Chick N Max’s Texas ambitions expand agreement for 25 Houston-area locations

The Wichita, Kansas-based fast-casual chain announced an area development deal with Aaron Johnson for 25 restaurants in the Houston area. Earlier this year, the company announced a 25-unit agreement with Rusty Rathbun in Kansas.

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