When did Cincinnati's first Drive-in restaurant open?
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What was the first Frisch's restaurant in Cincinnati?
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Where did the name "Frisch's Mainliner" originate?
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When was Cincinnati's first Big Boy sandwich sold?
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When was the first Big Boy Drive-in restaurant opened?
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What are the most popular Frisch's sandwiches?
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What other items are unique to Frisch's?
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What are some of Frisch's seasonal favorites?
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How many Frisch's Big Boy Restaurants are there?
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Where can I find a Frisch's Big Boy?
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Is Frisch's stock publicly traded?
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Are there Frisch family members still involved with the company?
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Cincinnati's first Drive-in restaurant opened in Fairfax in 1939. It was called "The Mainliner"
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In 1905, Samuel Frisch operated a small café on Freeman Avenue in downtown.
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Frisch's Mainliner is named after a tri-motor passenger plane that landed at Cincinnati's first airport, Lunken airfield.
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Cincinnati's first Big Boy sandwich was sold at the Mainliner in 1946.
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In 1947, Dave Frisch opened the first Big Boy Drive-in in the city with eight counter seats and 60 parking spaces on Central Parkway. While the building has changed, the operation still exists today.
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Frisch's delicious signature sandwiches, in order or popularity, include the Big Boy, the Fish sandwich, the Buddy Boy and the Swiss Miss. All are served with Frisch's own Tartar Sauce.
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Frisch's has become known for hand breaded Onion Rings, the rich Hot Fudge Cake (a half serving is available!) and seasonal favorites.
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Frisch's has become known for award winning Pumpkin Pie, Strawberry Pie and most recently for our three new Sandwich Wraps.
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As of June, 2003, Frisch's operates 88 Big Boy restaurants, and franchises another 32 to other Big Boy operations.
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You can find Frisch's in Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky, Dayton and Columbus, Ohio, Lexington and Louisville, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Indiana. Click here to search for a Frisch's in your neighborhood.
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Frisch's Restaurants, Inc. was first listed on the American Stock Exchange in 1973 and trades under the symbol FRS. (Learn more in our Investor's Section)
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Absolutely. Craig Maier succeeded his father Jack Maier as President and CEO in 1989. Jack remains Chairman of the Board. Craig is the eldest grandson of David Frisch, founder.
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