Marathon Burger: Fueling the Community One Bite at a Time

Marathon Burger is more than just another burger spot

Marathon Burger: Fueling the Community One Bite at a Time

Located in the heart of Los Angeles at 7507 Melrose Ave, Marathon Burger is more than just another burger spot—it’s a legacy in the making. Recently opened by Samiel “Blacc Sam” Asghedom, the visionary brother of the late, great Nipsey Hussle, this new eatery pays tribute to the values of ownership, community, and excellence that the Hussle family is known for.

Marathon Burger is quickly becoming a must-visit for locals and tourists alike. With its bold red branding and mouthwatering menu, the vibe is undeniable. The latest ad featured on page 18 of Street Motivation Magazine’s Volume 63, which spotlights Justin Muzack, shows off their signature burger in full glory—a delicious visual that captures the essence of what they serve: quality, passion, and flavor.

Need to place an order? Whether you’re pulling up or posting up at home, they’ve got you covered. Call in for pickup at (323) 452-0021 or get Marathon Burger delivered straight to your door via Uber Eats, DoorDash, or Postmates.

This isn’t just a burger joint—it’s a movement. It’s part of the continuing Marathon legacy, and it’s running strong.

The Marathon continues… with a side of fries.

a lasting impression

“He will forever be thought of and missed” -Sharon Perrin, Founder

Who Was Nipsey Hussle?
Nipsey Hussle, born Ermias Joseph Asghedom, was more than a Grammy-nominated rapper—he was a visionary, entrepreneur, and a powerful voice for his community. Raised in South Los Angeles, Nipsey used his platform to uplift his neighborhood, promote economic empowerment, and inspire a generation to hustle with purpose.

He invested in real estate, opened businesses like The Marathon Clothing Store, and championed education, tech, and ownership for Black and Brown communities. Nipsey wasn’t just preaching change—he was building it.

His legacy lives on through the lives he touched, the businesses he started, and the Marathon mindset he left behind. To his community, he was a hometown hero. To the world, he was a symbol of progress, resilience, and self-made greatness.

The Marathon continues. 🏁