A burger chain is set to open its third restaurant in Camden Town.

Black Bear Burger will open its new restaurant later this month in Camden High Street.

The group has already found success with its first sit-down restaurant in Brixton, which opened five years ago, and its second in Exmouth Market.

It also has stalls at food halls near Victoria station, as well as in Canary Wharf and Shoreditch.

The restaurant prides itself in using “high welfare, high quality British meat”, claiming this is what makes its burgers stand out from the competition.

Founded by Liz Down and her husband Stew, Black Bear Burger started at a stall in Broadway Market on Saturdays, and has since grown into a small restaurant chain.

According to a premises licence application submitted to Camden Council, the new restaurant has asked to be allowed to serve alcohol seven days a week, between 12pm and 9.30pm.

It has also applied to play recorded music from 10am until 10pm every day of the week – which suggests these are likely to be the Camden restaurant’s opening hours.

Anyone who wishes to comment on the licensing application can do so until November 2.

Representations can be sent to Camden Council via email at licensing@camden.gov.uk

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