Bob's Big Boy

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1623 W Katella Ave Ste 102 (at North Main St)
Orange, CA 92867

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(714) 516-0981
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I have been told that you go to a Bob's Big Boy for the experience, not always the food. Well, the experience was great. I took my dad, whao has been to a "Bob's" in the past. It ...

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My 1st time was a great time! 9/19/2011

I have been told that you go to a Bob's Big Boy for the experience, not always the food. Well, the experience was great. I took my dad, whao has been to a "Bob's" in the past. It was very cool to see the old pictures of car shows and relive past childhood memories with my dad. Not only does Bob's offer an amazing menu including burgers that can be compared to an In-N-Out, but heck, they give you 10% off just for bringing in your ticket stubs for The Honda Center, Angels games, etc. I had their classic Big Boy and was not dissappointed. it tasted great with fries and a side salad. The reason that I do not give it 5 stars is because I was expecting a thicker beef pattie. The patties are as thin as a McDonald's cheeseburger or In-N-Out burger. I guess it's just a sign of the times. Still tasted great. now go get some! more
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Since 1937, We have been serving Real. American. Food. Come visit us for the best family-friendly restaurant in Orange!

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  • In 1936, Bob Wian sold his prized DeSoto Roadster to purchase a small hamburger stand in Glendale, California. He named it Bob's Pantry. One night in 1937, a regular customer requested something different for a change. Bob went to work and the first double-decker hamburger was born. Customers couldn't get enough of Bob's new creation. One fan in particular was a chubby six-year-old boy in droopy overalls. He would often help Bob sweep up in exchange for a free burger. In honor of his young friend, Wian decided to name the better burger the Big Boy®. Another regular customer, a movie studio animator, sketched the now famous character on a napkin.

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