Aberdeen’s Berryden Burger King granted license for late-night drive-thru

Burger King’s drive-thru at Berryden Retail Park in Aberdeen has been granted a late-night operating license, allowing it to remain open until 5am.

This decision was made by the local council’s licensing committee in response to customer demand for extended hours.

The drive-thru will cater to late-night workers, emergency services, and taxi drivers, while walk-in customers will still need to visit before 11pm.

The approval reflects a growing trend among fast-food establishments to adapt to consumer needs, particularly in urban areas where late-night dining options are limited.

The solicitor representing Burger King emphasised that this move aligns with similar requests from other locations across the UK.

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As reported by the Press and Journal, this extension not only meets the demands of the community but is also expected to create additional job opportunities, with a dedicated team set to manage the night shift.

The decision comes at a time when Aberdeen is witnessing an increase in drive-thru options, enhancing competition within the fast-food market.