Killer Burger is a well-known burger company that is growing to new parts of the United States. It is known for its tasty 100% natural beef burgers and local craft beers. The company has already won a number of area “Best Burger” awards. They just recently announced an exciting plan to grow that will allow even more burger lovers to enjoy their award-winning food.
A New Deal For Growth In The South Puget Sound Area
Killer Burger and Cascade Dining, a local operator run by Dave Edwards, announced a big new deal to grow on August 27. Six new Killer Burger restaurants will open in the South Puget Sound area over the next five years thanks to this new deal.
These new restaurants will be placed in key areas like Tacoma, Puyallup, and Olympia, Washington. This will make it possible for more people to enjoy Killer Burger’s unique tastes, which have made it a favorite in the Pacific Northwest.
Killer Burger Is Expanding Its Reach
There are already 23 Killer Burger stores in the Pacific Northwest. These new sites will make the chain much more visible in the area. Killer Burger and Cascade Dining are expanding in the South Puget Sound area after the success of a deal to build six units.
The first deal, which was made public in February 2023, called for opening three new stores in Salem and Bend, Oregon, and three more in Boise, Idaho, over the next few years. Cascade Dining opened its first spot in Salem safely in April of last year. This was the start of a relationship that looks like it will be successful.
A Strong Business Relationship With Cascade Dining
John Dikos, CEO of Killer Burger, was excited about the new relationship with Dave Edwards and his team at Cascade Dining. In a statement, Dikos talked about how committed the team is to business efficiency and how they can give customers the best burger experience possible.
“Dave and his team’s dedication to operational excellence ensures that we’re providing the ultimate burger experience that we promise each and every customer,” said Dikos. He also said that Cascade Dining’s decision to stick with the brand shows how good of a deal Killer Burger is for its partners.
Looking Ahead, There Will Be More Growth In The Future
Killer Burger’s main goals are to grow into new areas and fill empty spots in the ones it already serves. The brand is sure that it can keep growing its idea and giving customers great burger experiences thanks to franchise partners like Dave Edwards.
When Killer Burger opens in the Seattle area, burger fans should also keep an eye out for new locations. The business has already announced another deal for building that will bring three new Killer Burger restaurants to Seattle over the next two years.
A Burger Business That’s Growing: Killer Burger Isn’t the Only One
It’s great that Killer Burger is growing, but it’s not the only burger chain that’s growing quickly. Other well-known area names are also planning big growth. For example, the famous company Culver’s, which is known for its ButterBurgers and frozen custard, plans to open a huge 51 new stores in 2024.
From Alabama to Georgia to Illinois to Kansas to Michigan to Minnesota to Missouri to North Carolina to Ohio to South Carolina to Tennessee to Wisconsin to Florida to Indiana, these new Culver’s stores will open across the country.
Freddy’s Frozen Custard & Steakburgers, on the other hand, plans to open 65 new stores this year, which is a little more than the 62 stores it opened in 2023. This growing trend among burger chains shows that people in the United States still want good burgers and fast-casual eating experiences.
Burger Fans Have A Bright Future Ahead Of Them
The new locations will give burger fans more chances to eat at well-known chains like Killer Burger, Culver’s, and Freddy’s Frozen Custard & Steakburgers. As these names continue to grow and spread, customers can look forward to getting tasty, high-quality burgers and sides in even more handy places.
It’s clear that burger lovers have a bright future, no matter where they live in the country (Pacific Northwest or elsewhere).
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