Cult Irish Fast Food Chain Supermac’s Is Opening In London

Fecking great news for your Irish pals!

Cult fast food chain Supermac’s is looking to expand overseas, and London is first on the list. 👏 (Featured image: William Murphy)

 

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Arriving some time within the next twelve months, they’ll be serving up all sorts of filthy and delicious grub. We can expect to see all sorts of highlights from their menu, including the legendary Smokey Bacon Burger, Taco Fries, Cheese and Curry Fries and, of course, the Mighty Mac.

 

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This news follows a recent win against McDonald’s, after a series of trademark disputes. McDonald’s tried to argue that, because they have some products that start with ‘Mc’, they had the right to the trademark. But Supermac’s weren’t having it, and neither was the EUIPO (European Union Intellectual Property Office).

 

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The fast food chain—which operates over 100 restaurants in Ireland, and is owned by the same bloke who owns the Irish franchise of Papa John’s—plans to open a handful of restaurants in London and the Greater London region, before eventually spreading further across the UK.

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