For many years, Whataburger was considered the quintessential fast-food burger chain in Texas, known for its welcoming environment and round-the-clock service.
Opening its first location in Corpus Christi in 1950, the restaurant began by making burgers for 30 cents each.
Fast-forward to 2019, and Whataburger transitioned from its original family ownership to an investment firm based in Chicago, BDT Capital Partners. This firm also owns Weber grills and is a co-owner of Krispy Kreme.
Some folks are convinced the beloved Texas-based fast-food chain has gone downhill since then.
Outgoing CEO Ed Nelson, set to retire soon, insists that the sale hasn’t altered the company’s mission, and Whataburger continues to focus on food quality and customer service. […]
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