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Loading…Nine decades in, America still pulls over for a Big Boy. Partner with the brand that invented the double-decker and bring it home to your town.
90+ Years in the Making
In 1936, Bob Wian sold his DeSoto to buy a ten-stool hamburger stand. A year later he stacked two patties on a triple-cut bun and invented the double-decker. Ninety-plus years later, families still slide into the booth for the same reason: it's that good.
Very few restaurant brands survive nine decades. Fewer still come with a mascot people hug in the parking lot. That history walks through the door with every guest, and it works just as hard for every owner.
The short version: a brand guests already love, a menu that earns three dayparts, and a team that shows up for its operators.
90+ years of recognition, nostalgia, and loyal guests across generations. People don't discover Big Boy. They remember it.
The original double-decker, all-day breakfast, hand-spun shakes, and the famous pies. Crowd-pleasers since 1936.
Breakfast, lunch, and dinner traffic from a single beloved family-dining format.
Site selection, training, operations, and marketing guidance from a team that runs restaurants, not just contracts.
Six stops between here and your own Big Boy. Most owners make the trip in months, not years.
Send the inquiry below. It takes about two minutes.
Meet our development team and talk goals, markets, and numbers.
Visit a Big Boy, tour the kitchen, meet operators.
Territory review and site selection with our real-estate guidance.
Operations training and build-out support, from ground-break to soft open.
Ribbon, burgers, and a line out the door. Welcome to the family.
We're actively growing across the Midwest and beyond, with territory available for qualified operators. Whether you're opening your first location or adding to a portfolio, we'll help you find the right market.
Tell us where you'd like to build, and our development team will follow up with the details.
Share a few details and our franchise development team will be in touch. There's no obligation. Think of it as the first stop on the road.