LONDON, Ont. — Odd Burger is expecting to open three new franchised restaurant locations and one new franchised food truck within the next two months, bringing its total number of operational units to 21. The company currently has 17 operational units in Canada, including 10 franchised restaurant locations, one franchised mobile unit and six corporation restaurant locations.
The next location expected to open will be at 4549 Kingston Road in Scarborough, Ont. Construction is completed and the occupancy permit has been filed. The site is expected to open in early November 2024. The company is expecting to open its second downtown Toronto location at 229 Church Street by the end of November 2024 once final inspections are complete and an occupancy permit has been issued.
Additionally, the company is expecting to open two more franchised units in British Columbia. Construction is completed and final inspections are in progress at 2821 Main Street in Vancouver. The food truck will also launch in and around Vancouver as well as various festivals and events. Both units are expected to open by December 2024.
Odd Burger’s recently opened locations in Victoria and Ottawa have had above average sales since opening, with sales on track to hit approximately $1 million in annualized revenue at both locations.
“This is a significant milestone and demonstrates the success the company is having at increasing its average unit volume,” says James McInnes, CEO and co-founder of Odd Burger. “We’re excited to continue to build our brand and grow across Canada with our franchise model.”
