Russo’s New York Ready Offering Franchise Opportunity Internationally
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PR Web
Posted: Thu, 13 May 2010 02:33 AM
Houston-based Russo’s New York and Russo’s New York Coal Fired
Italian Kitchen has plans to continue to take a bigger piece of the pie,
and we’re not just talking pizza.
The Russo’s Coal Fired Pizzeria on Northwest Freeway and Highway 6 in
Houston, TX opened in 1992 as a test kitchen. It became so popular,
the franchise expanded to 26 other venues located in and around the
Houston Area.

In 2007, Russo’s rolled out their second restaurant franchise concept
called Russo’s Coal Fired Italian Kitchen featuring pizza, pasta,
salads, and unique menu items such as Risotto Black Truffle pasta.
Russo’s Coal Fired Italian Kitchen’s also offers a Sunday Brunch and
Heart Healthy Menu. In June of 2009 Launched in 1978, the company has
awarded over 32 franchises, with franchise stores, the Richardson
location opened as the chain's first restaurant in the North Texas area.
Included in the new stores to be opened by year end, is a new prototype
concept for the Russo’s New York Coal Fired Italian Kitchen chain. Changing from an inline format, to a free-standing restaurant, the first
unit is planned in McAllen, TX located on Expressway 83 and Taylor
Road. “I’m excited about owning the first free-standing Russo’s
franchise,” said David Martinez, McAllen Franchise Owner. “This will
enable Russo’s to grow exponentially and what I predict to be the way of
the future for Russo’s.”
Everything about Russo’s resembles a cozy New York Italian eatery
whether you are at Russo’s New York or a Russo’s New York Coal Fired
Italian Kitchen. The people there are friendly, the pizza is made in an
opened brick-oven, the food is hearty and delicious, and demand is on
the rise. Like in the Germantown, Tennessee store, franchise owner
Brett Steiner, has plans to add an additional 500 square feet with an
indoor wine bar to accommodate current demand. Sales at this location
have almost doubled despite the economy.
With more than 30 years of proven operational expertise, Russo’s
provides a franchise concept perfect for the fast casual Italian
pizzeria restaurant owner. The new Russo’s New York Coal Fired Italian
Kitchen is a perfect model for high income areas, offering gourmet fresh
entrees at a moderate price. As President, Anthony Russo says “It’s
the only chain in the market place that prepares every item fresh, in
every location, using all natural ingredients imported from Italy.” To
date in 2010, six new Russo’s COAL FIRE Italian Kitchen units have been
sold in new markets.
As part of the franchise agreement, Russo’s provides a complete
pre-opening and ongoing training and support program to include site
selection and assistance with lease negotiations, design, development
and construction, and support every step of the way.
Who wouldn’t want a Russo’s franchise, even if it’s just for the secret
family recipes?
Expect a Russo’s New York or a Russo’s New York Coal Fired Italian
Kitchen to be in your area soon.
About Russo’s New York Pizzeria
Anthony Russo’s family started Russos’ in 1978 after moving from New
York to Texas as a fine dining establishment that used recipes passed
down through generations from the Russo family.
By using his culinary experience, Anthony serves high quality fresh
Italian food while providing a quick and casual dining experience. He
still lives by his Dad’s saying that “If you can’t make it fresh, don’t
serve it!”
Today Russo's has over 28 U.S. based locations. Russo’s offers a full
service Italian menu for dining in, carry out or delivery with catering,
and specializes in 100% Authentic New York style pizza baked in a
coal-fired oven.
As the franchise continues to grow, Anthony has always stayed grounded
to his roots, that freshness and quality are his standards for success.
To learn more about Russo’s New York Pizzeria, or franchise
opportunities, please visit our website for more information at www.nypizzeria.com.
Russo’s New York Pizzeria Corporate Offices:
5847 San Felipe, STE 1730
Houston, Texas 77057
713-821-1322