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Odd Burger completes construction on sixth restaurant

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October 14, 2021

Odd Burger Corporation has completed construction of its Odd Burger location in Hamilton, Ontario — its sixth restaurant. The 1,063 square-foot store is scheduled to open Oct. 27, and will bring its locally made plant-based burgers, fries, and shakes to the Upper Mountain area, according to a press release.

"Our social media support from The Hammer is off the charts, and our food truck has always been a huge hit in the area, so we think this location will be enormously successful," James McInnes, Odd Burger co-founder and CEO, said in the release. "With our first brick-and-mortar location here, everyone in town will now have access to guilt-free fast food."

‎Odd Burger locations operate as compact smart kitchens for streamlined, easy takeout and delivery. Their advanced restaurant design uses the most modern on-demand cooking technology for a consistent food experience, quick service, low costs and simplified employee training.‎

The vegan fast-food concept pioneer opened its first location in London, Ontario, in 2016, and currently has five locations with 15 additional locations planned for the next year. Odd Burger recently initiated its west coast expansion through a franchise in Calgary, Alberta, and is beginning its U.S. expansion by seeking a location in Manhattan.