Culver’s Restaurant Planned for Hope Mills, NC Location

Hope Mills, NC – Culver’s, the popular Wisconsin-based fast-food chain, is set to tantalize the taste buds of Hope Mills residents with its new location at 3320 S. Peak Drive. Positioned conveniently between a childcare center and a real estate office, adjacent to the lively Millstone Town Center, this new addition is an exciting development for the local community.

Spanning 1.4 acres, the Culver’s site will feature a 4,124-square-foot restaurant, including a dual-lane drive-thru and a cozy patio area with five tables, perfect for enjoying meals outdoors.

Known for its mouth-watering butter burgers made with fresh beef and served on buttery toasted buns, Culver’s also offers a variety of sides like crinkle-cut fries and onion rings. However, it’s their famous Wisconsin cheese curds, a delightful mix of yellow and white cheddar, that truly stand out. These curds, sourced from Wisconsin, are known for their crispy, melty texture once battered and fried.

For dessert lovers, Culver’s presents its signature frozen custard, made fresh daily. Available in pints, sundaes, cones, shakes, or blended with a choice of fruit, candy, and cookie mix-ins, this dessert is a treat for all ages.

With 15 Culver’s stores already in North Carolina, the closest to Hope Mills being in Fuquay-Varina, this new establishment marks a significant expansion for the chain in the region. Culver’s has been recognized for its remarkable growth, achieving $1.8 billion in sales in 2019, according to the Top 500 Chain Restaurant Report 2020 by Technomics. This impressive performance ranks them ahead of other well-known chains like Five Guys, Waffle House, In-N-Out Burger, and White Castle.

The introduction of Culver’s to Hope Mills is eagerly anticipated by local foodie lovers, including members of the “Foodie Mob Fayetteville” Facebook group, known for their restaurant reviews, info, and events. The group is excited to embrace and share the new flavors that Culver’s will bring to the Cumberland County NC area.

— Kres Thomas, FayToday News