Vancouver vegan joint Planetary Burger applies to increase seats at Main Street location
Planetary Burger has filed an application with the City of Vancouver for an increase in the vegan establishment’s seating capacity.
The 3088 Main Street joint, which offers plant-based burgers, fries and shakes, currently seats eight, including at its patio.
According to Planetary Burger’s Luke Evanow, his team wants to have 25 inside and out.
“We’re just adding a few seats,” Evanow told the Georgia Straight by phone.
Planetary Burger opened last year.
An operational letter included in the joint’s application for a development permit states that the increased seating will allow it to “create a sustainable business model”.
According to Planetary Burger, customers want more seating and “build a sense of community with other like minded guests”.
“We exist to nourish our communities and allowing us to have more customers on the premise[s] makes our start up business viable,” the establishment stated in its letter.
Planetary Burger is temporarily closed because of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
Evanow told the Straight that the establishment is reopening by the end of this week.
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