Experience "Hot Wings, Cold Beer, Good Times" at four new Wild Wing Café Restaurants in Tennessee.
Wild Wing Cafe sealed the deal with North Carolina-based owner Dave McFarland who plans to put up four new branches in Chattanooga, Sevierville, Johnson City and Knoxville. The four new restaurants will be added to existing locations in Franklin and Knoxville.
"Wild Wing Cafe is in a class unto itself," said McFarland, owner of two existing units in. Knoxville, TN and one in Asheville, N.C.
"The brand's award winning food and drinks, music and inviting atmosphere are unmatched. I'm excited to give these communities a place to let loose and spend time with close family and friends," McFarland added.
Wild Wings Café features a lively neighbourhood hangout and special menu items plus excellent musical entertainment.
"Dave has shown how passionate he is about Wild Wing Cafe, and that's exactly how we want our franchisees to feel," said Tom Lewison, CEO and president of Wild Wing Cafe.
"Our loyal fans, our employees, our franchisees, all of our stakeholders want to immerse themselves in more of Wild Wing Cafe. Over the years the brand has become infectious and irresistible. I am confident that Dave will carry on this tradition," Lewison continued.
Aside from the four new locations which will be handled by McFarland, Wild Wing Café is also coming to Georgia early next year.
Wild Wing Cafe's strategic franchise growth plans include adding almost 70 new restaurants during the next five years. The company projects operating 100 branches by 2018, with a focus on opening in select U.S. markets adjacent to current southeastern U.S. operations.
Fresh, made-from-scratch wings and homemade sauces are at the core of Wild Wing Cafe's menu. It's menu also includes specialties such as half-pound Angus Steakhouse Burgers, salads and Wild Wraps.
Aside from that, the Wild Wing Cafe music scene expands the restaurant's connection to the communities it serves with events such as "Last Band Standing," "WingStock" and "The Wild Wing Voice Off."
