Ward's (restaurant)

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Ward's is a regional fast food restaurant chain primarily located in the state of Mississippi, United States. Known for its unique menu items and local charm, Ward's has become a staple in the communities it serves.

History[edit | edit source]

Ward's was founded in 1968 by Richard and Ed Ward in Hattiesburg, Mississippi. The restaurant quickly gained popularity for its signature hamburgers and root beer. Over the years, Ward's expanded its presence across Mississippi, opening multiple locations and becoming a beloved local brand.

Menu[edit | edit source]

Ward's offers a variety of fast food items, including:

One of the most popular items on the menu is the "Big One," a large hamburger that has become synonymous with the Ward's brand.

Locations[edit | edit source]

Ward's operates numerous locations throughout Mississippi, with a concentration in the southern part of the state. Each location maintains the classic Ward's aesthetic, featuring a retro design that harkens back to the chain's origins in the late 1960s.

Community Involvement[edit | edit source]

Ward's is known for its active involvement in local communities. The chain frequently sponsors local events, supports school programs, and participates in charitable activities. This community engagement has helped Ward's maintain a loyal customer base over the decades.

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