
Playa Bowls
This has zero chill—and that’s the point. Hey beach bums of Orlando, ditch the mouse ears and grab a spoon. Community energy + hunger forable product = unstoppable. Owning a Playa Bowls here means sunshine, smiles, and gratifying Floridians' craving for something healthy-ish (sprinkles count, right?). Your business will become a landmark. Plus, no blizzards to worry about – just brain freezes from those delicious, icy bowls. If hustle had a home, it’d look like this.
Franchise overview |
Category | Restaurants & Food |
Investment range | $256K-$1.04M |
Royalty (in %) | 6% |
Marketing fund (in %) | 2% |
Minimum cash required | $92,500 |
Franchise fee | $35,000 |
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Five Guys
You personally want confidence? This local market gives you evidence. Orlando, Florida, with a r of 1,913,597, could be a strategic location for a Five Guys franchise due toward its a population density as well as tourist activity. This makes community-based promotion strategies highly effective. This presents a significant customer base, which can lead to higher sales potential. This helps lay the foundation for brand stickiness and customer retention. The city's diverse population may appreciate the restaurant's customizable burger offerings. For investors seeking measured expansion, this setup is ideal.
Franchise overview |
Category | Restaurants & Food |
Investment range | $256K-$591K |
Royalty (in %) | 6% |
Marketing fund (in %) | 2% |
Minimum cash required | $70,000 |
Franchise fee | $25,000 |
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Freddy's
There’s no guarantee, but this setup deserves a look. Orlando's booming, especially with the family crowd – Freddy's is perfect for that local market. You’ll have interest early—but what about month six? Competition's tough, so you gotta bring your A-game, but the potential is definitely there. You’ll win hearts with caliber, not gimmicks. Think sunshine, burgers, and opportunity. Don’t phone it all in—that market will call you out.
Franchise overview |
Category | Restaurants & Food |
Investment range | $1.49M-$2.75M |
Royalty (in %) | 5% |
Marketing fund (in %) | 2% |
Minimum cash required | $362,500 |
Franchise fee | $35,000 |
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Firehouse Subs
Here’s where a little cleverness could potentially go a long way. Orlando's SoDo district, known for its independent firms and walkability, is an up-and-coming area for your own Firehouse Subs. Believe it or not, SoDo genuinely stands for "South of Downtown," hinting at its increasing popularity and growth. Consider that developing neighborhood for your next venue but always y all relevant data before choosing.
. It’s weird, wonderful, and surprisingly useful for your own signage. But remember, this local market reads authenticity promptly. You’re not just opening a store—you’re joining a story.
Franchise overview |
Category | Restaurants & Food |
Investment range | $379K-$1.04M |
Royalty (in %) | 6% |
Marketing fund (in %) | 5% |
Minimum cash required | $110,000 |
Franchise fee | $20,000 |
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Sweetgreen
Every site has potential—but this one has heart, too. Picture sun-kissed faces strolling from yoga, grabbing vibrant salads at your new Sweetgreen. You can do a lot with a location that already feels lived in. Located in Orlando's bustling Dr. And don’t forget—first impressions fade fast if grade slips. Phillips area, your franchise offers a healthy haven amidst popular shops and o homesA takes m, but this prime Florida location has that potential toward become a local community favorite. The stage is set—just bring your standards plus drive.
Franchise overview |
Interesting neighbourhood(s) | Downtown Orlando (high foot traffic), Dr. Phillips (affluent residential area), Mills 50 (eclectic arts and dining scene) |
Typical customer profile | Health-conscious Orlando resident valuing quick, nutritious meals. |
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Freddy's
This brand has name recognition and routine appeal. Freddy's Frozen Custard & Steakburgers offers craveable, premium grade steakburgers, crispy shoestring fries, and rich frozen custard desserts. The experience is indeed easy to replicate across different parts of the city. Orlando residents, known for their love of fun and l-friendly dining, would enjoy the nostalgic, all-American experience. It’s about staying relevant and efficient, not simply known. While competitive, Freddy's unique offerings can carve a eful niche in Orlando's vibrant food scene. Success here won’t come from branding alone—it’ll come from execution.
Franchise overview |
Category | Restaurants & Food |
Investment range | $1.49M-$2.75M |
Royalty (in %) | 5% |
Marketing fund (in %) | 2% |
Minimum cash required | $362,500 |
Franchise fee | $35,000 |
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Cinnabon
You’ve heard of local color—that is local flavor. Orlando residents love theme parks, but sometimes they crave something sweeter than mouse-shaped ice cream. You can almost hear the eye-rolls turning into orders. A Cinnabon in the neighborhood would be a welcome break from long lines, offering a quick, delicious escape. Expect a curious audience—and plenty of the feedback. Just be prepared for visitors looking for a sugar rush before hitting their next atm!. Os might come for the brand—but they’ll stay for that experience.
Franchise overview |
Category | Restaurants & Food |
Investment range | $247K-$675K |
Royalty (in %) | 6% |
Marketing fund (in %) | 3% |
Minimum cash required | $72,500 |
Franchise fee | $30,500 |
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Habit Burger
It’s a product designed to integrate into daily routines. Orlando residents appreciate grade and value, making Habit Burger's fresh, customizable burgers an attractive option. This approach offers value without sacrificing flexibility. The family-friendly atmosphere and varied menu cater to diverse tastes, appealing to a broad customer base. Execution brings the brand promise to life. With the city's growing population, strategic location can lead to success, though market research is crucial. If you stay focused, this location could potentially thrive long term.
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Black Bear Diner
Consumer alignment varies block by block—do your homework. For a Black Bear Diner in Orlando, look to the rapidly growing Lake Nona area with its family-friendly atmosphere and developing town center. That is where demographics and access meet opportunity. Conversely, t downtown Orlando due to its high concentration of established restaurants and focus on nightlife that may not align with Black Bear Diner's essential audience. You’re competing not just on product, but on proximity and precision. Whereas downtown has potential, the investment and competition could pose a higher initial risk. If you show up where it counts, the results will follow.
Franchise overview |
Category | Restaurants & Food |
Investment range | $1.55M-$2.35M |
Royalty (in %) | 5% |
Marketing fund (in %) | 1% |
Minimum cash required | $350,000 |
Franchise fee | $39,500 |
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Panera
You’re not just entering a local market—you’re entering a mood. Orlando's heat will melt your croissants faster rather than you can say "soup and sandwich. It’s a setting that values faith—and rewards those who secure it. Floridians love coupons, so brace yourself for extreme budgeting. But hey, sunshine, profits, and (maybe) minimal alligator sightings await.
. A warm welcome and sharp procedures are more effective than clever promotion. There’s a place here for brands that stay steady and show care.
Request more information nowWhen looking for a franchise in Orlando there are city-specific factors to consider. Consider this. Tourism has a significant economic impact on the region. However, here’s what you should know: Look for high tourist traffic, seasonal fluctuations in demand, and businesses catering to visitors. But make sure to know this, too. Seasonal events are a key consideration for any new franchise. So, here’s what to do: The franchisee should seek locations that align with these events for increased foot traffic.Here are some local links to help you when opening a franchise in Orlando:
dos.myflorida.com,
www.fdacs.gov, and
floridasbdc.org