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'Stonemont Financial Group, a real estate investment firm out of Atlanta, is preparing to include an Amici (pizza) restaurant franchise in its Plaza One89 student housing with 45 beds this fall. The two groups have come to an agreement to build 20 Amici restaurants throughout North and South Carolina with the first coming in time for football season this year.'
I just couldn't get behind the Whataburger idea. I thought my idea/research showing a possible self-storage place was more believable and likely than that. Though the property didn't quite seem large enough for it.
Disappointed that Whataburger did not come to fruition. But thought it a bit unlikely a lone outpost franchise would emerge that far from its core markets in Alabama and Texas. Only a few locations even in Florida and none remain in Georgia.
Disappointed that Whataburger did not come to fruition. But thought it a bit unlikely a lone outpost franchise would emerge that far from its core markets in Alabama and Texas. Only a few locations even in Florida and none remain in Georgia.
Lone store likely wouldn't be the right way to do that.. Though.. I don't overly agree with the flip side of things, which was how Jack in the Box entered the market.. That was almost an oversaturation.
That being said.. Wasn't Popeye's entry into the market pretty much that Boiling Springs location? Seems to be working out for them.
Golden Chick, I thought had the right idea.. Of course, look at them. So, obvious that my ideas aren't perfect, either.
Farmhouse Pizza on Laurens is now Farmhouse Taco. I remember looking at the pizza menu and passed because it was pricey for pizza. Not so sure about $6 tacos either but hope it works for them.
Farmhouse Pizza on Laurens is now Farmhouse Taco. I remember looking at the pizza menu and passed because it was pricey for pizza. Not so sure about $6 tacos either but hope it works for them.
I'm afraid that we are moving into a new era that dining out is just going to cost more. If these establishments are only able to serve 50-60% of their previous customer base, they will continue to have much of the same overhead as before (rent, utilities, etc...). No choice other than to raise prices.
Farmhouse Pizza on Laurens is now Farmhouse Taco. I remember looking at the pizza menu and passed because it was pricey for pizza. Not so sure about $6 tacos either but hope it works for them.
Hmmm. Back to what worked before. Monterrey was always busy even having another location close behind the mall.
Farmhouse taco in TR is great. Happy to see another location.
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