Fried chicken chain Zaxbys targets more growth in Phoenix, across the state
The Valley’s first Zaxbys location is expected to open this summer, but the Georgia-based fried chicken chain is already looking to grow its presence across Arizona.
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The Valley’s first Zaxbys location is expected to open this summer, but the Georgia-based fried chicken chain is already looking to grow its presence across Arizona.
Zaxbys currently has two franchisee groups in the Phoenix area — Brian and Jessica Nelson and Travis DeGoey and Thomas DeGoey — that have started leasing land and building locations.
The first Arizona Zaxbys will be owned and operated by the Nelsons and will be located in Queen Creek.
“We feel very bullish about our entry into the Valley with these two amazing franchisees,” Bert Lane, Zaxbys vice president of franchise sales, told the Business Journal.
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Fried chicken should be a special treat, not a daily occurrence. No wonder the average weight of females over 20 is 170.8 and 200 for males. 30lbs higher than it was in the '70's.