Real Estate

For some people, eating at Nothing but Noodles isn't good enough; they just have to own one.  You
know who you are.  And here's everything you'll want to know about having an Nothing but Noodles of
your very own.

Nothing but Noodles Real Estate

The following site criteria are provided to unify the real estate focus for our Nothing but Noodles (NBN) restaurants.  This site criteria does not constitute or guarantee the success of a restaurant since many variables dictate such a formula:  restaurant operations management, customer service skills, local store marketing (LSM) frequency, tactics and techniques, etc.

Restaurant Size and Facility Location

  • Shopping center end caps or freestanding buildings on street fronts.
  • 2800 - 3600 square feet.
  • Good visibility to the main traffic corridors with ease of ingress and egress into site.
  • Parking (minimum of 10 designated spaces per each 1000 square feet of restaurant).

Site Attributes (lunch and dinner)

  • Visibility to facade and NBN storefront is critical. Parking immediately adjacent. Maximize signage on restaurant facade NBN logo, monument and pole signs. Get the maximum always.
  • Propensity of typical customers generated by offices (high-rise, downtown, or light industrial office parks), hospitals, high tech employers, white collar employers, colleges & universities, and median household family incomes.
  • Lunch: Employees in the trade area are critical. Lunchtime destination vehicle traffic is also key.
  • Employees are office workers, professionals, middle to upper-middle income and students.
  • Dinner mandates middle to upper middle class families with children, with high % of some college plus young professionals residing nearby in multiple housing apartments and condominiums.

Restaurant Site Criteria (lunch and dinner)

  • Traffic counts on main arteries directly in front and adjacent to "site" shopping center must be a minimum of 35,000 cars daily (ADT 24 hour period). Traffic stop light preferred at main shopping center entrance.
  • Ingress and egress to and from shopping center (site location) must be accessible with ease at peak traffic periods, visibility from adjacent main arteries of vehicular traffic.
  • High traffic commercial, retail and destination end shopping centers (grocery and drug store anchored). Power centers; "big box" retail category killers (Super Wal-Mart, Target, Best Buy, Comp USA, Costco, etc.).
  • Evidence of retail tenants with similar customer base: serving upscale, educated consumer traffic: Target, Marshall's, Borders, Starbucks, Chipotle, Panera Bread, Chilis, TGIFriday's, Applebees and Baja Fresh.
  • Shopping center end-caps with restaurant in the immediate area or adjacent to (lunch and dinner traffic).
  • Parking must be sufficient/efficient for customer base at peak times (28-40 spaces).

Customer Profile (lunch and dinner)
Trade Area Demographics
(1,2 and 3 mile)

  • Higher percentage of age distribution range between 24 and 45, skewed slightly female.
  • Educated consumers with some college; active and health conscious and people on the go.
  • Single family residential with below 2.8 per household average, concentrated in a 1-3 mile radius.
  • Median household incomes exceeding $65,000.
  • Population densities at a minimum of 60,000 in a 3 mile radius.
  • Daytime working population of 8,000 in a 2 mile radius.
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