🚨 **Shocking Closure Alert in Rhyl!** 🚨
Attention burger lovers! Bad Burgers and Dirty Dogs at Queens Market, Rhyl have bitten the dust after receiving a shockingly low one-star hygiene rating. 🥴 Following an inspection by Denbighshire County Council, this popular spot had to close its doors.
Dylan Evans, Operations Manager at Midlands Events, shared the disappointing news, revealing that they’ve moved on and introduced a fresh culinary venture – say hello to “Go Burgers”! 🍔 Dylan is hopeful, stating, “It is a brand new venture, and we look forward to a positive inspection from the food and hygiene inspectors.”
Queens Market, a jewel in Rhyl’s £12m regeneration programme, opened last summer and was bustling with diverse vendors offering Greek delights, pizza, artisan wraps, and Thai goodies, all aimed at drawing more visitors to town. 🌯🍕🍜 However, not everyone scored well in the recent inspections – Street Pot, offering American and Caribbean bites, also got a one-star rating but is still serving its fans. 🇺🇸🇯🇲
As the market continues to evolve and adapt, don’t let this news discourage you from exploring the various food experiences it has to offer. Let’s hope for a speedy comeback for all food enthusiasts! 🌟
Have you visited Queens Market yet? Let us know your thoughts below! 👇
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