Rollin Smoke BBQ has been voted the Nation's best BBQ for three consecutive years. It offers an affordable investment opportunity with lower build-out costs and fees compared to other brands in the industry. With a proven game plan, extensive support, and a highly experienced franchise team, Rollin Smoke BBQ is a top choice for those looking to own a successful BBQ restaurant
As a Rollin Smoke BBQ franchisee, you'll receive comprehensive support in areas such as site selection, development, operations, marketing, and ongoing technical assistance. Our team will guide you through every step, from choosing the right location to successfully opening your restaurant and beyond. We are committed to your long-term success.
The total investment required to open a Rollin Smoke BBQ franchise ranges from $406,950 to $942,133. Additionally, a minimum liquid capital of $150,000 is required. For more detailed information on investment and earnings, prospective franchisees can refer to our Franchise Disclosure Document (FDD).
The average unit volume for a Rollin Smoke BBQ franchise is $3,090,616. This strong revenue potential is supported by our award-winning BBQ, which consistently attracts and retains customers, contributing to your business's long-term success.
Rollin Smoke BBQ is actively seeking franchisees in North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Texas, Arizona, Florida, New Mexico, and Tennessee. However, we are open to considering other territories as well. If you have a specific area in mind, please reach out to discuss potential opportunities.
A BBQ franchise is a business opportunity where an individual (the franchisee) is granted the rights to operate a restaurant under an established brand that specializes in barbeque cuisine. This arrangement allows the franchisee to use the franchisor's proven business model, recipes, and operational systems. In return, the franchisee typically pays an initial investment fee and ongoing royalties.
BBQ franchises are popular because barbeque is a beloved and widely recognized food category in the United States. Franchisees benefit from the brand's reputation, support in site selection, development, marketing, and operations, and the ability to tap into a loyal customer base that already trusts the quality of the food and service. This reduces the risk and challenges associated with starting a new restaurant from scratch.