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Like many cities, Liverpool has welcomed man popular and well-loved restaurant chains over the years.
This list is not intended to be comprehensive, we've selected a number of brands and their 1970s menus. But if you have any suggestions of restaurant chains you'd like us to include, let us know in the comments section. Berni Inns in Southport included the Fox & Goose on Cable Street and Thorps Tavern on Nevill Street and there was also the Queens Royal in New Brighton. Many will remember visiting a number of the Merseyside Berni Inns to celebrate a special occasion or enjoy some of their staple menu items.But over the decades, the Berni Inns became a chapter of the past. The brothers sold the chain to Grand Metropolitan for £14.
Beginning in Bloomington, USA, in 1932, the first restaurant in Britain opened at Lyons Corner House in London in 1954. And by 1970, Wimpy had 1,000 outlets worldwide, including branches in Liverpool city centre, Runcorn, Bootle and Birkenhead. KFC The ECHO recently took at look back at the city's first KFC, which opened in 1965 on County Road, Walton.Predating the arrival of a number of fast food chains that are popular today, Kentucky Fried Chicken, the brainchild of Colonel Sanders, first arrived in the UK that same year.
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