White Castle

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2024-09-26

White Castle: 100 Years Old and Still Great Founded in 1921 by Billy Ingram, White Castle began as a small family-owned business with just $700 and a dream. From these humble beginnings, Ingram introduced the now-famous small, square hamburgers priced at five cents. These irresistible bites were nicknamed Sliders and quickly became a hit, often sold by the sack for hungry customers. In 1954, a brilliant suggestion by Earl Howell, an employee at a White Castle restaurant in Cincinnati, transformed the burger game. Howell proposed adding five small holes to each patty, allowing the burgers to cook faster and absorb more flavor. White Castle loved the idea so much that they patented the innovation, and it has been a part of their unique cooking method ever since. As a lifelong fan, I’ve been enjoying White Castle since childhood. Sixty-six years later, their Sliders still bring back memories of simpler times and family gatherings. My personal tip for the perfect White Castle experience? Add extra pickles to the original Sliders and don’t forget to grab some fish nibblers when they’re available.

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2025-01-10

I pulled up in the middle of a snow storm and Larry was still enthused to take my order! He is super respectful, detail-oriented and a kind spirit. I truly appreciate his customer service skills, they are hard to come by these days!

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2022-04-22

Lunch break quick stop and it was so good. I haven't had a castle burger in a while so I was surprised by their new menu items. I got the 1921 combo. The burger was about twice the thickness of a regular slider and its cooked the same way including the grilled onions. You can opt for any cheese you please. The main difference between the 1921 slider and the "regular " slider ( besides the size) is lettuce and tomato. My veggies were fresh and it didn't have the end piece of tomato which was a welcome sight. I will definitely be back. I love happy lunch time endings.