H&H Bagels Grows With Agreements for 25 New Locations

H&H Bagels expands outside of the tri-state area with agreements for 25 new locations in Florida, California, and other states.

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H&H Bagels Grows With Agreements for 25 New Locations

“We’re excited to bring our New York City bagels to cities across the country as part of our expansion plan,” said Jay Rushin, Chief Executive Officer of H&H Bagels. “With each new company-owned and franchise location, we are looking forward to welcoming new customers to the H&H family.”

  • Los Angeles, California (5-unit franchise development agreement)

  • Tampa, Florida (5-unit franchise development agreement)

  • Washington, D.C., Northern Virginia, Norfolk/Virginia Beach, Virginia (10-unit franchise development agreement)

  • Boca Raton, Florida (franchise)

  • West Palm Beach, Florida (company-owned)

  • Stamford, Connecticut (franchise)

  • Chicago, Illinois (company-owned)

  • Penn Station, New York, New York (company-owned)

The first H&H Bagel franchise location will be in Boca Raton, Florida which is expected to open in the third quarter of 2023. In addition, the first company-owned locations outside of New York City will be in West Palm Beach, Florida at NORA, the redevelopment of West Palm Beach’s warehouse district and in Chicago, Illinois in Fulton Market. H&H Bagels’ sixth New York City location is expected to open in the fourth quarter of 2023 in the newly renovated Penn Station.

To support expansion, H&H Bagels is opening a bakery facility in Woodside, Queens. This new facility will provide the brand’s bagels worldwide, utilizing the original recipe and the same artisanal water bagel method that the company has used for over 50 years.

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This story was originally published in Franchising.com on May 31, 2023. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.

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