ST.JOHN'S Antigua, April 2nd, 2012 -- Burger King Corp. (BKC) and Island Burger Ltd., a BURGER KING® franchisee, has announced the opening of the first BURGER KING restaurant in Antigua, in the heart of Saint John’s Parish.
“We are very pleased to announce our first BURGER KING restaurant in Antigua with our franchisee, Island Burger Ltd.,” said Jose Tomas, president for Latin America/Caribbean Region (LAC), BKC. “This new market entry is part of our overall growth plan to increase our brand presence in the LAC region. We look forward to a long and successful future in the market.”
Island Burger Ltd. will help deliver the BURGER KING® brand’s world renowned fire-grilled burgers to the guests of the beautiful island of Antigua. As part of this agreement, an additional three BURGER KING restaurants will open in the island.
“We are very excited to open our first location in downtown Saint John’s and being part of the BURGER KING® business,” said Stuart Wexelman, president, Island Burger Ltd. “Our family has done business in Antigua since 1977 and this is another exciting business venture for us. We are thrilled with the location and the affordable, great tasting and better for you menu options that we have available for our guests.”
The 2,000 square feet and 64-seat restaurant features the brand’s new 20/20 restaurant image, which is a fresh, sleek, eye-catching design. The more than 50 team members will serve guests with the brand’s complete menu of fire-grilled products, including its flagship product of more than 50 years, the WHOPPER® sandwich.
All food is prepared at the time it is ordered with fresh products and ingredients of only the best quality to each BURGER KING® guest.
All BURGER KING®products will be served with the HAVE IT YOUR WAY™ promise and customers can customize their meals according to their taste and nutritional needs.
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