Published:
6:30 AM April 3, 2021
Updated:
9:11 AM April 3, 2021
Jack Baldry, left, and Jake Armes, with a couple of their classic frazzle Beasty Boys burgers.
- Credit: DENISE BRADLEY/Archant2021
A burger takeaway that was launched by two friends after a conversation at a barbecue has now secured a residency at a Costessey pub.
Beasty Boys Grill was started by burger lovers Jack Baldry and Phil Hunt early last year and after securing a Friday pop-up at The Steam Packet pub in Norwich, they spent three weeks there before stopping due to the first lockdown.
It returned for a few evenings in 2020, but with the hospitality industry now gearing up to reopen outdoors the takeaway has moved to a new location at The Crown Pub in Costessey.
Published:
6:30 AM April 3, 2021
Updated:
9:11 AM April 3, 2021
Jack Baldry, left, and Jake Armes, with a couple of their classic frazzle Beasty Boys burgers.
- Credit: DENISE BRADLEY/Archant2021
A burger takeaway that was launched by two friends after a conversation at a barbecue has now secured a residency at a Costessey pub.
Beasty Boys Grill was started by burger lovers Jack Baldry and Phil Hunt early last year and after securing a Friday pop-up at The Steam Packet pub in Norwich, they spent three weeks there before stopping due to the first lockdown.
It returned for a few evenings in 2020, but with the hospitality industry now gearing up to reopen outdoors the takeaway has moved to a new location at The Crown Pub in Costessey.