Harmony Lunch will open its doors again in the Uptown

By CityNews Kitchener Staff

Posted Jul 25, 2017 08:12:20 AM.

Last Updated Jul 25, 2017 08:16:13 AM.

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The famous and beloved burger joint at 90 King Street North shut down last December, when its long time owner Bruce Marks retired.

The spot famous for it fried onion and pork slider has been bought up by Nick Benniger.

Chef Nick, co-owner of Nick & Nat’s Uptown 21, Taco Farm and Marbles is proud to add the iconic diner to Fat Sparrow Group.

Benniger promises that Harmony Lunch will stay true to its 1930s roots and once again serve mouth-watering burgers and onions fried to perfection.

Patrons lined up in the final days of the eatery last year.

The new Harmony Lunch opens this Saturday and don’t worry that famous pork burger will still be featured.

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