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Pancheros Mexican Grill is opening this week in Cherry Hill, New Jersey, at the Heritage Square Shopping Center at 1871 Marlton Pike East. "We are excited that our South Jersey team is continuing to grow Pancheros in the area," Rodney…

Mici Italian has seven units in the Denver area. The company is poised for growth and has plans to double its size in 2022.

Jeremiahs Italian Ice has opened in Tallahassee, Florida. The store is owned and operated by Keith Paniucki, Blake Miles and Kyle Taylor, according to a press release. Its the first of several possible stores the team may open in the…

Big Mamas & Papas Pizzeria has inked a master franchise deal with Canadian company The Patel Group led by hotelier GK Patel, according to a press release. This marks the first master franchise agreement for Big Mamas & Papas, which…

New York-based Artichoke Basilles Pizza has opened its latest store in Jersey City. Its the third of five franchised restaurants slated to debut across New Jersey as part of a deal inked in 2018 with franchisees Premal and Leela Shanghvi,…

Life Time is opening its 10th unit in Frisco, Texas. Featuring 24,000 square feet of health and wellness spaces, 220 employees will monitor a cafe, workout floor, boutique studios and classes, personal training, pools, tennis and pickleball. The cafe offers…

The Hummus & Pita Co is opening a flagship location this spring in Ohio. Planting roots on the highly trafficked Hilliard Rome Road, near several fast casuals, the Columbus location marks the first of the concepts statewide three-unit expansion plan…

Teriyaki Madness cant say it had a bad year. The Seattle-style teriyaki shop franchise wrapped up 2021 with 100 units sold among 31 first-time franchisees.

Wayback Burgers is opening a location in Allen, Texas at 380 E. Bethany Dr., making its 14th in Texas. Slated to open summer of 2022, the restaurant will have a lighter and brighter elevated dine-in experience as well as a modernized kitchen visible through glass windows and a pass-through, according to a company press release.

The Sixth Circuit has held that a contractual forum-selection clause in a franchise agreement was unenforceable because it violated state law.