USA | Smalls Sliders is continuing to make waves in the QSR space for its impressive Can development strategy.
The brand's latest announcement highlights the draw from distinguished operators across the nation as Smalls Sliders has officially sold out its initial phase development in six states.
Solidifying its position as a leading niche player with Cans under development across 21 states, Smalls Sliders is ramping up expansion with more than 290 modular Cans open or under development. Among the states now sold out include Alabama, Arkansas, Kansas, Louisiana, Missouri and Mississippi.
Given the incredible interest in the brand and its rapid Can growth, Smalls Sliders is excited to announce development expansion opportunities into three additional states: Idaho, Indiana and Montana.
"It is truly remarkable to see Smalls Sliders reach this incredible milestone so early on our growth journey," said Don Crocker, Chief Development Officer.
"Officially selling out in six states after relaunching franchising a little over a year ago is a testament to the incredible team in place driving this brand forward. From the established franchisees to the experienced leadership team, to the loyal Frequent Sliders, the excitement around the brand is palpable, and we're just getting started."
This significant achievement comes on the heels of Smalls Sliders' announcement to develop Company-owned Cans, investing in the long-term success of the brand. In the past year, the brand has driven significant expansion with a robust pipeline of growth across the Southeast, highlighting the brand's commitment to strategic expansion while upholding its commitment to excellence and innovation.
Smalls Sliders is one of the fastest-growing brands in the restaurant industry. It specialises exclusively in fresh, cooked-to-order cheeseburger sliders that are small in size but big in taste. Equipped with a streamlined drive-thru, walk-up window, and unique modular buildout, the Atlanta-based brand is headed towards nationwide growth, with locations opening across the Southeast, Southwest, Midwest, and West Coast.
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