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2018 Spring Chains 2018 Spring Chains 7 Leaves Café Nekter Juice Bar Arctic Circle Restaurants Norms Restaurants, LLC BJ’s Restaurants Nothing Bundt Cakes BL Restaurant Operations, LLC P.F. Chang’s China Bistro, Inc. Bojangles’ Restaurants Pal’s Sudden Service Brinker International Panda Restaurant Group Burger Fi Pieology Burger Lounge Portillo’s Hot Dogs, LLC Café Rio Mexican Grill PROcure Advantage LLC California Pizza Kitchen Quiznos Classic Subs Café Zupas Real Mex Restaurants Centralized Supply Chain Services Red Robin Gourmet Burgers Chick-fil-A, Inc. Rubio’s Restaurants CiCi’s/JMC Distr Ruth’s Hospitality Group, Inc. Consolidated Concepts Sarku JAPAN CraftWorks Restaurants SBE – Disruptive RG Del Taco LLC SC2 Supply Chain Synergy Disneyland Resort Sizzler USA Einstein Noah/Caribou Coffee SmashBurger El Pollo Loco Sonic Corp. Elmer’s Restaurants, Inc. SpenDifference Eureka! Restaurant Group Strategic Supply Chain Five Guys Burgers and Fries Synergy Management LLC Galardi Group Tavistock Restaurant Collection Garden Fresh Restaurants LLC Texas Roadhouse Restaurant Grill Concepts The Cheesecake Factory Habit Burger The Cheese Steak Shop HMS Host The Old Spaghetti Factory In-N-Out Burger Torchy’s Tacos Jack in the Box Veggie Grill Jamba Juice Co. VGM Club, Resorts & Gaming Jason’s Deli Wood Ranch Corporate Jersey Mike’s Subs Yoshinoya America JOEY Restaurant Group Zoes Kitchen Kahala Brands Kneaders Bakery & Café Lazy Dog Restaurant & Bar Lemonade Restaurant Group MOD Pizza 2018 Fall Chains American Deli International, Inc. High Bluff Restaurants Sbarro LLC Anthony’s Coal Fired Pizza Hilton Worldwide SC2-Supply Chain Synergy Sea- ARCOP (Arby’s) Inc Hooters of America World Arctic Circle Restaurants Houlihan’s Restaurants, Inc. Sky Co-op Auntie Anne’s Hungry Howie’s Pizza & Subs Smashburger Bloomin’ Brands Hurricane Grill & Wings SMS Bojangles’ IMC Margaritaville International SMS-Popeyes Brinker International Dairy Queen Sonic Corp. Buffalo Wild Wings Jersey Mike’s Subs Sonny’s Real Pit BBQ Burger Fi Jim N Nick’s Community BBQ Soulshine Pizza Café Rio Mexican Grill Johnson & Wales University Strategic Supply Chain Café Zupas LLC Leverage Buying Group Super Chix Campero USA Little Caesar Enterprises T.G.I. Fridays Capriotti’s Sandwich Shops Logan’s Roadhouse TA Restaurant Group Caribou Coffee Lupe Tortilla Taco Cabana CEC Entertainment MCrowd Restaurant Group Tavistock Restaurant Collection Centralized Supply Chain Mellow Mushroom Team Four Foods Charleys/BiBiBop Metro Diner Ted’s Montana Grill Charleys Philly Steaks Miller’s Ale House Restaurants Teriyaki Madness Checkers/Rally’s Restaurants MOD Pizza Texas Roadhouse Chick-fil-A, Inc. MOOYAH Burger The Cheesecake Factory Church’s Chicken Nando’s Restaurant Group Inc. The Original Mels Diners CiCi’s/JMC Dist. Nathan’s Famous, Inc. The Valls Group Cooper’s Hawk Winery NDCP/Dunkin’ Tijuana Flats Corner Bakery Café Newk’s Eatery Torchy’s Tacos Cotton Patch Café Next Stage Partners Tropical Smoothie Café CraftWorks Restaurant Noodles and Company TRUFOODS, LLC Creative Purchasing Solutions Norwegian Cruise Line Very Good Eats Darden Restaurants Nothing Bundt Cakes Villa Restaurant Group Domino’s Pizza O’Charley’s Restaurants Walt Disney Parks & Resorts Donatos Pizza On The Border Wayback Burgers Earl Enterprises Pal’s Sudden Service Whataburger Restaurants Empad Consulting Panera Bread Which Wich FIC Restaurants/Friendly’s Pollo Tropical Wingstop Restaurants, Inc. Fiesta Restaurant Group Potbelly Sandwich Shop Wood Ranch Corporate Firebirds Wood Fired Grill Primante Bros. Zaxby’s Firehouse of America PROcure Advantage Zoes Kitchen Five Guys Burgers & Fries Raising Cane’s FOCUS Brands Real Mex Restaurants FoodFirst Global Restaurants Red Lobster Seafood Co. Red Front Burner Restaurants Robin Gourmet Burgers Restau- Glacier Restaurant Group rant Partners Romacorp Green Chef Ruth’s Hospitality Group Salem’s Grub Burger Bar Fresh Eats Hard Rock Int’l/Seminole Sarku JAPAN .
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