Apocalypse Burger to Close Doors Saturday
Source: Photo Courtesy of Apocalypse Burger / Via Facebook
INDIANAPOLIS — It is not the end of the world, but it is the end of the line for one burger restaurant in Indianapolis.
Apocalypse Burger announced Wednesday that this is its last week in business. The restaurant on East 49th Street will permanently close its doors Saturday.
According to a Facebook post, its owners originally intended for it to be a “short-term pop-up” during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, but it ultimately served customers longer than expected.
But, there is hope for fans of the eatery known for its classic American fare and snarky social media posts.
The business is one of many under the umbrella of Won’t Stop Hospitality Inc. In the Indianapolis area, other restaurants under that heading – like Public Greens, Cafe Patachou, and Napolese Pizzeria – are still operational.
Won’t Stop Hospitality founder Martha Hoover closed the Facebook message, in part, with, “Thanks to all who made Apocalypse Burger possible. We look forward to more pop ups…and special guest appearances in this space.”
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