PubLove completes Burger Craft rollout

2016-06-30T07:59:27.33+01:00

PubLove, the Ben Stackhouse-led operator, has rolled out its Burger Craft offer across its six-strong estate.

The latest to incorporate the brand is the Crown in Battersea, where it will be housed in a camper van.

Stackhouse said: “The yard is a haven which brought out our inner hippy.

“Adding a touch of colour and a splash of retro fun we think we have hit the spot. Just add quality burgers, craft beer, gin, a ray of sunshine and a little help from my friends and we’re almost back at Woodstock!”

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