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EggBred is a fast-casual breakfast and brunch franchise focused on chef-crafted egg sandwiches and scratch-made menu items. The brand was founded in 2020 in La Habra, California by restaurateur Albert Shim.
EggBred was created to elevate the breakfast sandwich category with fresh ingredients and bold yet familiar flavors. The concept targets morning commuters, brunch diners, and takeout customers seeking high-quality comfort food.
EggBred serves a streamlined menu built around premium egg sandwiches, artisan breads, breakfast burritos, specialty coffee, and house-made beverages. Menu items are prepared fresh and designed for speed, consistency, and repeat visits.
EggBred began franchising in 2020 following strong early performance in its home market. The company is headquartered in La Habra, California, and actively offers franchise opportunities across the United States.
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EggBred franchise offers a comprehensive and multi-layered training program designed to ensure franchisees and their teams are fully equipped to operate successfully. The training includes both classroom instruction and hands-on experience.
EggBred franchise provides each franchisee with a Protected Territory once a restaurant location is approved. This territory generally consists of either a three-mile radius or an area containing at least 150,000 people, whichever is smaller.
While this zone grants exclusive rights against the establishment of another EggBred restaurant within it, the franchisor reserves the right to operate just outside the territory’s borders.
However, EggBred maintains broad rights to conduct business through other channels both inside and outside a franchisee's Protected Territory. These include operating or licensing locations at special sites such as airports, colleges, and malls, or selling products via the internet, retail, or mail order.
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EggBred is a fast-casual breakfast and brunch franchise offering scratch-made egg sandwiches, burgers, and sides, serving morning commuters, families, and weekend brunch-goers, and known for quality ingredients, handcrafted recipes, upbeat branding, and an elevated yet approachable take on comfort classics.
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