Crooked Pint Restaurant Franchising

Impressive Opportunity at the "Neighborhood Gathering Spot!"

The Best Juicy Lucys Across the Whole Midwest

Crooked Pint Ale House With Locations Across The Midwest

Current statistics show that people in the U.S. are spending more money dining out than ever before. According to Bloomberg, sales at restaurants and bars surpassed those at grocery stores for the first time since 1992. Studies also indicate that in 2015 over $800 Billion was spent eating and drinking “away from home” – with $20 billion spent at bars and taverns and over $600 billion in sit-down restaurants.

This data, along with other key indicators demonstrate a clear shift in the attitude towards dining and Crooked Pint is on the forefront of this shift.

Dining out is a social event – a chance to connect with friends and family – at the “Neighborhood Gathering Spot.” Crooked Pint’s highly successful business model and distinctive culture captures the best aspects from traditional pubs and restaurants and combines them with ground-breaking innovations in menu, design and service to create an outstanding guest experience and an equally impressive business opportunity.

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Franchise Advantages

The franchising industry has become a national power in America’s economy

Since its inception during the 1930’s and 1940’s the franchising industry has become a national power in America’s economy and a blessing for risk-averse entrepreneurs.

Why is franchising growing so rapidly? Because franchising works. Franchising allows aspiring business owners to pursue their dreams in an industry that they love while eliminating much of the risk and guesswork that usually accompanies a new business start-up.

Today, franchising is a major force in almost every industry imaginable, accounting for a disproportionate share of retail sales throughout the U.S.

The franchising industry employs over 18 million people in the U.S.
There are believed to be more than 750,000 franchise businesses in the U.S.
It is estimated that franchise businesses were responsible for over 1.5 trillion dollars in economic output.
A new franchise business opens every 8 minutes of every business day
According to statistics from the U.S. Department of Commerce, less than 5% of franchise outlets fail annually
While franchises only account for 8% of all service business, they claim over 40% of all service-related revenue.
If current trends are any indicator, the growth of the franchise industry shows no signs of letting up: more than 300 different types of industries and businesses are franchising which accounts for 35 percent of all retail goods and services sold.

Franchising has become the clear choice for entrepreneurs who acknowledge their need for guidance and who value a long-term plan for business success!

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Initial Investment

For your initial investment, you’ll receive the below materials to help you succeed.

Crooked Pint’s Start-Up Guide is designed to immerse you in the set up of your business from Day number one. We’re not content to wait for your trip to Minneapolis to get you going. Instead, we’ve created a program that guides you through every step, big or small, of your businesses set up and start up. From license and permits to marketing and vendor management, our Pre-Training makes sure that you go from franchise approval to Grand Opening as quickly as possible.

With decades of restaurant experience, we like to think we’ve learned a thing or two about building a large, loyal restaurant following. All of our franchisees are trained in Crooked Pint’s marketing approaches. We show you what works, and just as importantly, what doesn’t work. We’ll share with you initiatives designed to attract new customers and others geared to making those new customers regulars.

For Ongoing Royalty Contributions, franchises receive:

For ongoing contributions to the Crooked Pint Advertising Fund, franchises receive:

As you begin to immerse yourself in your local market, you’ll want to develop new and creative ways to reach out to your local community. Our resident marketing resources can help you negotiate booths at a local fair or help you produce a new coupon offer. As you expand, you’ll have complete access to our catalog of flyers and brochures, coupons and direct mail pieces, newspaper and periodical literature, and much, much more.

Radio Ads and Scripts
Flyers and Brochure
Print Ad Design and Copy
Event Sponsorship
Online Marketing
Ad Specialty Items
Publicity Releases
Newspaper and Periodical Copy
Presentations
Social Media Guidance
And many more additional services!

Franchising Process

The franchising industry has become a national power in America’s economy

Crooked Pint is looking for qualified entrepreneurs who recognize the tremendous opportunities in this explosive industry and who possess a genuine interest in owning and operating a modern ale house. Whether you’re an experienced restaurateur, a savvy multi-unit franchise owner of another concept or an aspiring entrepreneur thinking about making the leap into business ownership for the first time, look no further than Crooked Pint.

Steps to becoming a Crooked Pint Franchisee.

1. Request More Information

2. Complete and Submit Your Crooked Pint Franchise Application

3. A Franchise Developer Will Reach Out to Schedule Your First Interview

4. Review the Crooked Pint Franchise Disclosure Document

5. Complete Crooked Pint Franchise Interviews with Franchise Development Team

6. Talk to Crooked Pint Franchisees

7. Secure Approval by Crooked Pint Management Team

8. Execute Crooked Pint Franchise Agreement

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Getting Started

What it takes to become a Crooked Pint Owner.

1. Franchise Application and Financial Statement
Provides details of your liquid assets and net worth per store for the required franchise locations.

2. Personal Meeting
We’ll introduce you to the Crooked Pint brand and learn more about your goals.

3. Franchise Disclosure Document (FDD)
The FDD is the Crooked Pint disclosure statement that covers such items as the Franchisor’s obligations, the Franchisee’s obligations, territory boundaries, and initial and ongoing fees to be paid.

4.Timeline and Terms
The timeline and terms will be agreed upon and franchise documents prepared for your review. A date will be set for the official signing of agreements.

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