FoodNet vs Grill 2 Go Franchise Comparison

Below is an in-depth analysis and side-by-side comparison of FoodNet vs Grill 2 Go including start-up costs and fees, business experience requirements, training & support and financing options.

Company Overviews

About FoodNet

His grandfather sold Italian candies and roasted peanuts from a vending cart at street fairs. His father sold Italian sausages from a street cart. When John Felico started Dominic's of New York in 1995, it wasn't too surprising he also chose to operate a food cart. Dominic's sells Italian sausages and a variety of sandwiches at stores, malls and ballparks.
Dominic's of New York has a long-term contract with Lowe's Home Improvement Warehouse to place kiosks at many of their locations nationwide.

About Grill 2 Go

Featuring an authentic Cuban bread, the Grill 2 Go Sandwiches by Dandee Foods have become a favorite meal choice. Pressed to perfection in 4 minutes, these sandwiches can be incorporated into any store. Many Deli customers are simply removing the outer film and placing the parchment wrapped product on the belt of an Impinger oven. The Grill 2 Go sandwiches are stacked with the finest meats and topped off with the freshest variety of bread. Grilling the sandwich melts the Flavors together for a delicious and surprising taste. The Grill 2 Go Program is unique in that we place a grill press in your establishment free for 30 days. At the end of the 30 days, you will automatically be invoiced for the press if you decide to continue the program. The Grill 2 Go Program capitalizes on a trend that has become popular in convenience stores around the country.