Hereford restaurant reopens with 'new look' refurbishment

Burger Shop, in Aubrey Street, announced it was making some changes to its interior last month.

The new-look restaurant has been in the planning stages for the last few months and after being closed for 10 days it is ready to welcome customers.

Burger Shop has reopened after a 'new look' refurbishment Picture: Rob Davies

New additions have been added to its menu, including milkshakes and sundaes.

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The restaurant temporarily closed for 10 days for the refurbishment to go ahead Picture: A Rule of Tum

Before the temporary closure the restaurant put chicken fries on its specials menu but this item will now be available full-time.

Aiming for a quick turnaround for the refurbishment, directors Rupert, Edwin, and Dorian Kirk have all been working on site to ensure the build goes to plan.

Burger Shop customers can expect more comfortable seating Picture: A Rule of Tum

Guests can expect the same quality burgers, made using local ingredients but now in a much more conformable setting that reflects the high standards of A Rule of Tum - a group of restaurants in Hereford and Worcester.

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Edwin Kirk, director of A Rule of Tum, is happy to see the new space come to life: “We are so happy that we can take Burger Shop to the next level, and we’re really pleased to be able to bring a London-quality restaurant setting to Hereford.”

The Burger Shop has had a number of refurbishments since opening in 2014.

Food from the Burger Shop and neighbouring A Rule of Tum restaurant The Bookshop can also be ordered in The Yard, is an outdoor eatery at the back of the building.