Roy Rogers
Roy Rogers is a popular Western actor and was the inspiration behind the name of the burger restaurant, Roy Rogers. Located in the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast region of the United States and formerly known as RoBee’s House of Beef. The restaurant chain was purchased in 1968 by Marriott Corporation and was the same year that they renamed the restaurant with its current name. Their sales tactics and campaigns were successful as they managed to attract a lot of customers within a short period. At the peak of the business, there was an average of 600 branches in America. During the 1990s, Hardee’s took over, and the company was reduced to 48 stores only.
Roy Rogers
Boston Market
If you are looking for tasty rotisserie chicken, then Boston Market should be your ultimate choice. The informal restaurant is based in Florida and is owned by Sun Capital and first went by the name of Boston Chicken. A lot of the branches are located in the Midwest and Northeast US, even though you can easily find a store anywhere in Florida as Sun Capital owns it. As of 2013, there were a total of 462 stores in operation, but as the years went by, the number of stores and employees gradually decreased. The Boston Market management released a statement noting they were undergoing a “multifaceted transformation plan,” which is the reason why a lot of the stores were closed so rapidly.
Boston Market
