Irv’s Burgers to Donate Portion of Sales to LA Regional Food Bank on 80th Anniversary

Irv’s Burgers. Irv’s Burgers began in 1946 as a roadside stand on Route 66 in West Hollywood.

The promotion will be available at all Irv’s locations.

By Sarah Lin

Irv’s Burgers will mark its 80th anniversary on Wednesday, Aug. 26, by selling its signature Roadside Burger for 80 cents and donating a portion of sales to local food banks.

For every full-size combo sold that day, the chain will donate 80 cents to the Los Angeles Regional Food Bank and Three Square, a hunger-relief organization serving Southern Nevada.

The promotion will be available at all Irv’s locations. The 80-cent Roadside Burger offer is limited to in-store purchases, one per customer, while supplies last. Additional anniversary activities include giveaways for rewards members and free burgers for customers 80 and older with valid ID.

Irv’s Burgers began in 1946 as a roadside stand on Route 66 in West Hollywood. The City of West Hollywood has designated the brand a cultural resource.