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Taco John's inks deal for 25 stores

The company will develop the new locations in current markets as well as new markets in Indiana, Virginia and New York.

March 16, 2015

Taco John’s, a Mexican quick-service restaurant chain in the United States, has signed deals to open 25 stores, the company announced. The company will develop the new locations in current markets as well as new markets in Indiana, Virginia and New York.

"This is a new day at Taco John's," said CEO Jeff Linville. "We have a lucrative incentive program and a large amount of target areas available. Our success in 2014 marks the start of an expansion into new areas for Taco John’s."

The deals, signed in 2014, include seven new franchisees that will open at least 11 stores and 10 existing franchisees that will open at least 14 new stores, the announcement said. The expansions part of revitalization efforts for the 46-year-old brand, which has about 400 locations throughout the United States.