Independent burger brand to expand across the UK with plans to open 100 stores
Amigos Burgers and Shakes has declared its intentions to rapidly expand its presence in the UK in the coming years.
Founded in 2011, Amigos claims to be “the most successful independent burger brand in the UK”. After opening its first store in Acton, the brand’s creators been working to create a model that ‘everyone can enjoy’.
The brand currently has 20 locations across London with a further eight stores planned for Birmingham. Its ‘ultimate goal’ is to have 100 stores across the UK in the next five years.
This expansion is driven by increased demand from franchisees with potential new locations being discussed for cities up and down the country.
The hope is that by growing the chain’s presence across the UK , it can become the new “go-to location for people who want a quality burger”.
With years of experience in the food industry, the brand’s team is dedicated to crafting an ‘innovative and approachable’ dining experience which aims to stand out in London’s busy food scene.
A spokesperson from Amigos commented: “We’re incredibly proud of our brand’s growth over the years to become one of London’s most loved independent food outlets. Now our goal is to showcase what’s made us so popular to the rest of the UK.
“We hope this expansion will allow Amigos to be spoken about in the same conversation as the biggest names in the burger industry.”
By Matthew Neville – Senior Correspondent, Bdaily
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