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Classic Cinnamon Roll Ale, draws directly from one of Famous Toastery’s most recognized menu items, translating indulgent breakfast flavors into a balanced, approachable beer.
Famous Toastery will sponsor a college football bowl game, the Famous Toastery Bowl, on December 18 at Jerry Richardson Stadium.
Famous Toastery opens its eighth corporately owned restaurant in Charlotte, North Carolina, offering a memorable brunch experience.
Famous Toastery is on track to double its units to 50 by 2024, with a focus on growth in North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, and Florida.
Angela Goodman, a franchisee of Famous Toastery, continues to reinvest in the brand despite the pandemic challenges, planning to open a third location in Prince William County.
VaVia, a small-haul waste disposal franchise, is targeting Austin, Texas for franchise expansion, aiming to sign 100 franchises by 2026.
VaVia, a small-haul waste disposal franchise, is targeting Austin, Texas for franchise expansion, aiming to sign 100 franchises by 2026.
Famous Toastery has been one of the fastest-growing better-breakfast chains in the U.S.
Robert Maynard, CEO of Charlotte, North Carolina-based Famous Toastery, has what you could call the anti-sales pitch to potential franchisees:
Famous Toastery CEO Robert Maynard discussed how the company overcame the pandemic and made changes to its franchising model.
Famous Toastery’s CEO Robert Maynard sat down virtually with Chip Klose of Restaurant Strategy Podcast, a marketing podcast for restaurant operators, to discuss how they’ve grown their breakfast, lunch and brunch chain across the Carolinas and East Coast.
Famous Toastery Co-Founder and CEO Robert Maynard discusses how the brand navigated the pandemic to continue serving customers.
Famous Toastery launched its ‘Superheroes in Scrubs’ promotion, allowing guests to provide health care workers and first responders with complimentary meals using a special code.
Famous Toastery launches promotion to give free meals to first responders.
North Carolina's economic outlook was discussed in ALEC-Laffer's Economic Competitiveness Rankings.
Florida's economy is expected to contract by 6 percent year-on-year in 2020 but will bounce back with growth of 7.6 percent in 2021.
Famous Toastery plans to double in size through its franchising model, despite the pandemic hindering expansion plans for many restaurants.
Famous Toastery CEO Robert Maynard implements a new point of sale (POS) system and provides health and safety guidance for franchisees to adjust to the industry's 'new normal' during COVID-19.
The Famous Toastery ranked No. 37 on Restaurant Business' 'The Future 50' list, measuring the fastest-growing restaurant concepts.
Famous Toastery CEO Robert Maynard spoke to FSR Magazine about the brand's pivot during the COVID-19 crisis.
Famous Toastery CEO Robert Maynard discussed how the company focuses on work-life balance and employee retention, with employees having access to the executive team and flexible transfer opportunities.
Famous Toastery offers a competitive franchise opportunity with high-demand market segment.
Robert Maynard, founder and CEO of Famous Toastery, shared his experience of finalizing the franchise disclosure document and the lessons he learned along the way.
Mark and Beth Labuskes sign to open two Famous Toastery locations after exploring numerous franchise opportunities.