Texas' Trump-themed burger joint draws in tourists
The 'Trump Tower' is a 16-ounce burger with American cheese and 'Trump' sauce
A Donald Trump-themed burger joint in Bellville, Texas, about 50 miles west of Houston, has become a big tourist draw and hit with the locals after opening in 2020, according to a profile this week in the Houston Chronicle.
Roland Beainy, a second-generation Lebanese American, opened Trump Burger just before the last presidential election, serving meals like the "Trump Tower," which is a 16-ounce burger with American cheese, lettuce, tomato and "Trump" sauce.
"Being an immigrant from a place where everything is bad and you work for almost $200, you see somebody like him to support the country and get the economy doing better. Me being an entrepreneur, I appreciate what he did," Beainy told the Houston Chronicle.
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Every burger comes with "Trump" branded on the bun. The menu also jokingly features a "Biden burger," which is just one ounce of beef for the tall price of $50.99.
Brian Hajek, a resident of deep-red Austin County, which voted nearly 80% for the former president in 2020, told the Houston Chronicle that the restaurant brings in a lot of out-of-towners on a weekly basis.
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"I thought they’d be out of business after the elections, but you come here on the weekend, you see a big line of motorcycles, sports cars and antiques and Trump flags," Hajek told the newspaper. "They’re all from out of town."