Franchise Deep Dive: Crave Hot Dogs & BBQ Franchise Costs, Fees, Profit and Data

Crave Hot Dogs & BBQ franchise costs $190,400 to $512,500 to start.

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Franchise Deep Dive: Crave Hot Dogs & BBQ Franchise Costs, Fees, Profit and Data

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Crave Hot Dogs & BBQ is a franchise business that specializes in serving hot dogs and barbecue dishes, with a focus on creating a fun, family-friendly environment. The total initial investment to start a Crave Hot Dogs & BBQ franchise ranges from $190,400 to $512,500.

Crave Hot Dogs & BBQ is a franchise business that specializes in serving hot dogs and barbecue dishes. The franchise also features activities such as ax throwing at some locations.

Crave Hot Dogs & BBQ was founded in 2018 by Samantha and Salvatore Rincione. The founders aimed to create a restaurant that not only provided excellent food but also a memorable experience for its customers, with a focus on creating a fun, family-friendly environment. There are currently around 25 locations of Crave Hot Dogs & BBQ in operation.

Crave Hot Dogs & BBQ's business model is built on providing delicious food, memorable experiences and exceptional customer service, all while offering opportunities for growth and success to franchisees.

Here's a breakdown of some key aspects of Crave Hot Dogs & BBQ business model:

  • Diverse Menu. Crave Hot Dogs & BBQ offers a diverse menu featuring hot dogs, barbecue and beer. This diverse menu caters to a wide range of tastes and preferences, ensuring there's something for everyone.

  • Focus on Experience. The brand places a strong emphasis on providing a memorable experience for customers beyond just the food. Crave Hot Dogs & BBQ offers games and activities like ax throwing and digital duck hunting to keep adults and kids entertained and create a fun, family-friendly atmosphere. The self-serve wall lets adults choose and pour their own beers, ciders, wines and mixed drinks. Cozy fire pit seating on the patio encourages customers to linger and enjoy themselves.

  • Accessibility and Convenience. Crave Hot Dogs & BBQ emphasizes accessibility and convenience for customers through features like door-to-door delivery, pre-visit orders, self-order kiosks and the aforementioned self-serve walls. These amenities make it easy for customers to access their favorite foods and beverages in a way that suits their preferences and lifestyles.

  • Training and Support. Crave Hot Dogs & BBQ provides comprehensive training, support and assistance to franchisees throughout the entire process of opening and operating a restaurant. This includes guidance on everything from site selection and restaurant design to marketing and operations management.

  • Continuous Innovation. The company continuously seeks to innovate and evolve its offerings to stay ahead of trends and meet the changing needs of customers. This commitment to innovation is evident in features like food trucks, which allow the brand to reach new markets and engage with customers in unique ways.

Crave Hot Dogs & BBQ does not make any representations about a franchisee’s future financial performance or the past financial performance of company-owned or franchised outlets.

To purchase a Crave Hot Dogs and Barbecue franchise, applicants need a minimum net worth of $50,000 and access to at least $50,000 in liquid funds, according to FranNet. The total initial investment ranges from $190,400 to $512,500. Qualified veterans receive a discount on the franchise fee as a token of appreciation for their service. Additionally, third-party financing options are available for prospective franchisees.

The franchise fee required to open a Crave Hot Dogs & BBQ franchise is $25,000 for a food truck and $40,000 for a brick-and-mortar location.

  • Samantha Rincione: Founder, CEO, Chief Operations Officer

  • Salvatore Rincione: Founder, Chief Development Officer

  • Jake Moran: Director of Operations, Logistics and Franchisee Relations

  • Eli Lieberman: Assistant to the CEO/Customer Relations

  • Mona Jones: Director of Franchise Support & Training

  • Amanda Katz: Social Media Analyst & Training Assistant

  • Nick Stone: Corporate Trainer

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This story was originally published in 1851 Franchise on December 30, 2023. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.

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