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Bobbys Burgers by Bobby Flay, which has seven locations, is landing at North Carolinas Raleigh-Durham International Airport next year via an agreement with Grove Bay Crawford JV, founded by co-CEOs Ignacio Garcia-Menocal and Francesco Balli. "As we continue to expand,…

The upcoming webinar, "Mastering Multi-Unit Franchise Success: Insights from a Seasoned Operator," scheduled for Dec. 5, 2023, at 2 p.m.

Los Angels-based Daves Hot Chicken notched a brand milestone through the opening of seven restaurants in one week in Wauwatosa, Wisconsin; Saugus, Maryland; Phoenix, Arizona; Queensbury and Tonawanda New York; Westminster, Colorado and and Webster, Texas. "Its been an exciting…

Los Angeles-based Robeks, which serves smoothies, juices, acai bowls and toasts is expanding its presence in Arizona. By years end, it will have 10 locations in the state, three of which are 2023 openings.

Donatos Pizza has announced two development deals for Louisville, Kentucky and Orlando, Florida, according to a press release. "Its an exciting chapter in the Donatos Pizza story as we continue our growth momentum, expanding into two great American cities," Jeff…

Red Savoys Pizza has opened its first location in Iowa. The franchised unit is located at 203 Pierce Street in Sioux City, according to a press release. The Minnesota-based company serves what it calls "Sota-Style" pizza with a thin crust and a "Passive Aggressive" sauce.

Papa Johns new store openings and Q3 sales have been the best the brand has experienced in the past decade. Editor Mandy Detwiler talks to the companys new SVP of development to learn whats behind the growth.

Franchise deal includes development of 13 new shops, sale of nine units...

South Carolina-based Vicious Biscuit is taking its "Body by Biscuit" messaging and its $2.5 million AUVs cross-country with franchising opportunities.

Smalls Sliders has signed an agreement with ARJH Encore LP LLC for five restaurants — dubbed "cans"— in West Texas. The deal marks the brands fourth agreement in the state.