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Chester's Gets a New Look at Last Minit Mart

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Three Locations Equals Three Renovations

February 06, 2013 // Franchising.com // Jamestown, PA - All three of Last Minit Mart's Chester's locations in the greater Pittsburgh area - Jamestown, New Wilmington and New Castle - recently unveiled remodeled Chester's. A partner since 1999, Last Minit Mart serves loyal customers Chester's delicious fried chicken seven days a week.

The go-to stop for hungry customers, Last Minit Mart's three locations all feature Chester's in addition to other on-the-go offerings. John Hast, Director of Stores, is enthusiastic about the updates, saying "we are happy to continue our relationship with Chester's and are excited about the new look."

Deliciously crispy on the outside, tender and flavorful on the inside, Chester's bone-in chicken, tenders and boneless wings are customer favorites. Alongside the world famous chicken are signature side items such as Chester's potato wedges, mashed potatoes, coleslaw, potato salad and macaroni salad.

"The redesign brings new life to Last Minit Mart's already great chicken program," says Jeff Leonard, Franchise Business Consultant with Chester's International. "The community will be very excited."

About Chester's

Chester's is a leader of quick serve restaurant (QSR) concepts with more than 2,000 Chester Fried licensed and Chester's franchised locations. Chester's offers high quality, great tasting products, flexible size and store layout options, training and support. Chester's uses only fresh chicken that is specially marinated and double-breaded using a proprietary family recipe and offers bone-in, tenders and potato wedges as well as sandwiches, wraps, salads, breakfast and sides. For more information, please visit Chester's Web site at: www.chestersinternational.com.

Media Contact:

Kaycie Nix
Chester's International
205-777-6865
kaycien@chestersinternational.com
www.chestersinternational.com

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