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“At Freddy’s, you’ll find that our team members truly enjoy putting in the extra effort to create a comfortable and welcoming environment with fast, friendly service and genuine hospitality,” said Marc Clapper, franchise owner.

We are thrilled to be joining the Pell City community and look forward to providing Guests in the area with high quality, cooked-to-order menu items in a fun and comfortable environment,” said Brian Pyle, franchise owner.

“We’ve steadily increased our presence in Georgia and look forward to adding LaGrange to the list of communities we serve. The area along Commerce Avenue is flourishing with restaurants and retail businesses that make it a great fit for Freddy’s,” said Jason Ingermanson, franchise owner.

Freddy’s Frozen Custard & Steakburgers announced that it achieved significant growth and success throughout 2021, reporting a 17.8 percent increase in systemwide sales year-over-year.

“Consistency remains a top priority as Freddy’s expands in the Kansas City area,” said Eric Cole, franchise owner.

The 2,455 square-foot, endcap restaurant will seat 80 Guests and will have additional seating on the patio. Drive-thru service will also be available.

“Frontage Road has a steady flow of traffic through the area and is near a wide variety of retail businesses, restaurants and family-friendly entertainment venues that makes it a great next stop for Freddy’s,” said Ron Lucich, franchise owner.

“Our focus on genuine hospitality and fast, friendly service makes us a desirable lunch and dinner choice for those who live, work and attend school in the area,” said Eric Cole, franchise owner.

“We’re thrilled to expand our dining program at Will Rogers World Airport with one of our newest brand partners in Freddy’s Frozen Custard & Steakburgers,” said Gregg Paradies, President and CEO of Paradies Lagardère.

“Making Freddy’s an accessible dining option for guests in northern Colorado continues to be a priority,” said Mark Siffring, franchise owner. “

“Our opening in Strongsville marks the first Freddy’s location in the Cleveland area and we are delighted to be joining the community,” said Dominic Gatta, franchise owner.

“We’re investing our own capital right now … we’re buying equipment right now” in anticipation of more shortages, he said, so heading into 2022 franchisees can then purchase equipment from corporate when they’re ready to open, avoiding delays.