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$3,050,000
Founded in 2016 in Naperville, Illinois, Tapville Social is revolutionizing the dining industry by combining hospitality with cutting-edge self-pour technology. This innovative brand began franchising in 2018, offering adaptable formats such as full-service restaurants, kiosks, and mobile taprooms to cater to diverse market needs.
Tapville Social's venues feature self-pour taps serving craft beer, wine, cider, and cocktails, paired with classic American dishes reimagined with creative twists. The brand's ability to blend technology with dining sets it apart in the competitive hospitality landscape.
By incorporating self-service taps and tablet-based table ordering, Tapville Social minimizes labor costs and eliminates common dining pain points. This tech-first model enhances operational efficiency while delivering a personalized, engaging experience, empowering guests to enjoy a seamless, interactive journey.
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Tapville Social provides several training programs for its franchisees, which are detailed below:
Tapville Social offers limited territory protection to its franchisees. Each franchise is awarded a designated territory defined by a radius of three miles or a population of 50,000 people, whichever is smaller.
The specific territory is established based on factors such as demographics, traffic patterns, and proximity to major roads. This territory is exclusive for the type of license specified in the franchise agreement, meaning no other franchisees can operate a similar Tapville Social outlet within the same area.
Despite this protection, franchisees may face competition within their territory from other Tapville Social businesses or alternative distribution channels operated by the franchisor. The franchisor reserves the right to sell products or services online, through other channels, or from company-owned outlets without compensating the franchisee.
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