Relationships, communication are key to growth for L&L Hawaiian Barbecue

The popular plate lunch franchise has continued to grow during the pandemic, opening 26 stores between 2020 and 2022. Now, it’s poised for further growth and CEO Elisia Flores has some ambitious plans for expansion.

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Relationships, communication are key to growth for L&L Hawaiian Barbecue

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