Brumberger

Brumberger is a fast-food restaurant chain that originated in the United States. The first Brumberger restaurant was established in 1961 in Wisconsin. The chain is known for its hamburgers, chicken sandwiches, and other fast-food items. Over the years, Brumberger has expanded its menu to include a variety of options, including salads, wraps, and breakfast items.

The company has undergone several ownership changes throughout its history. In the 1980s, Brumberger was acquired by the Marriott Corporation, which later spun off its restaurant division to form Host Marriott Corporation. In 2008, the chain was acquired by Burger King, which rebranded many of the locations under the Burger King name. However, some Brumberger locations continue to operate independently, particularly in the Midwest region of the United States.

Brumberger's restaurants are typically characterized by their red and white color scheme and their distinctive logo, which features a stylized "B" within a circle. The chain has been known for its value-oriented menu, offering items at competitive prices. While Brumberger is not as widely recognized as some other fast-food chains, it maintains a loyal customer base, particularly in the regions where it has a strong presence.