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Manhattan residents flock to new Culver’s store

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By Bernie Fancella on January 29, 2024 Local News, Manhattan
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Customers flocked to the new Culver’s restaurant in Manhattan Monday, for its grand opening.

The company, famous for its ButterBurgers and frozen custard opened its newest location at 529 McCall Road. Owner/Operator David Gemoll says they’re excited to welcome all of their new customers.

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Doors opened at 10 am, but customers were lining up at 5:30 A.M. to be among the first to try the new restaurant.

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The Wisconsin-based company has over 900 locations and has been in business since 1984, with revenues of $3.2 billion annually. Gemoll says a big focus is on handcrafted freshness and hometown hospitality, and Culver’s is more than just burgers and frozen custard.

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Culver’s is open daily from 10 am to midnight.

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