Roy Rogers Eating places is reviving its model on the East Coast.
The corporate – named after the legendary actor, singer and “King of the Cowboys” – opened a location in Cherry Hill, New Jersey, final week, marking the chain’s return to the southern New Jersey and Philadelphia markets because the Nineties.
“We’re excited to make this long-anticipated return, and Cherry Hill permits us to serve a rising, numerous neighborhood and introduce a brand new era to the standard and selection that makes Roy Rogers a minimize above,” Roy Rogers Eating places co-President Jim Plamondon mentioned in a press release.
The corporate thanked Cherry Hill “for one of the best welcome to the neighborhood” on Instagram following its opening and hinted that there’s “extra to come back.”
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The Maryland-based chain was based in 1968. In 1990, Marriott bought the Roy Rogers chain, which had practically 650 places, to Hardee’s for $365 million.
After the sale, Hardee’s transformed a major variety of the places to Hardee’s eating places, after which bought greater than 350 eating places a number of years later to Boston Hen, Wendy’s and McDonald’s, in line with its web site.
Peter Plamondon Sr., a former Marriott govt who grew to become a franchisee of Roy Rogers Eating places, bought his franchise to his sons, Pete Jr. and Jim, within the late Nineties.
By 2002, the brothers bought the Roy Rogers model from Hardee’s mother or father firm CKE Eating places. The duo have been credited with serving to open and function a number of Roy Rogers eating places.
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Within the early 2000s, the restaurant idea was “rebooted” because it started its enlargement.
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So far, there are 24 company-owned eating places and 16 franchise eating places in seven states.
