White Castle to open its third restaurant in Arizona in 2024: Where are the 3 locations?
Arizonan Cravers will have a third location later this year where they can enjoy White Castle. The fast food hamburger chain is coming to Goodyear.
White Castle opened its first restaurant in Arizona in October 2019. The Scottsdale location was joined by a second just over four years later in Tempe. The ribbon cutting ceremony was led by a local couple that met at a White Castle just over seven decades prior.
On Wednesday, the iconic family-owned fast food chain announced that it will be breaking ground on a third location, which will be in Goodyear, in the coming months. The location is expected to open to serve sliders along with the brand’s other “hot and tasty affordable food” late this year.
“The response of Cravers everywhere in the Valley of the Sun has been amazing through our first two openings in Arizona,” said Jamie Richardson, vice president at White Castle. “We can’t wait to create more memories with this Castle in Goodyear.”
White Castle to open its third restaurant in Arizona in 2024: Where are the 3 locations?
The newest White Castle restaurant in Arizona will be located near the intersection of McDowell Road just north of Interstate 10 at 1420 North Bullard Ave in Goodyear. The other two locations are at 9310 East Via de Ventura in Scottsdale and 8735 South Jewel Street in Tempe.
Like the other two locations, the Goodyear restaurant “will feature the full White Castle menu of hot and tasty customizable sliders and a variety of delicious sides to satisfy White Castle fans’ cravings, morning, noon and during the gorgeous Arizona nights,” according to a company statement.
The 3,220-square-foot restaurant will feature 52 dining room seats inside and 14 outdoor seats in a covered patio area. Cravers will also be able to get their sliders at the double drive-thru.
The new Goodyear location will also have state-of-the-art technology with White Castle’s new AI-assisted menu board in the drive-thru called ‘Julia’ and digital interior menu boards.
America’s first fast food hamburger chain has around 350 locations nationwide.