Barry's Cheesesteaks - Franchise
Quick Franchise Summary
Barry’s Cheesesteaks is a phenomenon and we are ready to share our incredible cheesesteaks and fries with the world. Learn more about the costs, benefits, and available locations today!
Barry's Cheesesteaks
Franchise Cost, Fees & Facts
| Minimum Cash Required | $40,000 | |
| Total Investment | $100,000 – $200,000 | |
| Franchise Fee | $30,000 | |
| Financing Assistance | 3rd Party | |
| Training & Support | Yes |
Available In These States:
- AK
- AL
- AR
- AZ
- CO
- CT
- DE
- FL
- GA
- IA
- ID
- KS
- KY
- LA
- MA
- ME
- MO
- MS
- MT
- NC
- NE
- NH
- NJ
- NM
- NV
- OH
- OK
- OR
- PA
- SC
- SD
- TN
- TX
- UT
- VT
- WV
- WY
Not Available In These States:
- CA
- DC
- HI
- IL
- IN
- MD
- MI
- MN
- ND
- NY
- RI
- VA
- WA
- WI
Overview
Barry's Cheesesteaks - Franchise Information
About Us
Barry’s is a Christian, family owned and operated business. They share the good news because they believe that is what has brought them so far in their career. Their focus is not only on bringing quality food to the public, but also a commitment to the community.
Barry’s Cheesesteaks is a phenomenon and we are ready to share our incredible cheesesteaks and fries with the world. Our concept has many advantages.
- cult like following
- food is INCREDIBLE
- low startup
- simple menu
- minimal staff
- low food cost
- small footprint
- financing available via 3rd party lender
- territories available
- strong management team
- savage marketing
Barry's Story
“Barry Washington worked in restaurants for much of his adult life while living in Philadelphia, but after experiencing a troubled youth, he turned to crime and drugs. This is a man who found redemption in the kindness of others after being stabbed 41 times and left for dead by a pair of drug dealers. His experience opened his eyes, and his path ultimately landed him in Louisville, becoming a pastor and opening his restaurant.”
-Kevin Gibson, Insider Louisville
Community Focused
Through his faith, and with the the help of others, Barry Washington was able to turn his life around. Now, he uses the opportunities he has to help others. He provides messages of hope, as well as, items needed at The Lord’s Kitchen and Corner of Hope Recovery Center. He also gives back to the West End Boys School. Four times a year (including his birthday and Thanksgiving), Washington shuts down his restaurant to serve the community free food. At Barry’s Cheesesteaks and More, he provides job opportunities for those in need, and gives them hope for a better future.
