Own a Nash & Smashed in Utah
Build along Utah's Wasatch Front and St. George — where signature non-alcoholic Mojitos, mocktails, shakes and cakes pair naturally with Nashville-style sandwiches, fried chicken and smashed burgers.
Utah may be the single best demographic match in America for Nash & Smashed's full five-revenue-line menu. Along the I-15 Wasatch Front — stretching continuously from Ogden and Layton through Salt Lake City, Sugar House, Sandy, Draper and Lehi's Silicon Slopes to Orem and Provo — large young families, tech teams and university students have turned specialty non-alcoholic drinks and desserts into an everyday ritual. Pairing signature Mojitos, mocktails, hand-spun shakes and sliced cakes directly with cooked-to-order Nashville-style sandwiches, fried chicken and smashed burgers captures high-margin afternoon and evening visits.
Modern suburban retail centers from Davis County to Utah County and down I-15 in St. George fit our 1,600 sq ft minimum Full Restaurant footprint seamlessly, alongside campus Express Units and event Food Trucks. Every Utah partner receives 40 hours of training and 12 corporate support commitments.
Unmatched mocktail, dessert and family synergy along Utah's I-15 Wasatch Front
- Salt Lake Valley (Sugar House, Downtown SLC, Murray, Sandy, South Jordan & Riverton): University of Utah medical/campus traffic paired with high-volume family shopping destinations at Fashion Place, Mountain View Village and State Street.
- Silicon Slopes & Utah County (Lehi, American Fork, Orem & Provo): Explosive tech employment at Traverse Mountain/Point of the Mountain plus 75,000+ combined UVU and BYU students along University Parkway and State Street.
- Northern Wasatch Front (Bountiful, Layton, Ogden & Logan): Hill Air Force Base workforce, Layton Hills retail corridor, Weber State in Ogden and Utah State University in Cache Valley.
- St. George & Southern Utah I-15 Gateway: One of the West's fastest-growing sunshine metros anchored by Utah Tech University, Red Cliffs retail and year-round national-park visitors.