TL;DR
Bango Bowls is a quick-serve restaurant concept with a health-focused franchise opportunity, currently operating eight locations in New York. The franchise has a simple, scalable business model with high average unit volumes of $850,000.
Bango Bowls is a quick-serve restaurant concept founded on the vision of providing a "better for you" dining option for the entire family. Their diverse menu includes salads, warm grain bowls, poke bowls, acai bowls and avocado toasts.
As of July 2024, Bango Bowls currently operates eight locations, all in New York:
Bay Shore
East Setauket
Larchmont
Hauppauge
Massapequa Park
New Hyde Park
Scarsdale
Westbury
Bango Bowls offers a health-focused franchise opportunity with a simple, scalable business model. Key elements of the business model include:
Concept:
Diverse, customizable menu for all family members
Health benefits with big flavors
Modern design with small location footprints
Food & Operations:
High-volume, diverse menu covering breakfast, lunch and dinner
Hoodless kitchen design and technology-driven operations
Low buildout costs
Results:
High average unit volumes (AUV) of $850,000
Average check value of $18.52
Same-store sales growth of 21% (2021–2023)
Franchise Support:
Proven track record with multiple locations
Technology-driven operations and sales-focused marketing strategy
Experienced leadership and real estate expertise
Comprehensive training and support system
Bango Bowls franchise owners have an average unit volume of $850,000.
The initial investment required to open a Bango Bowls location ranges from $186,000 to $502,000, according to Entrepreneur. Franchisees must have a net worth of at least $250,000 and $100,000 in liquid cash.
The franchise fee is $40,000.
Ryan Thorman - CEO, Co-Founder
James Bonanno - Co-Founder
Eric Meyer - Chief Development Officer
Jamie Els - Marketing Manager
Scott Rudin - Director of Franchise Operations
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This story was originally published in 1851 Franchise on July 19, 2024. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.
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