Mr. Pickle’s Sandwich Shop
Mr. Pickle’s Sandwich Shop is all about great food and next-level service. Their strategy is to serve real meats, unique toppings, San Francisco breads, and their own spectacular garlic sauce to create a sandwich experience that keeps customers returning again and again. CA -based Mr. Pickles is known for the little extras, including warm welcomes and lollipops in every sandwich bag. The husband and wife team behind Mr. Pickles, Frank & Michele Fagundes, hope lots more franchisees love the simple yet efficient format, popular menu, and innovative, franchisee-friendly fee structure. (Not to mention being authorized to don the Mr. Pickle suit on occasion). Learn more at the Mr. Pickles website at mrpicklesinc.com.
Mr. Pickles was listed on the Franchise Market Magazine Top 100 New Franchises list. Learn more about the Top 100 New Franchises and other franchise opportunities at FranBest.
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1 opinion for Mr. Pickle’s Sandwich Shop
KC
Feb 10, 2007 at 10:01 pm
I live in San Mateo - and frequent one of the first (if not THE first) Mr. Pickles’ shops - on El Camino Real in San Mateo. Their sandwiches are VERY good - very big and very good. I’m just curious as to how Mr. P’s would translate out of the Bay Area as it has a very ‘SF Peninsula’ feel to it - many of the sandwiches are named after local High School and college mascots and to tell you the truth, it just doesn’t FEEL like a franchise or chain. The San Mateo store is located just a few steps away from a McDonald’s and generally the line is out the door…it’s a very bare-bones operation, small storefront being run by high school kids for the most part…just interesting to see that it’s being touted as a franchise opportunity. I hope the first store doesn’t lose its feeling or taste as a result!
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