Huddle House, the iconic American breakfast franchise, continues its booming growth with the help of a new multi-unit owner, Ryan J. Peters. A Florida Army National Guard veteran and entrepreneur, Peters signed on to open three new Huddle House locations in Florida.
“I grew up knowing and loving the Huddle House brand, and I want to bring that to my community in Live Oak. There are not many affordable sit-down dining options in our area, and Huddle House is a great community establishment, where people can come together for a nice meal at any time of day,” says Ryan J. Peters, Huddle House Franchisee. “Peter Ortiz and his Huddle House development team played a pivotal role in ensuring a seamless onboarding experience. The level of support speaks volumes about their genuine concern for our success and their sincere desire to create thriving establishments that positively impact the local communities.”
Peters resides in Live Oak, FL. He served in the Florida Army National Guard for eight years and comes from a long line of military in his family. After serving in the military, Peters worked as an x-ray tech and then put himself through law school. In addition to Huddle House, Peters owns a mobile home dealership and car dealership. His wife, Lisa, is also an entrepreneur and owns Live Oak Family medical practice.
“We truly admire Ryan’s entrepreneurial spirit and are delighted to have someone with so much passion for business and Huddle House join our enterprise,” says Peter Ortiz, Chief Development Officer for Ascent Hospitality Management, parent company to Huddle House. “His commitment to our brand and growth with this multi-unit deal speaks to his confidence in our winning business model and our team. We are honored to continue our expansion efforts with his support.”
Peters first Huddle House franchise location is slated to open in Live Oak, a growing city East of Tallahassee, by the end of 2023. The 2,300 square foot unit will be located in a shopping center. His second location is slated to open 18 months later with a third to follow.
“My wife and I have three sons, and investing in Huddle House allows us to invest in our children and their future. We look forward to passing the business along to our children and watching them continue the legacy that we’re building,” adds Peters.
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