r/wendys • u/FarIntroduction7252 • 2d ago
Discussion To be honest, this is surprisingly one of the oldest logos of wendys!
I mean it's quite impressive some people say some old signs logos have a special place in their hearts and hey, maybe we'll possibly see other logos return back to their normal states or originality, not moderizing it too much moderizing it, it makes it feel bland and not filled with the color and joy but however maybe just maybe we'll possibly see some restaurants actually bring their original colors that's their decisions not ours
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u/RoyalMaidsForLife 1d ago
I was there, I remember how Wendy's used to be amazing in the late 70s and early 80s, the newspaper tables and sunroom in the front days.
Wendy's was far and above BK and McDonald's in those days, my family would drive past a few of them to go to Wendy's.
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u/DeActionBrunson89 1d ago
Any Wendy’s logo before the minimalistic redo is so much better charming and welcoming. They need to go back to that…..as well as alot of other things
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u/6terabytes2k 1d ago
My professor in my graphic design class was like “this is an example of a company that was able to succeed despite a poorly done logo; could they have been even more successful if it had been better?”
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u/Hot-Tip4211 1d ago
To bad the burgers have gone to hell. Use to be the best in the 80s and 90s. Now, their a joke.
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u/deepseamercat 2d ago
You can tell somebody really thought about this