Café Franchises

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Explore café and diner franchise opportunities. Everyone loves meeting a friend at their local café for breakfast, lunch, dinner or a mid-afternoon cup of coffee and pastry! Follow your passion and become a café franchise owner today.

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Café Franchises

Nékter - Juice Bar

The growing interest in health-based diets such as Paleo, Keto, and veganism is more than just a trend: it’s an emerging consciousness that transcends generations. In a sea of cookie-cutter smoothie and juice bar franchises, Nékter thrives on being different. Learn more about the costs, benefits, and available locations today!

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$ 100,000 Min.Cash Required

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Brusters Real Ice Cream

At Bruster's our simple retail model distinguishes us from the other franchises by focusing on serving ice cream and related products filled with the giant chunks of real fruit, candies, cookies, nuts and other delicious mix-ins. We have 200 successful units open in 18 states!

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Jimmy John’s Gourmet Sandwiches

One of the fastest growing restaurant chains in America, Jimmy John’s is now seeking multi-unit operators to fuel our growth. Homemade bread is baked fresh all day, and all-natural meats and fresh veggies are hand-sliced daily. Jimmy John’s seeks franchisees who are willing to do whatever it takes to make great sandwiches for their customers.

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$ 200,000 Min.Cash Required

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Fun Facts: Cafe

The name of the famous cafe on "Friends" that many scenes were filmed in was "Central Perk," and unfortunately, it is totally fictional!
Monk’s was the cafe featured in the TV sitcom Seinfeld, but the exteriors of this building was actually "Tom's Restaurant" in New York's Upper West Side.
Coffee culture in America began in the post-World War II era.
The first Starbucks opened in Seattle's Pike's Place Market in 1971, when the coffee industry was in a decline. It is now a tourist attraction!
Coffee hit a decline in the 60's and 70's due to increased interest in caffeinated sodas.

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