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Thinking of buying a bar or pub franchise? The hospitality industry is a major contributor to the franchising industry with a large number of F&B brands going down the franchise route.  This includes bar and pub franchises opening across the country. Pub franchise owners can either run the bar themselves or recruit a manager to manage the everyday tasks whilst they concentrate on building the brand and business in their local area.  Whilst these franchises may appeal to those with an interest in hospitality, they are also great for those keen to run their own bar or pub but lacking industry experience. 

Greene King

If you have dreamed of operating your own pub retail business, a Greene King Pub Franchise is a low-cost way to achieve your ambition.

Moveat

Moveat runs food and drink walking events. Customers stroll around a city guided by the Moveat app, stopping to sample food and drink at various bars and eateries. Looking for 4 regional franchise owners for the UK.

Veeno

Veeno is a UK-based Italian wine bar franchise that offers quality Italian wines and food. Simple operation compared to restaurants or pubs; lower start-up costs with potential 2-year ROI.

Aussie Grill

Aussie Grill is a fast-casual concept with casual dining quality. Low risk, high reward opportunity. Looking for experienced partners with multi-unit restaurant or hospitality operations. Minimum commitment 10 locations.

Ale Hub

Ale Hub is a micro pub franchise at the heart of local communities. Family run business with 9 pubs currently operating. No hospitality experience required.

Icebar by Icehotel

Icebar by Icehotel, a bar made from ice, is a unique concept in the individual leisure and corporate market. Seeking multi-unit partners. Prefer previous experience of tourism and food & beverage.

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