Tuesday, June 21, 2016
How to start an iHop restaurant
We all like to go out and eat. It is the food, service and atmosphere that make a restaurant our favorite. The prices charged are mostly fine and the special things make our dining a wonderful experience.
You have your choices of restaurants and eateries to visit. You can choose those who major in breakfasts or lunches. Some restaurants are specially meant for dining purposes. Still others only serve lunch. Some have been in business for a long time. Others have just opened.
IHOP is one of the most popular restaurants. Established in 1958, the first store of IHOP was opened in Toluca Lake, California. The parent company of IHOP, DineEquity Inc has outlets in 49 states, Mexico and Canada. It has become one of the favorite family restaurants. It serves breakfast, lunch and also dinner.
If you were interested in getting into the restaurant business, how do you start an IHOP franchise?
You are going to have to have a net worth of about 1.5 million with close to $500,000 in liquid assets. Basic business experience is needed to get the approval. The company doesnÕt assist you to finance your franchise. So if you donÕt have adequate cash it is always better to consult a bank.
Once you are approved, you will be brought to the main office for training while the store is still in construction. That store is constructed to strict guidelines and requirements. The store needs to have place for 185 people. The store must be somewhere near the neighborhood with a population of 25,000 to 50,000 people. The size of the lot should be 40,000 to 50,000 square feet. This allows for enough parking space for your customers.
Owning an IHOP franchise is a good idea if you have both business and restaurant experience. If you can meet these requirement, you will receive the necessary training, and out just might be the latest IHOP to open in your area. You will get help from the chain in the areas of food and training. You will have to hire the employees on your own. Candidates should be interviewed by you.
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