Burger King offering free burgers as fast food chain reopens restaurant after revamp - how to get one
A Burger King restaurant has reopened its doors after a refurbishment - and is now handing out burgers for free.
In a week where Burger King president Tom Curtis mocked McDonald’s CEO Chris Kempczinski’s video of eating a big arch burger, the chain has now reopened its store in Havant following a revamp.
The newly-designed restaurant in Park Road South now has a fresh look, table service and a revised menu - as well as new opening hours.
But the big attraction today (March 6) is that Burger King is giving out 1,000 free whoppers and chicken royale burgers, which can either be collected in-store or delivered to your door.
At the time of publication, this offer is still valid, but presumably selling like hot cakes.
It comes as Burger King extends its opening hours, including being open 24 hours on the weekends, after being granted permission by Havant Borough Council.
Restaurant manager Morgan said: “We’re delighted to open the doors of our newly refreshed Havant restaurant and welcome back familiar faces alongside new customers. The makeover has completely elevated the space, and we can’t wait for people to see it for themselves.”
According to Burger King’s press team, there will be further deals throughout this month, including buy one get one free six-piece sides every weekend via Deliveroo.