UK burger chain in business since 2012 to close 4 branches
A UK burger chain has announced the closure of four of its locations. The brand, which launched in 2012, has confirmed that its original branch in London is among those that will shut for good.Patty & Bun will close its restaurant on James Street, Marylebone, as well as the sites on Soho's Kingly Street, Liverpool Street and Northcote Road in Clapham. It means the chain will have just two remaining standalone restaurants. Bosses took on Monday to Instagram to confirm the news. They described the closures as "gutting", thanking both customers and staff for their support over the last 14 years.Patty & Bun said: "We’ve loved being part of these communities and just wanted to say a huge thank you to everyone who’s walked through these doors. It’s been a privilege to serve you."They added: "To our teams past and present, the graft, the energy, the madness and the love you put into every shift… we’re endlessly grateful."The company will continue to run a handful of "concessions" in other venues, such as Lane 7 bowling alleys and Swingers golf clubs. They added: “This isn’t goodbye to Patty & Bun. It’s just the end of this chapter.”Dozens of customers have since commented on the Instagram post to share their sadness. Fhicks91 said: "James St closed - end of an era. Still hands down the juiciest, pinkest burger."Kish.eats added: "P&B forever! There have been so many fun memories over the years and looking forward to the next chapter!"Francescaroberts13 wrote: "So sorry to hear this but Looking forward to the next chapter for you all!"Joe Grossman, founder of Patty & Bun, previously warned of increasing costs and "challenging" trading conditions. The company underwent a restructure to stay afloat last year.
