Parisian burger chain Dumbo opens second London site
The popular restaurant is expanding its UK presence with a new location in Soho.
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Dumbo, a burger restaurant originating from Paris, is set to open its second UK establishment in Soho. The new venue will be situated at 37 Berwick Street, W1F 8RS. This expansion follows the successful launch of its first London outlet in Shoreditch last summer.
Menu and Offerings
The Soho location is expected to serve a menu similar to its Shoreditch counterpart, featuring cheeseburgers, fries, and nuggets. Time Out London reported that the restaurant is known for its smash burgers, which they praised for having a 'perfect charred lacy crust on the edges of super succulent dry-aged beef.' The double patty burgers include American cheese, pickles, ketchup, and mustard. A vegetarian 'Earth burger' option is also available.
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Company Background
Dumbo was established in 2019 in the Pigalle district of Paris. Since its inception, the company has grown to include multiple locations across France and has also opened a branch in Milan. The Shoreditch outlet, which opened last summer, has seen considerable queues, according to Time Out London.
Expansion Details
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The new Soho restaurant is scheduled to open in late summer. The exact opening date has not yet been specified. The expansion into Soho marks a significant step for the Parisian chain in strengthening its presence within the UK market.
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