for trademark infringement – East Coast rival Five Guys has skipped the entree and snuck in the back door.
Aussies will soon get their hands on Five Guys’ signature cheesy bacon burgers and milkshakes, after Seagrass Boutique Hospitality Group picked up the master franchise for Australia and New Zealand.Seagrass BHG, whose brands include Meat & Wine Co and Ribs & Burgers, confirmed the news, which wasInitial sites are now being scouted in Sydney with the first restaurants expected to open by the middle of next year.
FiveGuys Who is FiveGuys ?
FiveGuys Yes!!!
FiveGuys Omg yes please
FiveGuys Does Australia really need USA to make burgers? Oz actually does it best.
FiveGuys patgron12 Dave will go na na’s when he gets wind of this
FiveGuys Next headline: 'Five Guys struggles in Australia, changes name to Five Blokes in attempt to localise'
FiveGuys I’ve been to the US 5 times and I’ve never heard of this joint!!
FiveGuys Best burgers in the USA
FiveGuys This pic isn’t doing them any favours.
FiveGuys Why do we need anymore imported rubbish ?
FiveGuys Looks pretty ordinary.
FiveGuys Overrated
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