Lewis Hamilton-backed Neat Burger launches fifth London site
The company is looking to open additional sites in Westfield Stratford, Canary Wharf, Bishopsgate, Kings Road, and Ealing.
Neat Burger, the plant-based restaurant group backed by Lewis Hamilton, is slated to launch its fifth site, located on Buckingham Palace Road in Victoria.
The 50-cover restaurant will serve a menu of meat-free dishes including The Big Stack; Filet-No-Fish; and the Neat Dog as well as its bread-free burger bowls.
"We are thrilled to launch a new site in Victoria, with the hope to encourage both plant-based diners and meat eaters alike to visit and sample our delicious vegan burgers and sides, whilst having an actively positive impact on the planet," co-founder Zack Bishti said.
The company is looking to open additional sites in Westfield Stratford, Canary Wharf, Bishopsgate, Kings Road, and Ealing.
Neat Burger expects to have a portfolio of around 20 UK restaurants by next year. Recently, it signed a partnership with dark kitchen operator Reef Technology with plans to expand its dark kitchen presence and has signed franchise deals in Italy, the Gulf, and the United States.
