2010
30
$250,000
$45,000
$800,000
No
The Toasted Yolk Cafe is a rapidly growing breakfast, brunch, and lunch franchise brand known for flipping the traditional morning meal into an all-day event. With a relaxed atmosphere, chef-inspired menu, full-service dining, and a commitment to quality, The Toasted Yolk Cafe provides a fresh twist to the American breakfast diner experience. Franchisees gain access to a proven concept with high customer retention, strong unit economics, and a modern, crave-worthy menu.
Founded in 2010 in Houston, Texas, The Toasted Yolk Cafe quickly gained a loyal following for its signature dishes like churro donuts, brisket tacos, and mimosas on tap. The brand has since expanded across multiple states, offering franchise opportunities to entrepreneurs who share a passion for hospitality, quality food, and community engagement.
With a business model tailored for daytime operations (6 AM–3 PM), franchisees benefit from a favorable work-life balance and streamlined labor costs.
Franchisees receive comprehensive support and training, including:
Initial Training: 4-6 weeks of operational, managerial, and culinary training
Site Selection Support: Real estate assistance and demographic analysis
Store Design & Build-Out: Guidance on layout, fixtures, and kitchen design
Marketing Support: Grand opening campaigns, local store marketing, and social media support
Ongoing Operations Support: Field visits, business coaching, and performance reviews
Technology Tools: POS systems, reporting dashboards, and supply chain access
The Toasted Yolk Cafe is looking for franchise partners who:
Have restaurant or hospitality experience (preferred, but not required)
Possess strong leadership and people management skills
Are passionate about food, community, and customer service
Have a desire to scale with a multi-unit opportunity
Can commit to local ownership and daily involvement
Franchise Fee: $45,000
Royalty Fee: 5% of gross sales
Marketing Fund: 1% of gross sales
Franchise Units (2024): Over 30+ open locations across Texas, Florida, and surrounding states
