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Burger King Closes Downtown, Fuel Pizza Replacing it

“Dear PoP,

Not sure how recent this is, but the BK at 16th and K is closed. One of the only downtown options for old school fast food.”

The WBJ’s Missy Frederick was first to break the news back in early Feb. that a Fuel Pizza would be replacing the Burger King at 16th and K St, NW, she writes:

“Fuel will open locations at 600 F St. NW, in a former bank building across from the Verizon Center, and at 1606 K St. NW, where a Burger King location just closed.

Fuel, which started as a way to bring New York-style pizza to Charlotte, has 11 locations there.”

Will anyone miss the BK? Anyone folks ever try the Charlotte spots before?

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