Burger Station chain invests 7.5 million shekels to open 5 new branches

The kosher burger chain Burger Station has announced the opening of 5 new branches, backed by an investment of 7.5 million shekels. The new locations in Tel Aviv, Kiryat Ono, Ashkelon, Netanya, and Rosh HaAyin mark the completion of a two-year expansion process, during which a total of 20 million shekels was invested.

Following this expansion, the chain now operates 18 branches across the country. The new locations are situated on Dizengoff Street in Tel Aviv, 37 Shlomo HaMelech Street in Kiryat Ono, at the Marina in Ashkelon, 40 Giborei Yisrael Street in Netanya (the second branch in the city), and 233 Rabbi Shalom Shabazi Street in Rosh HaAyin.

Andrey Bobrov and Shlomi Gadot. Photographer: Anatoly Krinitsky

Burger Station is owned by Shlomi Gadot and Andrey Bobrov, who bring 15 years of experience in the restaurant industry. The chain emphasizes that its burgers are made from kosher beef ground daily at each location. In addition to meat dishes, the menu includes vegan options and desserts.

Alongside the expansion, the chain has launched a new customer club offering exclusive benefits and promotions. Furthermore, the company has expanded its kosher catering services, providing platters for team meetings, private events, and corporate functions.

Owners Shlomi Gadot and Andrey Bobrov stated that the opening of these new branches represents a significant milestone in the company's growth and reflects the continued execution of their development strategy.