Take-away Franchises For Sale
Many food and beverage brands full embraced offering take-away during the pandemic where consumers were unable to dine in. Since then, propped up by delivery services such as UberEats, Deliveroo, and Just Eat, demand for take-away franchises has continued. Some 15% of the British population buy fast food on a weekly basis, with the average household expenditure equating to £4.10, according to Statista.
Take-away Franchise Opportunities
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Types of take away franchise businesses
Fast food
Classic favourites like pizzas, burgers, fried chicken, and potentially kebabs, catering to customers seeking quick and satisfying meals. These brands include Burger Drop (total investment: £174,000), Black Rooster Peri Peri (total investment: £150,000+), Smoke & Pepper (total investment: £166,000+), URBAN Fresh Burgers & Fries (total investment: £290,000), and Fat Phill’s (total investment: £200,000).
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Specific cuisines like Indian curries, Thai stir-fries, Chinese noodles, or Mexican burritos, catering to customers with a taste for international flavours. This includes Chop & Wok (total investment: £130,000 ), Wok to Walk (total investment: £256,000), and Gourmet Sushi (total investment: £37,900+).
Healthy
Healthier take-away options like salads, wraps, and lean protein bowls, catering to customers seeking convenient and nutritious meals. This includes Paris Baguette (minimum investment: £500,000), and Subway (total investment: £85,570+).
Dessert
Sweet treats like ice cream, cookies, cakes, or frozen yoghurt, catering to customers with a post-dinner craving or those seeking a celebratory indulgence. These include Kaspa’s Desserts (total investment: £250,000+ ), Amorino (total investment: £280,000+), The Urban Chocolatier (total investment: £150,000+), Treatz Desserts (total investment: £175,000), Auntie Anne’s (total investment: £140,000+), The Knot Churros, and Yolé (total investment: £200,000).
Plant-based
A variety of vegan and vegetarian take-away options, catering to the growing demand for meat-free meals.
Halal-based
Halal meat-based options and no alcohol on the menu to cater to create a more inclusive food experience. Franchise brands include Amigos Burger and Shakes (total investment: £200,000+), and Chicken Cottage (total investment: £150,000).
READ: Top halal franchise opportunities in the UKCheck out the What Franchise directory for a full list of franchise opportunities across the UK
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