List of restaurant chains in Australia
This is a list of notable restaurant chains in Australia. A restaurant chain is a set of related restaurants with the same name in many different locations that are either under shared corporate ownership (e.g., McDonald's in the U.S.) or franchising agreements. Typically, the restaurants within a chain are built to a standard format through architectural prototype development and offer a standard menu and/or services.
Restaurant chains in Australia
- 85C Bakery Cafe – International Taiwanese chain selling hot beverages and bakery products
- Bakers Delight – Australian multinational bakery chain franchise
- Baskin-Robbins Australia – US international ice cream parlor chain
- Breadtop – Australian bakery chain
- Brumby's Bakeries – Chain of retail bakeries
- Bucking Bull – Australian restaurant chain
- Burger Urge – Restaurant chain
- Burger Fuel – New Zealand burger restaurant
- Carl's Jr – Fast food restaurant chain
- Chicken Treat – Australian fast food restaurant chain
- Chooks Fresh & Tasty – Defunct fast food chain
- Cibo Espresso – coffee franchise
- The Coffee Club – Australian café chain
- Cold Rock Ice Creamery – Australian ice cream parlour chain
- Domino's – Australian franchise of Domino's Pizza
- El Jannah – Australian Lebanese fast food restaurant chain
- Fast Eddys – Defunct Australian restaurant chain
- Gloria Jean's Coffees – American-Australian retail coffeehouse chain
- Grill'd – Australian multinational casual dining restaurant chain
- Guzman y Gomez – Australian dining and fast-food chain
- Harry's Cafe de Wheels – Movable food cart in Sydney, NSW
- Hog's Breath Cafe – Australian restaurant chain
- Hooters – American restaurant chain[1]
- Hudsons Coffee – Australian coffee retailer chain
- Hungry Jack's – Australian fast food franchise
- Jamaica Blue – International coffeehouse chain
- KFC – American fast food restaurant chain
- Krispy Kreme – American global doughnut company and coffee house chain
- Lone Star Steakhouse & Saloon – Casual dining restaurant chain
- Mad Mex Fresh Mexican Grill – Mexican fast-food restaurants in Sydney
- McDonald's – American fast food restaurant corporation
- Michel's Patisserie – Australian café chain
- Miss Maud – Australian café and hospitality business
- Muffin Break – International cafe franchise
- Muzz Buzz – Coffee chain founded in Perth, Western Australia
- Nando's – South African fast food chain
- Nene Chicken – South Korean fried chicken restaurant franchise
- Noodle Box – Australian company
- Oporto – Australian fast food restaurant
- Outback Steakhouse – American chain steakhouse
- Pancake Parlour – Australian restaurant chain
- Pepper Lunch – Japanese restaurant chain
- Pie Face – Australian fast food chain
- Pizza Capers – Australian pizza chain
- Pizza Haven – Australian and New Zealand pizza restaurant chain
- Pizza Hut – American multinational restaurant chain
- Pizza Showtime – Defunct Australian family restaurant and entertainment center
- La Porchetta – Italian restaurant franchise in Australia and New Zealand
- Red Rooster – Australian fast food restaurant
- Salsa's Fresh Mex Grill
- Schnitz – Australian food franchise
- Shingle Inn – Bakery chain headquartered in Brisbane, Australia
- Spudbar
- Starbucks – American multinational coffeehouse chain
- Subway – American fast food chain
- Sumo Salad – Australian salad bar
- Taco Bell – American fast-food chain
- Taco Bill – Australian restaurant chain
- Totti's – Australian company
- Vittoria Coffee – Australia's largest coffee company, founded in 1947
- Wahlburgers – American burger restaurant chain
- Wendy's Supa Sundaes – ice cream store
- Zambrero – Australian multinational fast-food franchise serving Mexican cuisine
- Zarraffas Coffee – Australian coffeehouse chain
A 85C Bakery Cafe location in Sydney
A former Din Tai Fung restaurant in Sydney
A Fast Eddys location in the Perth CBD
A Red Rooster restaurant in Wagga Wagga
See also
References
- "Hooters". Hootersaustralia.com.au. 20 June 2014. Retrieved 5 November 2017.
External links
Media related to Restaurants in Australia at Wikimedia Commons
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