Fast Food Franchises

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Discover great fast food and quick serve restaurant concepts -- our inventory includes everything from your traditional burger and fries establishments to unique niche food concepts. You will be sure to find something of interest to you and capitalize on the ever present demand to feed busy people on the go -- many fast food brands have added additional healthy food options. Check out these exciting food brands and we wish you all the best in finding a fantastic food concept to buy.

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Fast Food Franchises

Dickey’s Barbecue Pit

Join the largest barbecue franchise in the world! With over 500 locations in 43 states, our smokin’ hot franchise has been treating guests to Legit.Texas.Barbecue barbecue since 1941. If you’re looking to diversify your portfolio or looking to retire and start a business, we’re seeking passionate entrepreneurs to join our award winning franchise.

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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 22 states!

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Fun Facts: Fast Food

In 1949, Richard and Maurice McDonald opened the first McDonald's restaurant in San Bernardino, California - the McDonald Brothers Burger Bar Drive-In.
White Castle was the 1st restaurant to offer takeout food in the US in the early 1900's.
The 1st restaurant to use the assembly-line system was McDonald's.
Chinese takeout boxes are not even used in China. Americans invented the Chinese takeout box.
France was the original birthplace of what we now call a "restaurant."
Wendy's created the first drive-thru window in 1970 upon opening their second restaurant.
As drive-thru fast food restaurants became popular, it led to car manufacturers installing cup holders in the 1990s. As fast food drinks became larger, so did the cup holders.

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