Multi-Unit Eggs Up Grill Franchisee Signs Deal for Six Restaurants in Charlotte, N.C.

Eggs Up Grill signs deal for seven restaurants with Conley McIntyre.

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Multi-Unit Eggs Up Grill Franchisee Signs Deal for Six Restaurants in Charlotte, N.C.

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Eggs Up Grill has signed a development agreement with Conley McIntyre for seven restaurants in the Charlotte, N.C. market and Travelers Rest, S.C.. McIntyre, who already owns six Eggs Up Grill restaurants in South Carolina, will own a total of 13 restaurants once development is complete.

Eggs Up Grill has signed a six-location development agreement with Conley McIntyre for the Charlotte, N.C. market, plus one additional restaurant in Travelers Rest.

S.C., for a total of seven.

The agreement is part of Eggs Up Grill’s rapid new restaurant growth as it is quickly becoming the largest franchised, full-service better breakfast concept in the U.S. marketplace.

McIntyre also owns six Eggs Up Grill restaurants in South Carolina; his first location in the Charlotte metropolitan area will open later this year in Monroe County. He will own a total of 13 restaurants once development is complete.

McIntrye joined the Eggs Up Grill brand eight years ago when he combined forces with his mother, who owned a franchise in Greenville, S.C. After her retirement, he purchased the location and has continued to grow the brand throughout the Upstate of South Carolina. His restaurants are the fastest-growing in the Eggs Up Grill system; one of many reasons he says he chose to expand.

“This next phase of growth for me is really just the beginning of what I plan to accomplish,” said McIntyre. “To be honest, I just love going to work every day. I love the breakfast space, the hours and that our potential is limitless.”

McIntyre spends a lot of time in Charlotte, N.C. with his family as he is a diehard Carolina Panthers and Charlotte Hornets fan, which is one reason why the market was a perfect fit. He also says the level of support he receives from his franchisor made the decision very easy.

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This story was originally published in Franchising.com on August 23, 2024. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.

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