Perkins Restaurant and Bakery Is Coming to Texas

Dallas, TX - Perkins Restaurant and Bakery is officially entering the Lone Star State.

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Perkins Restaurant and Bakery Is Coming to Texas

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Perkins Restaurant and Bakery is entering the Texas market through a three-unit development agreement with Raj DFW LLC. The agreement marks the brand's first expansion into Texas, with the flagship restaurant set to open in Carrollton.

Dallas, TX - Perkins Restaurant and Bakery is officially entering the Lone Star State. The company has signed a three-unit development agreement with new franchise partner Raj DFW LLC, marking the brand’s first-ever expansion into Texas. The flagship restaurant is slated to open in Carrollton, with construction beginning in spring 2026.

The agreement calls for three restaurants featuring the brand’s latest prototype, a reimagined concept that blends nostalgic heritage of Perkins with a fresh, contemporary design and an updated menu experience. The new model reflects the brand’s evolution while staying true to the comfort, value, and hospitality guests have trusted for decades.

“We are thrilled to begin construction on the new Perkins and to be at the forefront of the brand’s entry and growth in the Texas market,” said Naren Patel, Franchise Owner of Perkins. “Perkins boasts a strong legacy, supported by a loyal guest base and defined by great food and genuine hospitality. Our team looks forward to introducing this iconic brand to our neighbors and communities throughout the DFW Metroplex.”

Raj DFW LLC is led by business partners Bansari Patel, Chetana Patel, and Naren Patel.

“These are exciting times for Perkins, especially as we enter a new, major market," said Peter Ortiz, Chief Development Officer for Ascent Hospitality Management, parent company to Perkins American Food Co. "We are honored to team up with Bansari, Chetana, and Naren to expand our footprint and explore new territories, while upholding the core values that have driven our success for decades.”

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This story was originally published in Franchising.com on April 7, 2026. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.

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