Burger joint changes name, sparks street dining debate

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A change has come to one of Lismore's favourite burger joints, with the Dirty Wilson now known as Dirtys.
But an inquiry made by the business to Lismore City Council has sparked discussion about on-street dining in the town that could see bigger changes in the CBD.
Dirtys owner Emily Bonotto said while they don't currently have plans to expand seating onto the road, they did make a preliminary inquiry to the council on the procedure and cost of extending existing footpath dining into the adjacent carpark space.
"We were just putting feelers out, to ask about the process," Ms Bonotto said.

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