Burger Patch, a vegan restaurant located at 2301 K St., Suite 101 in Sacramento, has filed for permits and construction plans for an expansion into the adjacent suite. The expansion will double the restaurant’s size and add indoor dining spaces to the business. The project is anticipated to be completed in early 2024.
With the new expansion, Burger Patch will also launch a sister brand called Burrito Patch, whose menu features elevated fast-food style burritos, chimichangas, Patchadillas, Patchos Patch Picante Spuds, and more. The sister brand has been going around the town as a pop-up experience around Sacramento since May this year.
Burger Patch is a 100% vegan restaurant in Sacramento. In March, the brand closed 75% of their existing locations, including ones in Davis and East Sacramento, citing dining industry changes such as customer habits and rising costs as leading reasons. However, the closure turned out to be beneficial for the brand’s long-term growth as the remaining Midtown location’s foot traffic grew significantly.
According to co-owner Phil Horn, the renovated restaurant will serve as a flagship model for the business as the corporation plans to grow beyond the Sacramento market and eventually embrace the franchise structure. By the time of this coverage, Horn had not replied to What Now Sacramento‘s request for comments.
