Greggs and Burger King set to create new outlet in Kirkcaldy

Two food businesses have been given the go-ahead to move into a former car showroom in Kirkcaldy
Allan Crow
By Allan Crow
Published 12th Sep 2022, 14:30 BST
Updated 12th Sep 2022, 14:54 BST
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Greggs and Burger King plan to turn the former Arnold Clark premises into a restaurant and drive-thru.

The companies’ plans were lodged with Fife Council earlier this year, and formally approved this week.

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The application for a change of use will see them move into the Harry Fairbairn Mini garage on Carberry Road, replacing the car showroom.

Greggs is set to move into the town's Motor Mile ([pic: Lisa Ferguson)Greggs is set to move into the town's Motor Mile ([pic: Lisa Ferguson)
Greggs is set to move into the town's Motor Mile ([pic: Lisa Ferguson)

Greggs wants to build a restaurant on the site, while Burger King plans a drive-thru.

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It would mark a change to the motor mile at Mitchelston which incorporates a number of car dealers, and the food takeaways will look to tap into the the traffic going to the nearby Asda.

Burger King has been absent from town for a significant number of years after closing its High Street base.

Greggs has a town centre outlet, and is also at Fife Retail Park.

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