Nick The Greek, the fast-growing Greek street food restaurant, is expanding to Long Beach and Huntington Beach.
These two new locations are just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to Nick The Greek’s expansion plans, according to the company’s website. The franchise-driven restaurant chain has at least 24 new locations coming to California, north of Ventura County. Within Southern California, the company has eight locations between Ventura and San Diego. It is unknown exactly where these new Los Angeles sites will land, when the new locations are opening, and if they will be franchise-owned. What is known is this company isn’t slowing down anytime soon.
On top of the massive California expansion plans, Nick The Greek has plans to enter several new markets in the coming months, including Nevada, Kansas, Arizona, and Texas. This is very impressive for the company, which has about 35 locations in Northern California. When these new locations open, customers can expect classic Greek dishes, such as pita plates with various meat options, gyro bowls, salads, fries, and more.
“Nick the Greek was born after one of three close-knit cousins, Nick (Baby Nick), traveled home from a trip to Greece and realized that there was nowhere near home where he could get quality gyros,” according to the company’s website. “As second-generation restaurateurs, Nick and his two cousins, also named Nick (Big Nick and Little Nick), decided to start their own modern restaurant concept.”
