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In 1969, we at the Arthurs Treacher's Fish & Chips franchise purchased the original fish and chips recipe from a London restaurant called Malin's of Bow (dating back to the 1860s), and with it, the original fish and chips recipe. Since then, we've adjusted the menu to accommodate American tastes and expanded it to include shrimp, clams, fried chicken and side orders including tasty hush puppies and our unique coleslaw. All of which makes ARTHUR TREACHER'S DISH & CHIPS the English meal perfect for today's all-American appetite.
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At the Steak-Out Char-broiled Delivery franchise we understand how precious your time is. That's why we offer you the highest quality meals. As a Steak-Out franchisee, you'll be filling a food service demand that already exists. Steak-Out caters to the customer who is busy and looking for a convenient, quality meal.
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We at the Johnnie's Dog House franchise offer our customers hot dogs (100% beef, vegetarian, or turkey) from his experiences of the tastes of different cities, cultures, and countries. With an eye towards the future, Johnnie's Dog House™ has developed multiple business formats that compete in the booming fast-casual restaurant business, both locally and nationally.
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At the Eatza Pizza franchise we aren't about gimmicks. We are about good food and a great selection. At Eatza Pizza, you can choose from at least 18 fresh pizzas every day. It’s all you can eat for one low price. All you can eat pizza, pasta, salad, and dessert. No gimmicks. Just good food.
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Restaurants for sale constitute one of the most popular BusinessesForSale.com categories. Despite being a demanding sector where previous industry experience is arguable imperative, it’s one of the most heavily searched categories – more so than many less demanding, less competitive sectors.
Why do so many people want to buy a restaurant? Well, few things elicit is as much enthusiasm as food. Everyone has to eat every day and most people enjoy the activity! Secondly, people buy a restaurant because it’s a sociable, atmospheric environment where basking in the enthusiastic feedback for good service or fantastic food is a major perk. It’s not the sort of enthusiasm a newsagent owner can count on!
That said, within these attractions lie dangers. Buying a restaurant is a common temptation for the hopelessly naive. It’s one thing knowing how to buy a restaurant; quite another running one. Buy a restaurant because you think you have the right attributes and are willing to embrace the risks and tolerate the stress and working on weekends; don’t be seduced by the perceived glamour of restaurants for sale.
But buy a restaurant for lease or freehold and arguably you’re not suffocated by competition from major chains in the way that, say, independent food retailers can be by supermarkets. While a retail chain benefits from being able to afford larger premises and a wider range of goods than independents, for restaurants small tends to equate to intimacy and a pleasant ambience. While you know what you’re getting from a major chain, finding a hidden gem that makes a lasagne quite unlike anywhere else will impress your dinner date more than an identikit chain eatery.
BusinessesForSale.com’s restaurant-for-sale category is subdivided by cuisine. There are Italian restaurants for sale, Indian restaurants for sale, Chinese restaurants for sale, European restaurants for sale, French restaurants for sale, Thai restaurants for sale; and pizzerias for sale, bistros for sale, sushi/seafood restaurants for sale and bagel shops for sale. You can buy a freehold restaurant or buy a leasehold restaurant.
There’s no reason why your choice of cuisine should restrict your choice of restaurant premises for sale. If you can’t find suitable French restaurants for sale, for example, why not buy an Italian restaurant and convert it to a French restaurant? Involving little more than a decor and signage overhaul it’s hardly going to cost as much as converting a clothing manufacturer to an electronics manufacturer for example. The danger in this situation lies in alienating the core customers.
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