Own a Nash & Smashed in Arkansas
Expand into Northwest Arkansas, Central Arkansas and Jonesboro with five revenue lines under one roof, a 1,600 sq ft minimum footprint, 40 hours of training and 12 corporate support commitments.
Arkansas pairs one of the nation's most dynamic corporate and university corridors along I-49 — stretching through Bentonville, Rogers, Springdale and Fayetteville — with the established healthcare, government and suburban retail base of Little Rock, North Little Rock, Bryant and Conway along I-40 and I-30. Guests across the Natural State bring deep appreciation for hand-breaded Southern poultry and seared burgers, giving our five revenue lines — Nashville-style sandwiches, fried chicken, smashed burgers, mocktails and cakes — instant local appeal.
With open single-unit and multi-unit territories statewide, entrepreneurs can launch a 1,600+ sq ft Full Restaurant in a grocery-anchored strip center, an Express Unit near a major campus, or a Food Truck serving corporate vendor parks and trail districts. Our Fairfax corporate team provides 40 hours of structured training and 12 pre-opening and post-opening support commitments from site selection through expansion.
Connecting Northwest Arkansas corporate growth with Central Arkansas retail
- Northwest Arkansas I-49 Corridor (Bentonville, Rogers, Springdale & Fayetteville): Corporate headquarters, thousands of consumer-brand supplier offices, Pinnacle Hills retail and University of Arkansas student traffic along Dickson Street and College Avenue.
- West Little Rock, Midtown & North Little Rock (Chenal, Rodney Parham & McCain): High-volume medical complexes, state-capital offices and established suburban shopping plazas across Pulaski County.
- Conway & Saline County Suburbs (Bryant & Benton): Three-college student hub in Conway along I-40 plus fast-growing family commuter centers along I-30 southwest of Little Rock.
- Jonesboro & Fort Smith Regional Hubs: Arkansas State University and medical retail along Red Wolf Boulevard in Jonesboro plus Rogers Avenue commercial strips in Fort Smith.