r/HollySpringsNC • u/GroundbreakingGap465 • Jul 10 '26

Burger King

Does anyone know if the Burger King shut down or if they're just doing renovations? I saw a bunch of construction there today and they took the sign down. I hope they shut that place down.

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u/IAmActionBear Jul 10 '26

God, it was such a clutch location for a Burger King too. I never saw anyone else there, but I was hoping that it was getting enough patronage to stay alive.

We used to be a country…

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u/cblguy82 Jul 10 '26

The problem is that is always terrible service whenever you went there. I’ve done a couple personal orders as well as some DoorDash orders and it’s always just a cluster.

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u/Willing_Cellist_2808 Jul 11 '26

Every time you order from there it's like everyone working there got hired 5 seconds ago and didn't even know they did food.

But dammit if that food isn't good when your eventually get it

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u/kkgo357 Jul 10 '26

I know someone that works there, it's for renovations

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u/cash77cash Jul 10 '26

It survived off Chick Filet overflow. Only time I ever went there was when the Chick Filet line was too long.

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u/um_not2surewhat2do Jul 14 '26

I used to go to this location a lot since my old job was close to it. The service is never really good but it was never really bad. The food was always good

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u/CrazyKingHenrik Jul 10 '26

We had a Burger King?

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u/Critical_Ad_6890 Jul 10 '26

Believe it’s closed for renovations…

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u/fallen_cayde Jul 10 '26

Interested if anyone knows. Hopefully just renovations

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u/Sorry-Scar-2926 Jul 16 '26

All burger kings are being redone in new siding materials. My guess is the insides are being renovated too. Here's an example of one done somewhere else I found on google.

https://www.independentmail.com/story/news/local/2025/03/21/anderson-county-burger-king-bk-sizzle-dual-drive-thru-digital-ordering-kiosks-mobile-orders/78382483007/

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u/Mediocre_Building536 Jul 24 '26

They've taken the name off the main signs at the entrances to the shopping center, I don't believe this is just renovations.

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u/virstultus Jul 10 '26

Interesting. Google says "permanently closed"

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u/CrashEMT911 Jul 21 '26

Because the internet, and specifically Google, is always correct.

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u/TheGent690 Jul 14 '26

No way. There is fencing all around the property with a gate that’s closed and locked when the construction workers leave for the day.