Checkers and Rally’s Chain Expanding with 15 Restaurants in Tennessee

The burger chain plans to continue its growth with at least 15 new locations across Tennessee, including Nashville, Spring Hill and Cookeville.

Annesha
Written By Annesha
Managing Editor
Photo: @checkersrallys on Instagram

The fast-casual brand Checkers and Rally’s will open more Nashville locations over the next few years, according to a news release.

There is currently no confirmed timeline for opening the first of the 15 restaurants, however, it is likely to be over a year. There are also no leases signed as of now, considering the process is still in the early stages of development.

Franchisee Michael Rezi will grow the brand in Tennessee by 15 units statewide in markets including Nashville, Spring Hill, and more, with the first location planned for Cookeville, Tennessee.

Checkers and Rally’s menu is widely known for its classic take on burgers, fries, hot dogs, chicken wings and milkshakes. There are over 860 locations across the country, with even more growth planned for the future under the franchise system that Checkers and Rally’s implements.

The brand claims its business model has shown environmental benefits from utilizing double drive-thru lines compared to other fast-casual competitors without this.

“Its drive-thru restaurants utilize smaller footprints and efficient buildings for compelling unit economics, and provide multiple service channels, including drive-thru, new e-commerce lanes and walk-up windows, maximizing output and optimizing business potential,” stated in the release.

With recent news of chains like In-N-Out and Checkers and Rally’s choosing Nashville to expand in, the fast-food scene is proving to match the growth that the city is experiencing in population.

Photo: @checkersrallys on Instagram

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By Annesha
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Annesha is the Editor at WhatNot.com. With a background in English Literature, she brings a keen eye for detail and a passion for storytelling to her role. She enjoys curating engaging content that resonates with readers and highlights emerging trends. When she's not editing, she enjoys watching movies or cooking. She is also an admirer of good books, D.I.Y., mountains, and her absolute favorite is dogs.
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