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Burger takeaway to be replaced with ‘healthier options’ at Cambridge hospital

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The hospital will see three new arrivals introduced

Two popular food outlets are being closed at a Cambridge hospital as it looks to introduce new “healthier options”. The Burger King and Starbucks at Addenbrooke’s Hospital in Cambridge will close to make way for new food services.

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The changes were announced by Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (CUH) on Thursday, August 13. The hospital will see three new arrivals to deliver a “wide range of options for patients, visitors and staff”, according to the trust.

A new Peabody’s Coffee, Baked Potato Co and Tortilla are set to open. The trust confirmed Burger King will close on Sunday, August 16 meanwhile Starbucks will close on Sunday, October 4.

It has also revealed the opening dates for the three new arrivals. Tortilla will open on Monday, September 28, Peabody’s Coffee will open in November and Baked Potato Co will open later in January 2027.

A spokesperson for CUH Trust said: “Following feedback, we are introducing new food outlets with greater choice, healthier options and new services, including digital ordering where available.”

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Food and drink options will be available across the hospital during the changes. Some outlets will be temporarily closed while the works take place. Signage will help direct people to alternative outlets where needed.

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