This craft burger chain is offering free burgers for its grand opening in Fort Worth

A second Hopdoddy Burger Bar is opening in Fort Worth this month giving away a free burger to its first 100 customers.

The craft burger joint will open at 3101 Heritage Trace Parkway in Alliance Town Center on Jan. 17, replacing the space previously occupied by Grub Burger Bar, which closed on Jan. 7.

The location was renovated to incorporate music-themed decor and a covered dog-friendly patio overlooking Bluestem Park.

Doors open at 11 a.m. and the first 100 customers will get a free burger to mark its grand opening. Guests can also enter to win free burgers for a year by sharing a post or story on Instagram, tagging @hopdoddy and using #hopdoddylove on opening day.

“The city of Fort Worth has been asking for more of our unique burgers and shareable fries,” Hopdoddy CEO Jeff Chandler said in a statement. “We’re excited to open a second Hopdoddy location to serve North Fort Worth and can’t wait to see everyone at our grand opening on January 17!”

Hopdoddy’s menu features humanely and sustainably raised Certified Piedmontese beef, grass-fed, regenerative bison and cage-free chicken from Red Bird Farms. Vegetarian options include a black bean and corn patty, a 100% plant-based Beyond Meat patty and a gluten-free menu is available.

The restaurant will also have a full-service bar serving margaritas, draft cocktails and local craft beer.

Hopdoddy will be open from 11 a.m.-10 p.m. Sunday through Thursday and 11 a.m.-11 p.m. Friday and Saturday.