GTA 6 Burgers Hit Florida All Year Long
The world of video games has officially crossed into the fast-food realm, as Rockstar Games has teamed up with the burger company Skinny Louie for a deliciously subversive campaign centered around Grand Theft Auto 6.
This isn’t just a casual collaboration; it’s a full-blown immersion into the spirit of Vice City. Rockstar Games and Skinny Louie have announced a partnership where their restaurants will transform into Burger Shots, a parody menu designed to serve up the authentic flavors of the fictional world of GTA.
Fans in South Florida are in for a real treat. Starting in early November and running through December 31st, consumers can snag these unique GTA 6 burgers and fried chicken at the Kaseya Center, as well as at every Skinny Louie location across the state.
The Burger Shot menu is straight out of Vice City, featuring smash burgers, fries, and drinks—all designed to transport customers directly to the neon-drenched streets of Los Santos. Whether you prefer to dine in or enjoy convenience, people in the region have the option to purchase these themed meals in-store or via delivery.
The culinary takeover doesn’t stop at burgers. The campaign also introduces the fictional GTA’s Cluckin’ Bell fried chicken store, which is also available for purchase at the Kaseya Center. While the availability of these fried chicken locations outside the arena remains to be seen, the promise of Vice City cuisine is certainly on the menu.
Beyond the food itself, the campaign is leveraging GTA 6’s takeover of Miami for broader marketing efforts, including promotional activities at local beaches and hotels.
However, this high-profile spectacle has drawn some local attention and pushback. Some local lawmakers have voiced concerns, arguing that by agreeing to Rockstar’s marketing efforts, the city is essentially signing off on a depiction of Miami as a “murder capital.” Others maintain that it is simply a video game, viewing the controversy through a more neutral lens.