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Old Burger Stand on Main & Edinger
by Steve
Saturday, November 24, 2007
I lived in Santa Ana 1963 thu 1966 our family used to buy burgers at a hambuger stand on the northeast corner of Main and Edinger. It was a great place real salty fries. I cant remember the name can anyone help?Click on "Post a Comment" below if you have anything.
Labels: Hamburger-Joints, Santa-Ana
2 Comments:
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I think it was called "Russ's". It might have been called "Beanies" before that. But, I think from '63 to '66, it was "Russ's" (or something very close to that). Maybe "Russ Burgers".
By
, at November 26, 2007 1:57 AM
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It was Russ, they also had one on Newport Blvd. They had the best chili burgers. It later became Beany's named after the TV show Time for Beany. The biggest shock of my young life was when the beany puppets were there and I saw that they were so small. TV gave a totally different view of them, I even peeked behind the stage to watch them from the back. Mike Grant,
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, at April 24, 2008 11:13 PM
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