Is Barrio Burrito Bar a Good Franchise in 2026?
Barrio Burrito Bar does not disclose financial performance data, demonstrates positive growth, has a clean legal record. The franchise system is actively growing.
This analysis is based on FDD data and should not replace professional due diligence.
Revenue vs. Investment Reality
Investment Required
$128,750 - $1,119,000
Lower than industry median
Median Revenue
Not Disclosed
Risk & Volatility Signals
Comparison to Food & Beverage
Based on 100 other brands in the industry
Not disclosed
Industry data unavailable
$128,750
Below industry average
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Industry data unavailable
Industry median revenue: $1,158,879/year
Who This Franchise Is For
Experienced operators
Higher investment suggests this is better suited for experienced operators or multi-unit owners.
Hands-on owners
Smaller systems may offer more flexibility but require more hands-on involvement.
Risk-tolerant investors
Without Item 19 disclosure, you'll need to conduct more independent due diligence on unit economics.
Long-term commitment
Franchise agreements typically require 10+ year commitments. Ensure you're prepared for a long-term business relationship.
Next Steps
Review the full FDD, especially Items 3, 4, 19, and 20
Speak with 10-15 existing franchisees from the Item 20 list
Consult a franchise attorney to review the franchise agreement
Work with an accountant to build a realistic financial model
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