Own a Nash & Smashed in Nebraska
Expand along Nebraska's I-80 corridor in Greater Omaha and Lincoln — serving seared hand-smashed burgers, hand-breaded fried chicken, Nashville-style sandwiches, mocktails and cakes with 40 hours of training and 12 support commitments.
Connected by less than sixty miles of I-80, Greater Omaha and Lincoln concentrate the vast majority of Nebraska's population, household income and commercial growth inside one compact operating corridor. From West Dodge Road, Aksarben Village and booming Sarpy County suburbs in Papillion, La Vista and Gretna to Lincoln's Haymarket, UNL campus and SouthPointe plazas, Nebraskans turn out loyally for standout beef and poultry — making our five revenue lines of Nashville-style sandwiches, fried chicken, smashed burgers, mocktails and cakes a natural everyday favorite.
Inline and endcap retail bays starting at 1,600 sq ft fit Omaha and Lincoln shopping centers cleanly, complemented by urban Express Units and event-ready Food Trucks. Every Nebraska franchisee completes 40 hours of classroom and in-store training backed by 12 corporate support commitments.
Connected metro growth between Greater Omaha and Lincoln along I-80
- Central & West Omaha (Dodge Corridor, Aksarben, Village Pointe & Elkhorn): Major finance, healthcare and UNO/UNMC campuses paired with high-income shopping centers along 72nd, 144th, 168th and West Center Road.
- Sarpy County Growth Belt (Papillion, La Vista, Bellevue & Gretna): Nebraska's fastest-growing family suburbs, Offutt Air Force Base commuters and Highway 370 / I-80 retail developments.
- Lincoln Metro (Haymarket, Downtown/UNL, O Street & South 27th): University of Nebraska student foot traffic, state-capital offices and busy family retail plazas in south and east Lincoln.
- Tri-Cities I-80 Corridor (Grand Island, Kearney & Hastings): Central Nebraska agricultural, manufacturing and UNK college retail hubs along Diers Avenue and 2nd Avenue.