This week, it has been revealed that BurgerFi has abruptly closed its 44 N 12th St location. This was documented by various photos which showed the venue was now dormant. This included an empty-looking restaurant floor, as well as untouched mail which indicates that its closure is permanent. At the same time, it is believed that other BurgerFi locations around the city are still operating as usual. As for the 44 N 12th St location, it is not known what the future holds for the building space.

News of the closure was shared on Reddit, where one user commented, saying: “I took my kids through there – we got some Chinese chicken from the place next door (good!) and a burger from BurgerFi. It was absolutely awful – probably the worst burger I’ve ever been served. The only interesting thing about it was that they seared the word BurgerFi on the patty. Taste: 0/10. AND the staff was rude, although working down there next to the train station would suck the soul out of anyone. News about it closing is only surprising because it didn’t happen way sooner.”

BurgerFi is a restaurant chain with several locations in Philadelphia, including one at 44 N 12th St, Philadelphia, PA 19107. It is known for its chef-crafted burgers made from natural Angus beef, fresh-cut fries, and craft beer. The menu features a variety of burger options, including the popular VegeFi burger, a plant-based patty made with quinoa and vegetables. The restaurant also offers chicken sandwiches, hot dogs, and shakes. BurgerFi prides itself on using sustainable and eco-friendly practices, such as using chairs made from recycled materials and serving food in compostable packaging.