Miami Burger Beast Sef Gonzalez’s obsession with food memorabilia started when a friend gave him an old restaurant sign.
Years later, his collection has thousands of items. His comfort food memorabilia has outgrown its current home so he decided to share his memorabilia with the world by opening the Burger Beast museum.
The 1,200 square foot museum is scheduled to open this year at Magic City Casino. Museums cost money and it’s no secret that most of them rely on donations and grants to stay alive. The Pérez Art Museum (PAMM), for instance, lists friends and patrons who donated at least $1,000 on its website.
By Laine Doss, MiamiNewTimes, SouthFloridaReporter.com, Jan. 20, 2016
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