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Slim Chickens is adding 29 stores in Kentucky, with longtime franchisee Harold Wallace spearheading the expansion alongside Houchens Food Group, which operates over 300 retail grocery stores in 14 states. "After knowing Slims COO Sam Rothschild for many years and…

FAT Brands Inc., parent company of Fatburger and Buffalos Express, will open six franchised locations in the Sacramento area in partnership with franchisee Raj Pooni. The co-branded Fatburger and Buffalos Express locations will open over the next six years with…

Mendocino Farms, a California-born fast casual concept serving seasonal sandwiches and salads, is opening two Seattle units next year The brands flagship Seattle location will reside in the South Lake Union neighborhood at 2118 Westlake Ave., and is slated to…

Before opening her first Salata Salad Kitchen location in 2013 in Texas, Tina MacInnes had no prior restaurant experience. Ten years later, she owns three locations, including the systems top-performing store and reveals what shes learned along her journey.

Automated pizza brand PizzaForno will expand in the Houston area with two fully operational units, one in downtown Houston and the other in Galvestons Tiki Island, according to a press release. Master licensees Daniel Albelice and Keith Stephenson will add…

Farmer Boys, a Southern California-based burger concept, will open its second Arizona location in October. The store is in Tolleson at 1220 South 83rd Ave.

The Democratic Republic of Congo is home to its first Fatburger and Buffalos Express co-branded unit in Kinshasa, according to a press release from the restaurants parent company FAT Brands. "We are thrilled to expand our footprint in Africa, joining…

Tiffany Simmons likes to call herself a super nerd. “I love contracts and policies and budgets,” she says. “I really love the black and white behind it—taking a dream and

Cafe Rio Mexican Grill is opening two Denver-area locations this fall: Greenwood Village on Sept. 30, and Highlands Ranch in December. "Were thrilled to be opening two new locations in Colorado where weve been part of the greater Denver community for over 12 years," Steve Vaughan, CEO of Cafe Rio Mexican Grill, said in a company press release.

Since the beginning of the year, Colorado-based Teriyaki Madness has sold 91 units among 27 first-time franchisees, opening 18 shops with plans to add 16 by years end and 60 in 2023. "Last year was excellent for franchise development, and…