Does a Coral Springs location draw guests from neighboring Parkland?

Yes. Retail centers on northern University Drive, Wiles Road and Coral Ridge Drive serve as the primary dining and delivery hub for both Coral Springs and Parkland households.

Why do five revenue lines perform well in family-dense Broward suburbs?

Parents, teens and youth-sports groups can combine Nashville-style sandwiches, fried chicken, smashed burgers, hand-spun shakes, mocktails and cakes in one order without splitting stops.

What makes Nash & Smashed different from other fast-casual concepts?

Nash & Smashed stands out from other fast-casual concepts by seamlessly combining Nashville-Style Sandwiches, Fried Chicken, and Smashed Burgers in a unique, customizable menu format. The commitment to using high-quality ingredients sets the brand apart, ensuring exceptional quality in every dish. Additionally, the array of signature sauces enhances the flavor experience, allowing guests to tailor their meals to suit individual tastes. A strong focus on community engagement further distinguishes Nash & Smashed, as it actively supports local initiatives and fosters connections within the neighborhoods it serves.

What is the typical timeline from signing to opening a location?

The average timeline from signing a franchise agreement to the opening day is around 6-9 months. However, it's important to note that this process can take up to 6-8 months after site selection due to factors such as lease negotiations, permitting, construction, and training schedules.

Do I need restaurant experience to be a franchise owner?

While restaurant experience is beneficial, it's not required. We're looking for passionate entrepreneurs with strong business acumen, leadership skills, and dedication to customer service. Our comprehensive training program will teach you all aspects of operating a Nash & Smashed restaurant.

What store formats and space requirements does Nash & Smashed offer?

Franchise partners can apply for three distinct operating formats: a Full Restaurant, an Express Unit, or a Food Truck. Full inline and endcap restaurant locations require a minimum footprint of 1,600 square feet, while Express Units are engineered for compact urban storefronts, college corridors, and high-foot-traffic retail centers.

What training and corporate support do franchise owners receive?

Every franchise owner completes 40 hours of structured training — 6 hours in the classroom and 34 hours on the job — covering kitchen execution, inventory systems, staffing, and day-to-day leadership. Beyond initial training, our corporate team delivers 12 pre-opening and post-opening support commitments spanning site selection, architectural layout, vendor onboarding, grand-opening marketing, and ongoing field operations.

How do I receive investment details and explore financing options?

Complete startup costs, fee structures, and itemized investment tables are provided in our Franchise Disclosure Document (FDD) and franchise brochure after you submit an initial inquiry. Prospective franchise owners commonly explore SBA 7(a) loans, Rollovers as Business Startups (ROBS 401(k) rollovers), and Home Equity Lines of Credit (HELOC) with their financial advisors.

Where does Nash & Smashed currently operate and where can I open a location?

Nash & Smashed serves guests across Virginia, Maryland, Washington, D.C., North Carolina, South Carolina, New York, and Canberra, Australia, with active franchise expansion across the East Coast and adjacent metropolitan corridors.

Own a Nash & Smashed in Coral Springs, FL

Serve Northwest Broward's master-planned family communities along University Drive, Sample Road, Wiles Road, Atlantic Boulevard and the Sawgrass Expressway.

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Coral Springs — together with immediately bordering Parkland to the north — forms Northwest Broward County's premier family-focused dining market. Along University Drive (SR-817) from Atlantic Boulevard and Coral Square through Royal Palm Boulevard and Sample Road (The Walk and Cornerstone Downtown) up to Wiles Road, master-planned shopping plazas capture daily school runs, Broward Health Coral Springs medical staff and Corporate Park of Coral Springs lunches.

Because Parkland maintains limited commercial zoning, Parkland and Coral Springs households alike converge on University Drive, Sample Road and State Road 7 / Sawgrass Expressway (SR-869) plazas for weeknight dinners, post-practice youth sports meals and weekend family takeout.

University Drive retail spine serving Coral Springs and Parkland families

The Walk on University, Sample Road & Cornerstone Downtown: Coral Springs' civic and dining centerpiece with walkable plazas, hospital proximity and mixed-use apartments.
Wiles Road, Creekside & Parkland Gateway (North Coral Springs): Grocery-anchored centers capturing high-income Coral Springs, Heron Bay and Parkland commuter families.
Atlantic Boulevard, Coral Square Corridor & Royal Palm Blvd (Sawgrass Expy): Regional mall traffic and Sawgrass Expressway interchanges serving western Broward neighborhoods.

Own a Nash & Smashed in Coral Springs, FL

University Drive retail spine serving Coral Springs and Parkland families

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