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History Of The Cheesecake Factory
Established in 1978 Beverly Hills, California by David M. Overton: Established a restaurant that would be recognized all over the world known for their amazing cheesecakes called The Cheesecake Factory. It all started with Evelyn, David Overton’s wife. “Evelyn found a recipe in the local newspaper that inspired her original cheesecake that everyone loved”. Later she decided to open up a small cheesecake shop but decided to close it to dedicate herself to raising her two children while still supplying cheesecakes to local restaurants. In 1972 David and Evelyn decided to move to Los Angeles to try to achieve their dream of owning their own business With its amazing food, ambiance and service; The Cheesecake Factory should be the
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