As Muscle Maker Grill continues to expand nationwide, we are looking for individuals who are eager to succeed and join our team. When you join Muscle Maker, you get unparalleled marketing, franchising and operational support from seasoned professionals. You will also benefit from our proven recipes and popular menu items. As a Muscle Maker Grill franchise owner, your restaurant will attract an audience of health-conscious consumers.

If you are interested in becoming a Muscle Maker Grill franchisee, please complete the Request Form. Once you have met our preliminary qualifications, you will be invited to attend an information session at our home office in Colonia, New Jersey. Next we will meet at a Muscle Maker Grill location where you will participate in an interview with members of our executive team. This is also an opportunity for you to ask any additional questions you may have.

Muscle Maker Grill will, in some instances, allow for an individual franchisee to obtain the exclusive rights to develop and operate multiple restaurants in a specified territory. In order to determine if an individual is qualified to run multiple units, we will do an analysis to determine the potential franchisee's ability to finance the development, attain qualified managers and ensure their background is conducive to multi-unit operations.

If approved, the franchisee will sign a Multi-Unit Development Agreement which will include a development schedule outlining the timeline in which a specified number of Muscle Maker Grill restaurants will open in the territory. The franchisee will be required to pay a development fee equal to the full current initial Franchise Fee for the first restaurant plus a deposit toward the Franchise Fee for each additional restaurant to be developed according to the development schedule. A separate Franchise Agreement will be required for each restaurant.

This information does not constitute a franchise offering. Franchise offerings can only be made by a Franchise Disclosure Document. The franchise is not being offered to residents of states requiring registration unless the franchise offering is currently registered and the Franchise Disclosure Document is effective in the state.