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Rustic Burger to open new restaurant

By Staff Report, posted 3 years ago
Rustic Burger is planning to launch a location in Hoke County. Photo by Rustic Burger. 

Rustic Burger announced on Facebook last week that they will be opening a new location. 

The popular restaurant’s newest location will be in Raeford at Flagstone Lane next to Taste of New York. The administrator of the Facebook page also stated that a winery would be in the under-construction strip. Construction work is being done by J&K General Contractors. 

The restaurant has seen marked growth, which allowed them to open up a second location in Spring Lake near the end of June 2021. 

For more information about Rustic Burger, visit https://rusticburger.business.site/

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