| Industry | Restaurants |
|---|---|
| Founded | 2014 in Jakobstad, Finland |
| Headquarters | , |
Key people | Tuomas Piirtola (CEO) |
| Products | Fast food (hamburgers • french fries • soft drinks) |
| Owners | Better Burger Society Oy |
| Website | friendsandbrgrs |
Friends & Brgrs is a Finnish fast food restaurant chain, originally from Jakobstad, Finland.
Their buns are baked and meats are ground in the restaurants. The mayonnaises and french fries are made by the staff as well. [1] The french fries are made with a so-called triple-cook method meaning that they are fried three times in different temperatures. The Finnish restaurant's domesticity rate is about 98%. The meals are almost fully additive-free. [2]
The first Friends & Brgrs restaurant was opened in Jakobstad in 2014. [3] After that they have spread out to other cities in Finland, as well as Germany in 2017. [4]
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Yes, we bake our own buns, grind the meat and make our fries and mayo ourselves.
Mäenpään mukaan ketjun kotimaisuusaste on noin 98 prosenttia.
Friends & Brgrs, som öppnade i april 2014 i Jakobstad...
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