A Full-Service Restaurant Chain Opportunity in Alabama
There are several things that set a Huddle House franchise apart as an ideal Alabama breakfast restaurant chain. Our restaurants offer that iconic slice of Americana that so many small communities embrace, and it’s not just small towns that love Huddle House. From college students to workers from all shifts, Huddle House provides something valuable for almost any city and town in Alabama. Continue reading to find out more about why Huddle House makes so much sense for your Alabama restaurant start-up.
A Successful Small-Town Business
It is important in Alabama restaurant business development to consider the numerous small towns in the state. There are so many communities where the right kind of diner would thrive. Huddle House has been recognized as having a proven track record of success in small towns.
What makes Huddle House so appealing to smaller communities? For one, it’s how a high school football team seen gathered together in a friendly “huddle” at a local diner after practice sparked the idea for the name of our restaurant chain. This type of hometown familiarity, comfort, and community is what Huddle House is all about, and why small towns love us.
When you bring a Huddle House into a small Alabama town, you will likely see a variety of local regulars enjoying a versatile menu that includes something for everyone. You may see church groups socializing, families celebrating, neighbors catching up, or high school students on group dates. A small town Huddle House might easily attract repeat customers you can rely on to come back and enjoy an affordable homestyle meal in familiar surroundings.
“Any Meal. Any Time.”
With its strong manufacturing industry, college campuses, and tech companies, there are night shifts, swing shifts, and all-nighters of all sorts to be found in Alabama cities and towns. A 24-hour full-service restaurant chain like ours is a welcoming and essential spot for diners looking for a place to meet and enjoy a good meal during unconventional hours.
Even visitors and tourists will find our open hours and promise of a hearty, sit-down meal to be a familiar comfort and relief from their busy travels. The truckers responsible for distributing various goods and products throughout the U.S. often need somewhere to rest and get a hot meal at any hour. The ability to satisfy the need for comfort food for those far from home makes a Huddle House franchise a great southern style restaurant business opportunity.
A Business Model That Works
For over five decades, we have been honing our business model and working with franchisees to open almost 400 restaurants in southern states. We have put those years of experience and knowledge to work in our comprehensive program that is both streamlined and supportive in order to help our franchisees start with a solid foundation. We outline the steps needed to promote the smoothest opening we can for you.
Our business model allows franchisees to either build new or repurpose existing buildings for restaurant space. This flexibility can ensure that both cost and location are the best fit for you.
Another value that we have to offer is that of our in-house supply chain. It can greatly reduce costs and create simple and more practical ways to manage inventory while providing a reliable door-to-door delivery service. The peace of mind knowing that you can expect on-time, streamlined deliveries allows you to focus on growing your business and your customer base.
Contact us today to learn more about how you can bring your own Huddle House franchise to Alabama.
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Disclaimer: © 2019 Huddle House, Inc. This does not constitute an offer to sell a franchise. The offer of a franchise can only be made through the delivery of a Franchise Disclosure Document (FDD). Certain states require that we register the FDD in those states. This communication is not directed by us to residents of any of those states. Moreover, we will not offer or sell franchises in those states until we have registered the franchise (or obtained an applicable exemption from registration) and delivered the FDD to the prospective franchisee in compliance with applicable law.
