'It was a temple to the glorious fry up - especially when you were hungover'
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manchestereveningnews.co.ukLong before the arrival of fast food behemoths like McDonald's and Starbucks to the UK, the Little Chef was a rare and welcome treat for tired motorists around Greater Manchester.
For those of a certain generation, the thrill of pulling off the road after spotting Fat Charlie - the plump chef on its sign - is a cherished memory.
And for young passengers, the indescribable joy, and relief, we experienced as children escaping the back of a sweltering car to fill our bellies at the roadside diner is unforgettable.
The first Little Chef, inspired by classic American diners, opened its doors in 1958 in Reading, boasting a modest 11 seats.
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