News Summary
Whataburger has opened its second location in Lexington, South Carolina, on April 10, 2025. Located at 5440 Platt Springs Road, this new restaurant enhances the local fast food scene and celebrates the community with unique features and a dedicated staff of 85. The venue offers a spacious dining area, double drive-thru, and 24-hour service, fulfilling cravings any time of day.
Whataburger Expands in Lexington, South Carolina
In an exciting turn of events for fast food lovers, Whataburger has officially opened its second location in Lexington, South Carolina! On April 10, 2025, locals celebrated as the new restaurant flung open its doors at 5440 Platt Springs Road, making hungry patrons jump for joy.
A Growing Presence
This second spot is just a hop away from the first Whataburger, which opened earlier this year on S. Lake Drive back in February. If you’re keeping track, that means there are now two locations within approximately four miles of each other. For those who can’t get enough of those iconic burgers, this must feel like a dream come true!
Designed For Everyone
The new Platt Springs location is not just about those speedy meals when you’re on the go; it’s also designed for those who prefer to take a load off and enjoy their food inside. With a spacious dining room and a convenient double drive-thru, it’s perfect for people who appreciate versatility in their dining experiences.
Eye-Catching Features
A Team of 85
At the helm of this new establishment is the operating partner, who has put together a dedicated team of approximately 85 employees to ensure customers have the best experience possible. The restaurant has made it clear that they want to create a strong bond with the Lexington community, showing appreciation for its local residents in meaningful ways.
Round-the-Clock Service
Whataburger is known for its exceptional and bold flavors, capturing the hearts (and appetites) of many. Not only do they feature their iconic hamburgers, but they also serve up that tasty and unique ketchup that fans rave about. This new location will be open 24 hours a day, making it super convenient for those midnight cravings, with the only exception being Christmas Day.
Whataburger’s Journey
Whataburger has a rich history that dates all the way back to 1950 when it first opened in Corpus Christi, Texas. Fast forward to today, and the popular chain boasts around 1,100 locations across the United States and is now actively expanding even further in South Carolina. It seems the state’s food scene is just getting started!
Grand Opening Celebrations
The grand opening was a buzz of excitement, offering promotions to lure in customers. The first two people in line were treated to the incredible gift of free Whataburger for a year! Talk about a tasty deal!
Future Fast Food Ventures
But that’s not all; the Lexington area is in for some more culinary options. Entrepreneur Brad Scott has plans for a new fast-food venture called Smalls Sliders, which will join the growing food landscape of this thriving Midlands region.
Conclusion
With Whataburger’s second location now open and new ventures on the horizon, Lexington is definitely becoming a hotspot for delicious quick meals and good times. So grab your friends and family, and head over to the newest Whataburger to savor those irresistible hamburgers that are bringing smiles to the community!
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Additional Resources
- WISTV
- Google Search: Whataburger Lexington
- The State
- Google Scholar: Whataburger history
- Cola Daily
- Encyclopedia Britannica: fast food
- Kentucky.com
- Google News: fast food industry
- Community Impact
