Linndale, at Memphis Ave. and Bellaire Road. It became a "hookah" parlor, but I think it's vacant again.
90s vibes on this abandoned burger King
That placed was flooded 3-4 times. 3 for sure. They always screw up your order.
Every heavy rain storm, it floods.
I live in the area, its closed because that whole area is prone to flooding because of the Big Creek Parkway
Burger King is my favorite restaurant
Can't wait for the lobbies to reopen so I can go in and order stuff
Yeah the friggin KFC's still have their dining areas closed in quincy Illinois I was wanting some good chicken and coleslaw and biscuits the ppl there makes it all fresh not from containers..
@@gaylenewood7707 the last I knew the KFC's here in Wilkes-Barre had their lobbies open I don't know if they still are
@@ErikVince Well Illinois have that stupid governor who has control of when places will open for bunch of ppl and I hope ppl in Illinois will vote him out someday he has been costing business owners lots of money right now..
@@gaylenewood7707 around here it is on some restaurants have their lobbies open for takeout others don't Burger King is one of them that has their lobbies clothes and it's really beginning to piss me off because I sort of want Burger King
Now that building is awesome. Can't even get a cheesy tots or a whopper.
Our Wendy's here in Uniontown flooded 1 time from the big rain storm we had last year it was as high as like not half way up the door not to bad inside a worker said it was like little bit less than knee high but it's now remodeled and no I don't like the shoe box look now it blows...
As others have mentioned, the small room was for smokers.
That looks like a '80's or '90's-built BK, except for the additional triangle up front. Still I like it better than today's SQUARE ANONYMOUS stores (makes them easier to sell to others, but doesn't look good).
3:43 Yes, Wallie, that's a BIRTHDAY ROOM, like I've seen on some McD's that doesn't have a Playplace.
I have a feeling this whole area is a FLOOD ZONE where businesses SHOULDN'T BEEN BUILT since it had happen before a few times....
Nice wallie I know what it is like to go through a flood 😀
Pretty much every Burger King restaurant in Cleveland is abandoned. There's maybe less than 10 that are still open.
90s burger king aesthetics
Oh look another abandoned Burger King 😂 WallieB26 can't find any food again 😂
Lol why can wallie never find food.
Did you see my message
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WHAT THE CRAP NO BURGER KING :( PLEASE DO A VLOG OF YOU ACTUALLY EATING BURGER KING!!!
Let’s get some together, right after filming the Clearview Mall haha!
Great video!
And yes, throughout all the pandemic last year your silly antics in these videos really helped take my mind off the doom and gloom of everything, so thanks for that! Things are starting to improve a good bit, so here's to hoping that by either year's end or by next year that things start to look a little more normal again to the tune of not having to wear masks and stuff anymore...
I miss this Burger King!
I hope while you were there you checked out the closed Denny's down the street.
We still have a blue-roofed Burger King and it's also the highest rated in my area, at 3.2 stars.
20 years ago flooding wasn’t an issue in the area. I’m not sure what changed
I hate the shoe box look of the fast food restaurants to.I wish they just kept the original style . I never saw the cool spatula door handles before. The one near me did not have those.
I remember going to that place after shopping at Sam's Club or Walmart.
😎 cool
Just want to say that’s Brooklyn,Ohio I worked at this store for about 5 years I quit about a year before it closed
Sam's Club and Walmart got Easter Stuff
cheesy tots!! NO!!! I got food poisoning from them twice... and haven't been to BK since. that was in 2008.
Anybody knows what are the plans for that spot? I live across the street and would like an answer,if possible...ty
Love the Misfits shirt 🤟