A new Burger King restaurant is on its way to Ashburn. It’s the latest tenant announced for the Riverside Square shopping center. That’s the new booming center on the north side of Route 7 where Texas Roadhouse just opened. We’re told the BK will be built near one of the entrances to the center and feature a drive-thru as most free-standing Burger Kings do.
Believe it or not, if you are a fan, Ashburn could probably use another Burger King. This area is kind of a Burger King desert with just one location in Ashburn proper, at the Ashburn Village Shopping Center. To put it in perspective, there are four Chick-fil-As in the greater Ashburn area, compared to one BK. (The Burn is a sucker for Burger King’s Original Chicken Sandwich — pictured at the top this story. They’ve been serving this classic since 1979.)
Besides Texas Roadhouse and the just announced Burger King, the Riverside Square center will also be home to a new Sheetz gas station and convenience store, a fitness club called Oak Health Club, a Sola Salons location, a Black Hog BBQ restaurant, among other tenants. There are still other spaces available as well as another “pad site” for a drive-thru style restaurant, so stay tuned. The area will soon see increased traffic as construction is underway to connect Riverside Parkway through to Loudoun County Parkway.
Be nice if a developer would do something in Dulles South!!
Wow. Burger King and Texas Roadhouse in one place. They can rename the shopping center “Bad Food Square”!
We surely can use some healthy restaurants around Leesburg and Ashburn.
Agreed – Where is the good food?!
I’m definitely surprised by this one. BK hasn’t been opening a lot of new locations in the area.
Hopefully they do open one in the South Riding/Brambleton area as well.
I’m definitely surprised by this one. BK hasn’t been opening a lot of new locations in the area.
Hopefully they do open one in the South Riding/Brambleton area as well.
BK need to figure it out, their food quality has been terrible as of late. In fact, I can’t remember it ever being good… Someone jog my memory?
Just what that area doesn’t need, more restaurants that will close in a few years. Too many strip malls just putting businesses out of business. Go east off 7 in Sterling and you’ll see the same restaurants closed. And with COVID, less people working, eating out is a lower priority.
That’s cause everything is moving west on 7 lol. The population in this area is still VERY rapidly increasing
Tried the Double Cheese Whopper and found it to be predominantly a bun and lettuce, with two thin, dry hamburger patties stuck in between. BK will definitely have to “up its game” to be competitive in the Ashburn area.
Waited a year for this one to open. What a disappointment. Wrong order, rude workers. Slammed the drive up window in my face and refused to reopen. Please respond to my post. Neither myself or a lot of neighbors wii go back
I agree. They treated my 86 year old mother the same way. This new store is DOA. I wonder who owns this franchise.
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