Los Pollos Hermanos
fictional fast food restaurant chain featured in Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul
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Los Pollos Hermanos
Summary
Los Pollos Hermanos is a fictional fast food restaurant chain[1]. It draws 795 Wikipedia views per month (fictional_fast_food_restaurant_chain category, ranking #1 of 2).[2]
Key Facts
- Los Pollos Hermanos's instance of is recorded as fictional fast food restaurant chain[3].
- Los Pollos Hermanos's founder is recorded as Gus Fring[4].
- Los Pollos Hermanos's founder is recorded as Max Arciniega[5].
- chicken is named after Los Pollos Hermanos[6].
- brother is named after Los Pollos Hermanos[7].
- Los Pollos Hermanos's parent organization or unit is recorded as Q136456421[8].
- Los Pollos Hermanos's official website is recorded as http://www.lphishiring.com/[9].
- Los Pollos Hermanos's director / manager is recorded as Gus Fring[10].
- Los Pollos Hermanos's present in work is recorded as Breaking Bad[11].
- Los Pollos Hermanos's present in work is recorded as Better Call Saul[12].
- Los Pollos Hermanos's official name is recorded as {'lang': 'es', 'text': 'Los Pollos Hermanos'}[13].
- Los Pollos Hermanos's hashtag is recorded as los_pollos_hermanos[14].
- Los Pollos Hermanos's Google Knowledge Graph ID is recorded as /g/11ftwc7dsb[15].
- Los Pollos Hermanos's Quora topic ID is recorded as Los-Pollos-Hermanos[16].
- Los Pollos Hermanos's first appearance is recorded as Mandala[17].
- Los Pollos Hermanos's Fandom article ID is recorded as breakingbad:Los_Pollos_Hermanos[18].
- Los Pollos Hermanos's TV Tropes ID is recorded as Characters/BetterCallSaulLosPollosHermanos[19].
- Los Pollos Hermanos's TV Tropes ID is recorded as Characters/BreakingBadLosPollosHermanos[20].
- Los Pollos Hermanos's Danbooru tag is recorded as los_pollos_hermanos[21].
- Los Pollos Hermanos's booru tag is recorded as los_pollos_hermanos[22].
Why It Matters
Los Pollos Hermanos draws 795 Wikipedia views per month (fictional_fast_food_restaurant_chain category, ranking #1 of 2).[2] It has Wikipedia articles in 10 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[23] It is known by 5 alternative names across languages and contexts.[24]