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Seven Brothers Burgers has signed a deal to bring 19 storefronts to Phoenix, Arizona; Las Vegas, Nevada; and Idaho. The burger brand was founded by Art and Peggy Hannemann and their seven sons in Kahuku.
Seven Brothers Burgers has signed a groundbreaking deal that will bring 19 storefronts to consumers in Phoenix, Arizona; Las Vegas, Nevada; and Idaho.
The burger brand was brought to life by Art and Peggy Hannemann in Kahuku, alongside their seven sons, as a way to bring the family together through work and serving their community, leaving every customer that visits with a “feeling of family.”
The Hannemann family is eager and grateful for the opportunity to expand their family and to bring people on board with similar values, principles and vision. Seven Brothers has always been “more than a meal,” and the Hannemanns are anxious to spread more love and Aloha than ever before.
“We continue to be humbled by the amount of people that visit us every day and this deal has brought a new meaning to how grateful we are for those who believe in Seven Brothers,” said Max Hannemann, co-founder of Seven Brothers Burgers. “Having the opportunity to work with my family and share our story and food with other families is a dream come true.”
Seven Brothers Burgers has a culture and mission that facilitates a welcoming, easy-going vibe; it’s a unique, energetic and fun concept that immediately differentiates itself from other competing burger concepts.
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This story was originally published in Franchising.com on November 15, 2023. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.
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