Market Street Smack N Burgers brings fire-damaged Redding restaurant back to life @krcrnewschannel7
Market Street Smack N Burgers brings fire-damaged Redding restaurant back to life  @krcrnewschannel7
Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
A new burger restaurant has opened on South Market Street in Redding, bringing a building damaged by fire more than three years ago back into use.
Market Street Smackin’ Burgers opened Monday, July 27 in the former Pop’s 50s Place building, which sustained significant damage in an April 2023 fire.
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