Einstein Bros. Bagels
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Einstein Bros. Bagels is a bagel and coffee chain in the United States. Headquartered in Golden, Colorado, there are 424 restaurants, as of 2006, with the Einstein Bros. name.
Einstein Bros. originated in South Florida from a concept by John Offerdahl. Offerdahl, a Miami Dolphins linebacker, created a series of bagel restaurants that were purchased by Boston Market, which then evolved into Einstein Bros. Offerdahl currently owns several Offerdahl Cafe's in South Florida, all which are similar to Einsteins; they are, however, owned separately from Einstein Bros.
Currently, Einstein Bros. are owned by New World Restaurant Group, which also owns Noah's Bagels, Manhattan Bagel, Chesapeake Bagel, and New World Coffee.
[edit] External links
- Official website
- New World Restaurant Group
- Einstein bagels relying on brothers to tell story
- Einstein/Noah Bagel Corp.: Portabello baguette sandwich is a gem of an idea
- 1 Design Source: Advertising (Einstein Bros Bagels)
- Colorado-Based Einstein Brothers Bagels Agrees to Pay $495,930 in Back Overtime Wages to Employees in 27 States
- Bagel Wars: More than just a ring of dough, bagels mean big bucks on campus
- http://www.offerdahls.com/downloads/OCG_HOT_CONCEPTS.pdf
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