514 opportunities
Fast Food Franchises
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Investments
$768,100 – $1,937,500
Franchise fee
$0-$45,000
Currently, we are focused on the rapid development of company-affiliated restaurants in a very specific geography, while continuing to support our existing franchise business partners. Unfortunately, we are not entertaining franchise or development opportunities anywhere at this time.
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Investments
$40,000
Donut King is truly an icon in the retail food market, attracting customers from all ages and walks of life and delighting them with a fun experience and delicious treats and beverages.
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Investments
$143,950 – $270,450
Franchise fee
$27,500
The FRACTURED PRUNE has been an Ocean City, MD landmark for 30 years. It has been a tradition for many donut lovers far and wide. These donut lovers line up in the early morning, around the block in the anticipation of creating and tasting their own creation.
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Investments
$60,000 – $150,450
Your recipe for success awaits. A delicious spin-off of a series of Jamaican cuisines. Put your entrepreneurial ambitions into high-gear with our Jamaican jerk cuisine food truck.
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Investments
$150,000 – $200,000
We are looking for passionate and dedicated store operators in Brisbane (QLD) and other parts of Australia to join our team.
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Investments
$281,000 – $757,750
Franchise fee
$35,000
NEAPOLITAN PIZZA, WITH AN ALL AMERICAN ATTITUDE
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Investments
$85,400 – $103,400
Franchise fee
$20,000
Founded in 2015 by the Greiner family of Boise, Idaho, The Rusty Dog—"America's Corndog" has begun the national franchise development of its state fair-themed food trucks with a home made delicious product, a super-clean image, low start-up costs, and a 100% social distancing-friendly business model.
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Investments
$500,000
Percy “Frenchy” Creuzot, New Orleans native, came to Houston in 1965 to work as a traveling salesman. His ambitions quickly shifted to food, and on July 3rd, 1969, he and his wife Sallie opened up a po-boy shop bearing his nickname on Scott Street, just a block from the University of Houston and not far from TSU. The po-boys were tasty and easy to make, but the small establishment quickly decided to add fried chicken to the menu.
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Investments
$150,000
At Smithfield’s Chicken ‘N Bar-B-Q® the quality of our food is essential. We use only the best ingredients available and Bar-B-Q is made fresh daily at each location. Fresh pork shoulders are cooked slowly overnight to make the freshest and best tasting Bar-B-Q. Bar-B-Q is made fresh daily at each location. We use sales increases as a measure of our customer’s satisfaction. Customers returning and new customers are the true measure of the quality of food being served.
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Investments
$412,750 – $620,000
MOOYAH Burgers, Fries & Shakes is a fast-casual, “better burger” concept offering mouthwatering made-to-order burgers, French fries hand cut from Idaho potatoes, and real ice cream shakes.
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Investments
$15,000
Franchise fee
$4,000-$15,000
This product is one of the most popular and profitable among the other franchises being offered by Fab Suffrage Inc. The unique taste and different varieties of its siomai and siopao is the most favorite of the franchisees. There are branches scattered around different Metro Manila locations.
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Investments
$109,050 – $302,000
Franchise fee
$2,000
At Million Snacks our mission is to give everyone an opportunity to own their own business while securing their future and financial goals. We know that taking the plunge into owning a business can be difficult, especially after layoffs or career changes.
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Investments
$292,700 – $457,000
Franchise fee
$30,000
AZN Sandwich Bar is an innovative yet creative twist in the fast-food industry. AZN's unique flair allows you to eat healthy on-the-go.
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Investments
$75,000 – $125,000
Franchise fee
$24,900
We are a unique cereal and shake bar concept that specializes in combining cereal and ice cream into vibrant and delicious creations. At Cerealphoria we believe in friendly and efficient service with a smile and that cereal isn't just for breakfast! Cerealphoria is cereal and cereal dessert options all day long.
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Investments
$125,000 – $200,000
It's all about the branding and we have the perfect brand name store for you! Everywhere you go, millions of Americans greet each other with one of the most widely used phrases around, "What's Up Dog!" Randy Jackson on American Idol can be counted on to greet all the contestants with a "What's Up Dog!".
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Investments
$374,000 – $1,091,000
Franchise fee
$50,000
Destination Dogs was founded and is owned by two partners: Jimmy Cronk, and Sean Hosty, who met while working at Clydz restaurant in New Brunswick, NJ. It was there that we formed our friendship, honed our skills, and eventually decided to focus on opening an establishment of our very own.
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Investments
$127,500 – $322,500
Franchise fee
$27,500
WindMill Gourmet Fast Food is simply that; "food that is of the highest quality and perfectly prepared."* The WindMill philosophy has always been to offer only the best! WindMill private label Bigger! Better! Hot Dogs are prepared by the world renowned "Sabrett". The entree menu is rounded out by Charbroiled Gourmet Chicken Breasts, second to none; custom-cut Rib-Eye Steak Sandwiches; a limited variety of other tasty entree sandwiches and in some locations, fresh salads.
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Investments
$150,000
Bush’s Chicken® was born in the ‘Heart of Texas’ on the outskirts of Waco in 1996. After opening their first location, Keith and Charlene Bush started franchising in 2005, and over the years they’ve watched the business grow into a chain of restaurants expanding throughout the Lone Star State.
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Investments
$242,000 – $354,000
Franchise fee
$20,000
The size of your WingBasket will depend on the available space within a shopping center, the rent per square foot, and how much space you desire for eat-in customers. The ideal space should be between 1300 sq. ft. and 1800 sq. ft.
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Investments
$650,000
Today, there are four generations of Sobeck’s working to keep Chicken Shack the best tasting food in America, and to carry out John and Iola’s legacy of great customer service.
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Investments
$125,000
Ranch One® is a respected brand among the quick-service restaurant category. Renowned for offering only premium quality products for more than two decades, people recognize the quality associated with Ranch One and are more likely to be repeat customers because of it.
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Investments
$275,000 – $355,000
Franchise fee
$27,500
Our Fast Casual Restaurant, 1000 to 1500 square feet, offers a welcoming entrance, nostalgic décor, and vintage photographs from different generations. Your Johnnie's location will attract customers from all walks of life. You'll also appeal to the "grab and go" customer as well as families who want to spend time enjoying a good meal followed up with a great desert treat. Your customers will also come to you when they need a unique catering experience.
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Investments
$221,000 – $654,000
Franchise fee
$20,000
Little Caesar Enterprises, Inc. owns, operates, and franchises Little Caesars Pizza, a predominately carryout chain of pizza and related food products. Best known for its goofy commercials touting two pizzas for the price of one with the tag line "Pizza! Pizza!," Little Caesar's credo is simple: better pizza, and more of it for every dollar spent. With over 4,800 franchises around the globe, Little Caesar vies with competitors Domino's, Pizza Hut, and Papa John's for its slice of the multibillion-dollar pizza marketplace.
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Investments
$480,000 – $1,300,000
We’re a family-owned company and we’re going to keep it that way. We know that Wienerschnitzel holds a special place in the hearts of our fans, many who’ve grown up with us, and we’re committed to serving up craveable food at a great value for many generations to come.
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Investments
$1,083,525 – $1,850,425
Franchise fee
$35,000
Ice cream manufacturer J.F. McCullough was experimenting with a recipe for a new frozen dairy product, stemming from his belief that ice cream tasted better when it was soft and served fresh from the freezer, not frozen solid. With his recipe perfected, McCullough and his son, Alex, convinced one of their customers to hold an introductory sale of the new soft ice cream, and more than 1,600 people showed up to try it.
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