TL;DR
Farmer Boys has signed a new franchise agreement in Perris, California, expanding its West Coast burger brand with a new location. The agreement is with existing franchisees Leeza and Leila Brazier, who have been with the brand since 2018.
As existing franchisees that have been with the brand since 2018, the Braziers both bring extensive business experience to their Farmer Boys locations. Leeza specifically has owned McDonald’s locations in England for over 16 years, operating three stores in the Midlands.
“We have had an incredible experience with Farmer Boys thus far, and we are thrilled to continue to grow alongside the brand with our new location,” said Leeza.
The upcoming Perris restaurant, conveniently located at Ethanac Rd. & Trumble Rd., is being built from the ground up and will have all the newest technology for guests to enjoy, including a new grill and a renovated kitchen. The locations feature the brand’s innovative store design, structured training processes, and strong support systems throughout the opening process and beyond.
“We see all of our franchisees as valued members of our Farmer Boys family and Leeza and Leila are no different,” said John Lucas, VP of franchise development at Farmer Boys. “It’s always exciting to see existing franchisees show interest in expanding further with our brand. As top-performing Farmer Boys owners, we have full confidence that the duo will provide yet another excellent restaurant experience to their guests in Perris.”
The brand’s diverse menu features a range of items that are made fresh-to-order including burgers, breakfast options, salads, sandwiches and more, all made with locally sourced ingredients whenever possible.
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This story was originally published in Franchising.com on July 19, 2023. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.
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