The Canadian “premium casual” concept looks to the U.S. for growth.
While $12 may seem like a lot for a biscuit sandwich, the total package continues to sell at this emerging chain.
This breakfast chain builds an audience through bold food and social sharing.
This West Coast brand has invested in a new design and new talent, setting the stage for the chain’s eastward march.
This healthy-eating chain is thriving with a multi-revenue stream model.
A redesign of the Juice It Up! chain is paying off in a post-pandemic world.
Established in Asia, this DIY teppanyaki concept is looking to become a player in the U.S. chain restaurant scene.
This Mediterranean chain is on the verge of major growth thanks to a deal with Walmart.
This craft burger chain reworked its kitchen operations and information flow to dramatically improve ticket times.
This fast-casual concept has positioned itself for franchising with a tweaked interior and revised production line.
After 20-plus years with just one or two locations and a devoted following, Layne’s Chicken Fingers expects to add several dozen locations in the next few years.
The barbecue stalwart doubles down on its commitment to off-premises with the opening of its first drive-thru location.
Focused on smart real estate choices and a compact footprint, this chain could soon reach 50-plus locations in the Big Apple.
This Dallas-based concept has improved its menu to match its cocktail program. Now, it’s refined its kitchen and front of the house as well.
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