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Opa! of Greece Franchise

Initial Franchise Fee $25,000

Number of units 100

Investment Level $400,001 ~ $500,000

Franchising Since 1998

Royalty Fee 6% Adv.: 3%

WE ARE ACTIVELY EXPANDING IN ONTARIO.
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Everyone is welcome here, our team, our suppliers and our customers, they are all part of the OPA! family. We celebrate our diversity and really care about our customer experience. Like a Greek family celebration, you can feel the love and energy. Real Greek food served by real people, OPA! is a truly authentic experience and our customers know exactly what they are going to get. Simple ingredients and big flavour and no one else does anything like it. OPA! delivers healthier choices modern customers want, whole food, unprocessed and additive free. From plant based protein salad for clean eaters to our Greek Fries for the kids, there’s something for everyone. Prepared and cooked FRESH. Good for you food that people feel good about choosing. OPA! is a FRESH take on quick service…and you don’t have to go far to find us!

The OPA! franchise concept is available in 2 formats which would include a 400-500 square foot quick service food court unit, or a 1,000-1,400 square foot fast-casual restaurant. The investment level is approximately $425,000-$499,000. To qualify, you will need a minimum of $150,000 in liquid assets.

Site selection and Lease negotiations
Restaurant design and construction
Four week training at a designated training store
On-site pre and post opening support
On-going operational support
Marketing support
Bank financing assistance
Purchasing power on ingredients and menu items
New product development

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Apr 16, 2018

OPA! of Greece Rings in 20 Years

It was the Calgary Market Mall food court where Dorrie Karras first noticed the long line at OPA! of Greece. At that time, the Greek food stall was independent, and it was the combination...