Independent Tribune: Famous Toastery restaurant coming to Concord

Famous Toastery is expanding to Concord, N.C., with a new restaurant concept that serves fresh, scratch-made menu items and offers a lifestyle brand experience.

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Independent Tribune: Famous Toastery restaurant coming to Concord

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Famous Toastery is expanding to Concord, N.C., with a new restaurant concept that serves fresh, scratch-made menu items. The brand plans to have 40 locations by the end of 2017.

Famous Toastery is continuing its expansion to Concord Mills, N.C. The brand, which is known for having fresh, scratch-made menu items, will bring its restaurant concept to the area for locals to enjoy.

“This is a lifestyle brand. We serve the freshest possible breakfast and brunch and we can be home with our families by four o’clock,” Robert Maynard, co-founder of Famous Toastery, told the Independent Tribune.

Robert Maynard is a restaurant veteran with a background that includes running restaurants open for 18 hours a day. After partnering with his best friend, Brian Burchill, the two started Famous Toastery in a small house in Hunstville, N.C. The two developed a loyal following by serving dishes such as a portabella mushroom benedict and avocado omelettes. They grew their business into three restaurants before franchising their concept in 2013.

The Concord location is planned to open September 1, 2015. Maynard said other locations will be coming to Matthews, Winston-Salem, Myrtle Beach and Indian Land. The plan calls for there to be 40 Famous Toastery locations by the end of 2017.

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This story was originally published in 1851 Franchise on June 5, 2015. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.

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