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Los Pollos Hermanos

TV show Breaking Bad (2008)
Also appears in TV show Better Call Saul (2015)
To enjoy good fried chicken in a "methamphetamine traffic" atmosphere, Los Pollos Hermanos is the restaurant of choice!
Twister Restaurant, Isleta Boulevard, Albuquerque
Twister Restaurant, Isleta Boulevard, Albuquerque - Credit: Fantrippers

“You are a rich man now. You have to learn to be rich.

Being poor, everyone knows how to do it.”

Gus Fring (Giancarlo Esposito) to Walter White (Bryan Cranston)

Walter White (Bryan Cranston) goes to a small fast food restaurant in Albuquerque to meet a potential customer for his methamphetamine…

How can we not evoke Gus Fring, the drug lord played by Giancarlo Esposito and his restaurant Los Pollos Hermanos when we talk about Breaking Bad and its spin-off Better Call Saul?

The return of Gus Fring in Better Call Saul has meant for the film crew to make up again the restaurant of the Twisters chain in Los Pollos Hermanos. Located on Isleta Boulevard, the establishment opened its doors wide to its new fictional boss to become for the second time the showcase of a tentacular criminal organization.

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The decorators replaced the sign to hang the one with the two smiling chickens of Los Pollos Hermanos. The interior has also undergone some improvements. Perfectly identical to the Breaking Bad version, the restaurant attracts the curious and fans of both shows. Many of them flocked to Twisters after the shoot to have their picture taken in front of the sign, which was prominently displayed inside.

Twisters has become one of the most famous fast food restaurants in pop culture. A restaurant in which it is difficult not to look out for the arrival of the impressive Gus Fring.

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Better Call Saul has six seasons, one more than than Breaking Bad.

Scene at Los Pollos Hermanos in Breaking Bad
Scene at Los Pollos Hermanos in Breaking Bad – Credit: AMC
Scene at Los Pollos Hermanos in Breaking Bad
Scene at Los Pollos Hermanos in Breaking Bad – Credit: AMC
Scene at Los Pollos Hermanos in Breaking Bad
Scene at Los Pollos Hermanos in Breaking Bad – Credit: AMC

Twisters Burgers and Burritos

Albuquerque’s Twisters fast food burrito joint has gained unprecedented popularity thanks to the Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul TV show.

In 1998, the Twisters franchise was founded in New Mexico. Popular for its specialties like sopapillas and enchiladas, it has won Best of the City magazine’s Best Burrito award four times in a row. Best of the City magazine’s Best Burrito award four times in a row. The restaurant on Isleta Boulevard is also famous for having been the setting for the restaurant Los Pollos Hermanos, which was featured in the series Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul by the drug lord Gus Fring. It is possible to admire the original sign in Twisters. Gus Fring on the other hand, has long since deserted the premises.

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Tuesday, July 26, 2022

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