Following copyright lawsuit, popular Columbus restaurant rebranding, mulling temporarily closure

Photo via Eden Burger’s Facebook

Eden Burger serves as one of the city’s most popular spots for vegan food, but major changes are on the way for the eatery.

In a statement posted to Eden Burger’s Instagram account from owner Sebastian Kovach, it was announced that a copyright lawsuit was filed against the restaurant, and it plans to undergo a full rebrand.

The Columbus restaurant was sued by Eden Foods for a trademark infringement, and now it is tasked with “totally rebranding the restaurant” over the coming weeks and months.

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“We never expected our name to cause all this trouble, but we are excited for the opportunity to involve all of our supporters in the process of rebranding,” Kovach’s statement reads.

Eden burger, which is located at 1437 N. High St., also noted that due to staffing and inflation-related issues, the eatery will be forced to reduce hours, and may temporarily close.

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