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Twin Peaks, owned by FAT Brands, has signed a multi-unit deal to open 10 locations in Philadelphia. The deal was signed with Moussa Haider and Tom Pisula, and the brand is excited to bring its sports-watching experience to the area.
The FAT Brands-owned Twin Peaks has today announced the signing of a multi-unit deal to open 10 locations across the city of Philadelphia. Twin Peaks signed the deal with Moussa Haider and Tom Pisula.
“We’re beyond excited to partner with two new owners to bring our ‘Lodge Mantality’ to the Philadelphia area,” said Joe Hummel, Twin Peaks CEO.
“There aren’t many people in the world as passionate for their teams as Philly fans, and we know they’ll appreciate the sports-watching experience Twin Peaks provides. Our wall-to-wall TVs allow sports fans to never miss a snap, shot or score – no matter where they are sitting.
“We can’t wait to move forward with this deal and announce where in the area we will be bringing our unmatched food items, drink selection and scenic views.”
Twin Peaks has had a busy year so far, starting in March with the broadening of the executive team. The brand later targeted Latin America as a strong area to pursue growth and went on to open two locations in the region in May. Twin Peaks was acquired by FAT Brands for $200m in September and has been on a steady path of growth since.
Twin Peaks is a FAT Brands-owned sports-bar lodge concept that was born in 2005 in Dallas, in the suburb of Lewisville. The brand has consistently grown and now has 86 locations across the U.S. and Mexico.
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This story was originally published by Raghav Patel in Global Franchise on December 2, 2021. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.
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