Investment: Under £10k
Franchise Focus
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INVESTMENT LEVEL: FROM £9,950
n Texas the eatin’ is good and they do things cowboy style: the best cuts of beef, smoky BBQ fl avours and delicious extras like sticky Bourbon sauce, fresh slaw and lashings of oozy cheese. The Texas Steakhouse brings a big ol’ slice of this tasty American life to the UK. Texas Steakhouse wanted to create an authentic US-style dining experience, serving the best burgers, ribs and steak this side of Texas. It’s a fun and friendly gourmet burger and steak business, with a menu full of American favourites, all freshly prepared onsite. The fi rst restaurant opened in 2016 and is already a runaway success, so now it’s looking to supersize! By franchising, Texas Steakhouse is aiming to launch new restaurants throughout the UK, so if you’re looking for a fun business opportunity, then maybe it’s time for you to saddle up!
What’s on the menu? Over the past year, Texas Steakhouse has tasted, tested and refi ned a menu that off ers steak, burgers, ribs, chicken and all the tasty sides and sauces you’d expect. And it has perfected its warm and welcoming ranch-style décor. It’s a recipe for success that is shared with all of the franchisees. If you’re looking for a tasty business opportunity, then a Texas Steakhouse franchise could be right up your street.
The right ingredients • Comprehensive franchise package • Tried-and-tested business model • Licence to use the steakhouse brand • Turnkey package of equipment, menu plans and interior styling • Good profi t potential
• Long-term management support • Serious investment opportunity
What do you need? A background in the food and beverage sector is a distinct advantage, although it’s not a pre-requisite. Texas Steakhouse is looking for franchisees who are serious about investing in a restaurant and will take a hands-on approach to its setup, launch and management.
Whatever your background, Texas Steakhouse will provide a comprehensive package of support to get you started and help grow your business into a profi table operation.
This is a serious investment opportunity,
but it’s a fun business to be in. The team would love to talk you through what it’s like to operate a Texas Steakhouse restaurant and help you map out the kind of results you might expect to achieve. The franchise application process is an opportunity for you to ask all the questions you need to decide if this is the right business for you.
Let’s talk
After you have registered your interest, Texas Steakhouse will send you its franchise opportunity information pack providing more details. Then you’ll have a chat on the phone to see if this opportunity fi ts with your ambitions.
Meeting one
If you like what you hear and the makings of a good business relationship are apparent, then a meeting will be arranged with the head offi ce. This will be a chance to see the company’s operation in action, understand the franchised business in more detail and meet the friendly Texas Steakhouse team.
Meeting two
Having had time to consider the opportunity further, Texas Steakhouse will arrange a second meeting to discuss the potential of your area and, if both parties agree, then secure the territory with a deposit. You will get guidance on creating a business plan and the company will give you a franchise agreement to review.
Meeting three
Decision time! At this meeting, Texas Steakhouse will review your business plan and go over any outstanding queries. If the business plan is approved, you have funding in place and want to go ahead and make the commitment to your franchise, then it’s time to sign the franchise agreement.
Getting started
Once you have signed up, Texas Steakhouse will give you all the support you need to get ready for launch.
Texas Steakhouse Restaurant
www.tshfranchise.co.uk enquiry@tshfranchise.co.uk 01908 766 520
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Saddle up and bring a taste of the American South to the UK with a Texas Steakhouse franchise
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