Founded in 1985 by John Pelletier in Concord, New Hampshire, Tio Juan’s Margaritas Mexican Restaurant brings the vibrant flavors and culture of Mexico to the United States.
The franchise is headquartered in Dover, New Hampshire, and began offering franchise opportunities in 2009. Since then, it has expanded to over two dozen locations across northeastern states, including Pennsylvania, New Hampshire, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Maine, and Connecticut.
Margaritas offers a casual dining experience featuring authentic Mexican cuisine for dine-in and carry-out. The menu includes a variety of dishes such as fajitas, tacos, and signature margaritas, all made fresh to order.
The restaurant’s atmosphere is enriched with handcrafted art and furniture imported directly from Mexico, giving guests an immersive cultural experience.
What sets Margaritas apart is its commitment to authenticity, festive ambiance, and strong community ties. The brand emphasizes warm hospitality and aims to create a celebratory environment in every location.
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Tio Juan’s Margaritas offers a robust, structured training program for franchisees and their teams. The following are the main components of the training:
Tio Juan’s Margaritas does not grant exclusive territory protection to its franchisees. Franchisees are allowed to operate within a designated Development Area, but this does not preclude the franchisor from operating or licensing others to operate in that same area under certain conditions.
These exceptions include captive market venues such as airports, stadiums, hospitals, and schools, and allow the franchisor flexibility to expand through non-traditional channels.
Additionally, the franchisor reserves the right to distribute products, offer catering services, and engage in e-commerce within a franchisee’s area. Franchisees are not compensated if the franchisor or its affiliates solicit or accept orders from customers in their area.
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