#ATOMIC BURGER MOVIE#
#ATOMIC BURGER TV#

The description of 'served with a side of religious fundamentalism' is a reference to In-N-Out placing Bible verses on the bottom of cups and burger wrappers.Noire, in black and white mode, is used for the stock footage from 1950.

#ATOMIC BURGER TV#

In the TV commercials, some footage from L.A.

The yellow curve up over the Up n Atom name is reminiscent of both the In-N-Out logo and McDonald's 'golden arches'.

The tagline refers to Burger King, which is already parodied as Burger Shot.

Up-n-Atom is based on the Western hamburger chain In-N-Out Burger, with the the name being a pun on the phrase 'up and at 'em'.

Garage banner with vintage Up-n-atom branding. Drive into Up-n-Atom today! Up-n-Atom: Food from when we were morally superior.' Company Trucks/Trailers

#ATOMIC BURGER MOVIE#

Female Imaging Voice: 'You do everything in your car - from talking to friends to watching a movie to turning tricks with a coworker, so why should you get out of your car to eat? At Up-n-Atom, we're from a time when America didn't worry about global warming, cholesterol, or who could vote. The 10-slices of Bacon-Triple Cheese Melt.The first Up-n-Atom was established near the Procopio Truck Stop in 1947, as a diner, with the tagline, 'The Taste of America's Future'. Its main stock competitor is Burger Shot, while its other competitors stand as Cluckin Bell, Pizza This and Taco Bomb. Their taglines can be seen on the delivery trucks around Los Santos. The company has 2 mascots named 'Ray' and 'May' who appear to be yellow blobs.

The atomic age (the late 1940s to mid 1960s) in the United States was characterized by strict social mores and patriotism. The latter refers to the restaurant's 'atomic age' theme, as seen in their television advertisements. I’d come back to Atomic Burger for the atmosphere, the food but most of all the service.Its taglines are ' Once It Pings, Eat Like Kings' and 'Food from when we were morally superior'. What I saw was the staff serve this table with exemplary manners despite the attitude of these punters. The hospitality industry has been hit the hardest and quite honestly, the staff didn’t deserve to be treated as they did. The staff did their best to accommodate them without a booking but the attitude they received from this group was quite frankly appalling. What happened next was that a group came in and acted like they owned the place. All this whilst dealing with delivery orders. They didn’t have my first or second choice beer, but that wasn’t a problem because the staff were polite about it and kindly went to the bar twice to check what they did have. Whilst browsing the menu the staff were very chatty whilst also being attentive to other customers. We had a booking, table already set up for us. So limited capacity, some restrictions still in place, mainly bookings for tables. Both amazing, both lovingly cooked and delivered quickly!īut the reason I’m posting is the staff. I went for the Cluck Berry burger (there’s that humour again), whilst my party had the Cordell. There’s also a solid choice of fries to accompany your burger of choice! Beef may be the dominant patty, but there’s still a great choice of different toppings as well chicken burgers, hot dogs and very well curated vegan/vegetarian options. As the name suggests, burgers are their forte. An ample serving easily shared between two. It’s a lot of fun just finding the different pop culture references. Han Solo frozen in carbonate hangs above the middle of the restaurant and a stormtrooper stands next to the bar. I’m currently sat under The Millenium Falcon with Ghostbusters to my right. Atomic Burger isn’t a serious restaurant and nor does it. I’ll get to why in a little bit, but let’s start with the general stuff. I’ve been here a couple of times before but I felt compelled to write this review after my latest visit.

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