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Famous Toastery franchisee Jason Serkin shares his experience and reasons for investing in the brand, citing high-quality food and service.

Famous Toastery founder Robert Maynard explains why a prospect should buy the franchise.

Famous Toastery has introduced a new Lobster BLT menu item as part of its summer menu specials.

1851 Franchise identifies 25 startup franchise brands to watch, including Alair Homes, which has grown from a single location to over 35 franchises in Canada.

Employers are tracking and managing employee hours to comply with proposed overtime pay laws, potentially affecting franchise operations.

1851 Franchise compiled a list of 10 emerging franchise brands to watch, including Palm Beach Vapors and Best in Class.

Franchise brokers match individuals with franchise opportunities, helping franchisors expand and sell their brands.

While growing up in Manhattan, N.Y., Brian began working in the restaurant industry bussing and waiting tables at 12 years old.

Famous Toastery, a breakfast and brunch franchise, may increase prices of egg-based dishes due to rising egg prices caused by Avian flu-related shortages.

Famous Toastery is recognized for its upscale, organic, and local produce-focused breakfast and brunch franchise at the Technomic’s Restaurant Trends & Directions Conference.

Famous Toastery plans to open 4 new Charlotte-area locations this fall, expanding its presence in the North Carolina community.

Eric Argabrite from Famous Toastery teaches viewers how to cook brunch at home with the brand's recipes.

Famous Toastery's focus on quality service, where every server works for every customer, sets it apart from other better-breakfast concepts.

Jason and Michele Serkin become the first-ever franchisees of Famous Toastery, bringing the breakfast chain to their new home in South Carolina.

Famous Toastery is introducing new iced beverages, including a green tea and cucumber mojito, to its menu as part of its summer sales strategy.

The Social Media 25 Power Ranking list highlights start-up franchise brands using social media to connect with fans and future franchisees.

Famous Toastery transforms customers into repeat business and turns franchisees into brand ambassadors through its unique market position.

Famous Toastery's premium pricing strategy allows it to charge more for high-quality ingredients without sacrificing profitability.

Famous Toastery expands to Winston-Salem, offering a breakfast franchise concept with made-from-scratch menu items.

10 start-up brands are using marketing to grow their franchise concepts, including Famous Toastery and Bee & Tea.

Famous Toastery franchisee Dean Kessell experiences rapid growth and success.

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.

Famous Toastery is focusing on making breakfast bolder to attract and retain an audience, with a trend of 20 percent more restaurants adding breakfast options.

Famous Toastery's rewarding business model turns franchisees into brand ambassadors, with solid ROI and fast growth.