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"Well, isn&amp;#039;t New York&amp;#039;s Times Square just a hoppin&amp;#039; lately? In addition to last week&amp;#039;s opening of Pop-Tart World, New Yorkers are bracing themselves for the opening of Burger King&amp;#039;s newest Whopper Bar at what Big Apple residents like to think of as the crossroads of the world.   Burger King has been rolling out the Whopper Bar slowly in the United States. The chain already has branches in Orlando and South Beach, Fla., Memphis, Tenn., and various locations in other parts of the world. New Yorkers will finally have the opportunity to indulge in what customers at Whopper Bars have been enjoying for a few years now: a Whopper and a brewski. Actually, the New York location has been open for a couple of weeks as managers sought to work out the kinks before the new location&amp;#039;s grand opening tomorrow. Burger King has been toying with the Whopper Bar concept for a little while, in an effort New York Times labeled two years ago as an attempt to give the now-53-year-old sandwich a more youthful image. While the bars have been getting a fair amount of press, it&amp;#039;s not always been kind. The beer blog &amp;quot;The Barbeerians&amp;quot; described the then-new Miami location as the place to go &amp;quot;where you can grab an American domestic while devouring processed onion rings. Joy!&amp;quot; The Whopper Bars are smaller than the stand-alone shops most of us are used to, and the menus are far more focused, consisting largely of variations on the Whopper theme (Angry Whopper, California Whopper, and the Bourbon Whopper, to name a few). Tuesday&amp;#039;s grand opening in Times Square will feature the unveiling \u2013 does one &amp;quot;unveil&amp;quot; a sandwich? \u2013 of the Meat Beast Whopper, &amp;quot;featuring three kinds of meat to fuel the city that doesn&amp;#039;t sleep.&amp;quot; Apparently, Burger King is really going after that nonsleeping market segment: the Whopper Bar will be open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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