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White Castle is an American fast-food restaurant chain known for its small, square hamburger called a "sliders." The menu features a variety of sliders made with beef, chicken, pork, and veggie options.

The chain was founded by Edgar "Billy" Ingram and Walter Anderson in 1921 in Wichita, Kansas. They opened their first location as a hot dog stand but soon shifted to serving burgers, which became the signature item. The small size of White Castle's sliders allows for low prices, making it a popular choice for those looking for affordable meals.

The menu also includes breakfast items and combo meals featuring fries or onion rings. In addition to the traditional sliders, some locations offer limited-time seasonal offerings and regional specialties.

A unique aspect of White Castle is its "Crave Suite" - a private dining room that can be reserved for special occasions. The space features upscale amenities, including comfortable seating, flat-screen TVs, and even a bar serving beer and wine.

White Castle has undergone changes over the years to adapt to changing consumer preferences. It introduced a breakfast menu in 2005 and began offering Impossible Whopper-style plant-based options made with the Impossible Foods patty.

While it may not be a high-end dining experience, White Castle's value-driven approach and convenience have earned it a loyal following.