Best Sandwich Franchises to Buy in 2021
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Since 1762, the sandwich has been the ultimate portable, no mess food. In 2021, when everyone seems to be constantly moving, quick and convenient sandwich shops are a staple of urban life.
Sandwich franchises are adapting to the current market, whether they’re incorporating CBD into their subs or changing their locations to be more takeout-friendly. 1851 Franchise has picked out the top sandwich franchises that might just be the best thing since sliced bread.
Togo’s
- Startup costs: $238,500-$477,700
- Units: 180+
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Cheba Hut*
- Startup costs: $336,000-$678,000
- Units: 25
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Jersey Mike’s
- Startup costs: $169,000-$804,000
- Units: 1,747
Jimmy John’s
- Startup costs: $314,000-$556,000
- Units: 2,724
Subway
- Startup costs: $140,000-$342,000
- Units: 41,600
Firehouse Subs
- Startup costs: $58,000-$869,000
- Units: 1,177
Port of Subs
- Startup costs: $220,000-$399,000
- Units: 133
Schlotzsky’s
- Startup costs: $719,000-$959,000
- Units: 359
Arby’s
- Startup costs: $629,000-$2,200,000
- Units: 3,505
McAlister’s Deli
- Startup costs: $928,000-$2,100,000
- Units: 469
Charley’s Philly Cheesesteaks
- Startup costs: $253,000-$638,000
- Units: 626
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