Burger Theory to open in Bristol next week

15 August 2017 by
Burger Theory to open in Bristol next week

The first permanent Burger Theory restaurant is set to open on St Stephen's Street in Bristol next week.

The burger brand launched a crowdfunding campaign to fund its first 110-cover site, with a target of £5,500, and last week managed to hit £6,058 with 147 supporters in 21 days.

Burger Theory was founded by chef Rory Perriment in 2012 and friend Oliver Thorogood, and started as a street food stall trading at music festivals. Since 2016 it has run pop-up restaurants at Kongs Bar and the Golden Lion in Bristol, and at Kongs Cardiff.

The restaurant will serve a range of burgers, as well as craft beers, cocktails, fresh juices, fries and cheesecakes. It will also hold events throughout the year such as a Bottomless Burger Club and craft beer paired taster menus.

The brand also focuses on sustainability, using compostable packaging, offering a range of vegetarian and vegan burgers, and using local produce from south-west suppliers. The restaurant will also serve craft beer from local brewer Moor Beer.

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