Trump Burger, which loudly proclaims its support for President Donald Trump, has quickly become one of the most controversial fast-casual restaurants in Texas. What started as one politically ...

Garley referred to the humor of the restaurant as “brutish” with its inside jokes geared toward a Trump-supporting clientele. “As with most aspects of Trump Burger, a menu isn’t just a menu.

We ordered the Trump Burger, Trump Tower and chicken tenders from a one-page menu advertising "Made in America" with a U.S. flag - never mind that merchandise on sale is made abroad, including in ...

A Donald Trump-themed restaurant chain in Texas, Trump Burger, features political jokes and decorations aimed toward Trump supporters and serves burgers with "Trump" stamped on the bun.

Donald Trump’s name has been attached to everything from bibles to NFTs to steaks. Now it’s being attached to a burger chain, but this time…Trump has nothing to do with it.

Trump Burger has 4 locations in Texas with MAGA-themed menu items. Commenters have asked for a chicken taco, acronym for “Trump always chickens out.” ...

The restaurant was mostly quiet Wednesday evening except for a handful of groups that came in for the dinner rush. Items on the menu include a "Trump Burger," "Trump Tower," and an unavailable $50 ...

Sora New 24 reported that customers have been coming to the 40-year-old chef's two burger shack locations by the hordes to buy the Trump burger – a Colby Jacket Cheese Burger made with 100 ...

He created a burger named for Donald Trump in light of the GOP candidate’s arrival to the small town and, as Jahnck says, an attempt to “make hamburgers great again.” ...

From the mammoth, 14-pound Bill Clinton Divorce Finale Burger, with a half-pound of onions and 20 slices of cheese on a one-pound bun for $100 (if you eat it in an hour or less, it's free), to the ...

Former President Donald Trump and his team ran up a mammoth £160 ($200) tab on burgers and fries to take aboard his private jet after attending the wake of NYPD officer Jonathan Diller.

Burger King trolled President Trump Tuesday — joking about the commander in chief’s tweet that he had sprung for “1,000 hamberders” for Clemson’s national champion football team.