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‘Closing our doors permanently.’ Nashville burger restaurant announces closure after 16 years in city
Burger UP, a Nashville burger restaurant operating in 12 South for 16 years, will permanently close on August 1, 2026. The closure is part of a broader trend of restaurant and business shutdowns in Nashville, including Pelican & Pig’s, Margot Café and Bar, and McNeil’s Fresh Produce.
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