The AmericaJR Web Team recently visited the World’s First Franchise KFC Restaurant in Salt Lake City, Utah. Franchisee Pete Harman opened the restaurant in 1952 and is still fully operational. There is a big “traditional” bucket to mark the restaurant, as well as a marquee that reads, “Harman Cafe.” The original restaurant was demolished in 2004, and a new, more modern one was built in its place. The restaurant has a bunch of memorabilia displayed, including an original Colonel Sanders suit.
Pete Harman opened the world’s first franchise KFC in Salt Lake City 
Giant bucket that reads “World’s First KFC” 
“Welcome to the home of the world’s first Kentucky Fried Chicken” 
AmericaJR’s Jason Rzucidlo with Colonel Sanders, Pete Harman and AmericaJR’s Jerome Rzucidlo 
Pete Harman’s briefcase (1960’s) 
Pressure cooker that was used to cook fried chicken 
Colonel Sanders and Pete Harman relaxing 
Colonel Sanders outfit 
Harman Cafe/World’s First KFC memorabilia 
“Secret Recipe” book 
AmericaJR’s Jason Rzucidlo inside Harman Cafe 
Glass bucket to commemorate the world’s first KFC restaurant 
Historical photo of Pete Harman at his restaurant 
Pete and Arline Harman purchased the hamburger stand back in 1941. 
In 1952, Colonel Sanders cooked Pete and Arline dinner at the Harman Cafe. They added it to their menu the next day. 
AmericaJR’s Gloria and Jerome Rzucidlo inside the Harman Cafe 
The World’s First KFC Restaurant was rebuilt in 2004. 
Back in the day, a bucket of chicken cost only $3.50
Visit the world’s first Kentucky Fried Chicken at 3890 S. State Street, in Salt Lake City. Hours are 10:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily. Visit their website at https://locations.kfc.com/ut/salt-lake-city/3890-south-state-street
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