Beef-a-Roo officials on Thursday released a statement announcing they intend to launch their Manhattan location sometime in December, although plans to open the restaurant have sputtered for more than a year.
The chain took over the old Burger King location at 3002 Anderson Ave. and put up a Beef-a-Roo mural on the side in late April 2023. Beef-a-Roo signs went up in June.
Officials previously said it would begin business in spring 2024, and a post on Beef-a-Roo’s social media page in October said the restaurant was due to open Nov. 15, but neither happened.
