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The Beefy Boys Officially Open Nottingham Restaurant Following VIP Launch Event


Monday 29 Jun 2026 by a Content Contributor
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More than 130 guests gathered to celebrate the arrival of award-winning burger brand The Beefy Boys in Nottingham, as the team officially opened the doors to their sixth UK restaurant with a lively VIP launch party on Queen Street.



Photo credit: Peter Lowbridge 


The opening follows months of anticipation and a successful soft launch period. Local press, influencers, friends, family and members of the Nottingham hospitality community were invited to be the first to experience the new two-storey restaurant which features a mezzanine level, and combines Victorian architecture with The Beefy Boy’s trademark playful style, complete with colourful graphics and cheeky neon signs. 


Guests enjoyed a feast of The Beefy Boys’ signature American-style dirty burgers, indulgent sides, cocktails, beers and hard shakes (alcoholic milkshakes), with many taking part in smashed patty masterclasses and milkshake demonstrations throughout the evening.
Some of the popular dishes served throughout the evening included the National Burger Awards-winning Oklahoma Onion Boy Burger, the Dirty Boy Burger, Ninja Chicken Wings, Mac ‘n’ Cheese Balls, and more.


Drinks partners Freedom Brewery and Bristol Distilling Co were also hand to offer samples of their beers and spirits to attendee. 


Guests also received goodie bags packed with Beefy Boys merchandise, including a copy of the brand’s latest cookbook, The Beefy Boys’ Great British BBQ, burger socks and a selection of gifts kindly provided by valued suppliers, including miniature bottles of vodka and Buffalo Trace Bourbon Whisky from Sazerac, canned wines from NICE Wines, Tubby Tom’s signature seasonings, and spirit samples from Bristol Distilling Co.



Photo credit: Peter Lowbridge


Adding to the party atmosphere, founders Anthony ‘Murf’ Murphy, Daniel Mayo-Evans, Christian Williams and Lee Symonds each took turns behind the DJ decks to soundtrack the evening, before taking to the microphone to share the remarkable story behind The Beefy Boys.


What began as four childhood friends cooking burgers together in their back garden in Hereford has grown into one of the UK’s most celebrated burger brands. Nottingham marks The Beefy Boys’ sixth restaurant and their first venture into the East Midlands. Since competing at the World Food Championships in Las Vegas in 2014, the quartet have gone on to open restaurants across Hereford, Shrewsbury, Cheltenham, Bath and Oxford, as well as becoming Sunday Times bestselling authors along the way. 


Speaking about the official opening, co-founder Anthony ‘Murf’ Murphy said, “Opening in Nottingham has been something we’ve been looking forward to for a long time and seeing so many people come out to celebrate with us was incredible. We’ve always been about bringing people together over great food, and Nottingham already feels like home. We can’t wait to become part of the city’s fantastic food scene.”



Photo credit: Peter Lowbridge


The Beefy Boys first launched in 2011 and have since built a devoted following thanks to their award-winning burgers and barbecue-inspired menu. Their achievements include success at the World Food Championships, multiple National Burger Awards and two cookbooks, including their latest release, The Beefy Boys’ Great British BBQ.


The Beefy Boys’ new Nottingham restaurant on Queen Street is now open. 


Bookings can be made at thebeefyboys.com/book-a-table/, although walk-ins are also welcome.
 



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