4 /10
Higher than 68% of peers
The franchisee will operate a unique, fast casual restaurant featuring made-to-order gourmet burgers, Camden’s catsup, truffle fries, ice cream floats, sodas, craft beers and other food and beverage items for dine in and take out under the "Little Big Burger" mark ("LBB Restaurant").
Little Big Burger is the world's best little burger company. Founded in 2008 by Bob Baker, Little Big Burger has grown to over 30 locations across Oregon, Washington and California. With a mission of "creating happiness", LBB seeks to provide the most memorable experience for every customer through its made-to-order gourmet burgers, Camden's Catsup(R) (a recipe developed by founder Bob Baker), truffle fries, ice cream floats and other food and beverage items.
The burger industry is saturated and it's hard to make your restaurant stand out. There are a lot of burger joints out there, and it can be tough to make your restaurant stand out from the pack. Little Big Burger is different. We don't do frozen patties or processed cheese singles. We only use fresh, high-quality ingredients for our gourmet burgers. Our truffle fries are legendary, and our ice cream floats will cool you down on a hot day. Come see what makes us special.
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Franchisees typically require at least $212 to $464 investment to get their LITTLE BIG BURGER business started
Franchisees typically need to pay at least $40 in fees directly to LITTLE BIG BURGER in order to earn the right to launch their business
We haven’t done the math on how much revenue a typical
LITTLE BIG BURGER brings in each year. We estimate that other
franchisees in the Food & Beverage industry generate
$1,201,697 revenue, so we would expect
LITTLE BIG BURGER to generate a similar amount
LITTLE BIG BURGER franchisees are typically required to sign up to a
10 year contract initially. The renewal length
is 5 years. You can of course exit early but
don’t expect to get any refund!
4 /10
The Franchisor's investment costs ranges from
$568,020 to $2,528,500
which is
Much Higher
than the $0 to $0 average in the Restaurants (Sit-Down) industry
What determines the investment cost?
Item 7 of the
Franchise Disclosure Document lays out the full list of initial investment costs, including the fee payable to the franchisor, security deposits, equipment, professional fees etc
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