Sizzler Commercials Through The Years

Ryan

3291 days ago.

Sizzler is a hot topic on the internet today after Mashable and others posted a commercial of theirs from 1991 that had been sitting on YouTube waiting to be appreciated. Sizzler was founded in 1958 by Del and Helen Johnson in Mission Viejo, California. The company originally was your typical family-style restaurant that featured home-cooked entrees and a salad bar. The company moved to an expanded buffet setup in the early 1980s. The company once had 270 locations throughout the United States, but after going through bankruptcy, quality and identity issues, the company is down to a much smaller number nowadays. Almost all of the current locations are located in the Western part of the United States.

While this Sizzler commercial from 1991 is getting all of the attention currently, scroll farther down and we’ll show you other Sizzler commercials through the years. Basically, their commercial game has always been pretty strong.

1991

1981

Jodie Sweetin (Stephanie Tanner in Full House) appears in an early 80s Sizzler commcercial

1984

1987

1988

1989

1990

1991

2013

2014 – “When Pigs Fly”

2014 “Dry Land”

Sizzler is of course part of popular culture for some odd reason.

David Choe once took Anthony Bourdain to one in Koreatown

It was the place to celebrate in White Men Can’t Jump

Marshawn Lynch celebrated at the Sizzler in high school.

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Ryan

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