A popular burger chain in Sydney is set to close its doors within the coming weeks, devastating fans of its fried treats.
After seven years in business, Burger Head, announced it will be shutting up shop.
The remaining restaurants located in Penrith and Botany will close as of Sunday, October 29.
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“The past seven years have been nothing shy of an incredible journey of ups, downs, and everything in-between but unfortunately, we’ve decided to hang up the apron,” owners Tim Rosenstrauss and Joshua DeLuca said in an Instagram post.
However, the owners added this was not the end for their popular burgers.
The duo plan to turn their attention to running a permanent food truck.
“I want to make it clear that this is not the death of Burger Head but merely a major pivot for us,” the statement reads.
“To be honest, we thought we wouldn’t make it past one year in business, so to say we got into our seventh year is f****** amazing!
“What started as a marquee pop-up in a 3mx3m tent grew into a network of four restaurants, three trucks and a production kitchen.”
Fans of the burgers took the shock news to heart, revealing their disappointment at the closure.
“Oh gosh a sad day indeed,” one person said.
“Absolutely gutted,” another added.
The business launched in 2017 and became widely popular for it take on traditional recipes with offerings such as the Twisties burger.
The last chance to visit a Burger Head store will be at either Henry St, Penrith, or Botany Rd, Botany on Sunday, October 29.
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