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Hispanicized Restaurant Names

Random restaurants have had their name changed to Spanish. Can you identify the hispanicization of the restaurant?
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Last updated: March 13, 2023
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First submittedMarch 12, 2023
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Hispanicized Name
Original Name
Cesaritos
Little Caesars
Rey de Hamburguesas
Burger King
Campana de Tacos
Taco Bell
Quehamburguesa
Whataburger
Reina Láctea
Dairy Queen
Jardín de Olivos
Olive Garden
Hispanicized Name
Original Name
Zorzal Rojo
Red Robin
Cinco Hombres
Five Guys
Hamburguesa Dentro-Y-Fuera
In-N-Out Burger
Ciervos Machos de las Estrellas
Starbucks
De Papá Juan
Papa John's
Pollito-filé-te
Chick-fil-a
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2 Comments
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Level 55
Mar 13, 2023
It is normally in-N-out burger, not burgers. The company might be called in-N-out burgers inc. but the signs on the restaurants say in-N-out burger. Plus your translation says hamburgesa singular. Good quiz either way, Starbucks one was tough.
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Level 78
Mar 13, 2023
Where I'm from we always unnecessarily stick an s at the end of store names. Maybe that's why I put the s??

Obviously I had not noticed that, so thank you!