Lion's Choice

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Lion's Choice
Type Corporation
Industry Restaurants
Founded 1967
Headquarters Ballwin, Missouri, USA
Area served USA
Key people Marv Gibbs, CEO
Jim Tobias, President, Lion’s Choice Restaurant Corp.
Linda Stille, CFO[1]
Products Fast food, including:
Roast beef · sandwiches
Website www.lionschoice.com

Lion's Choice is a St. Louis-based fast food restaurant chain specializing in roast beef sandwiches. The first store opened in Ballwin, Missouri in 1967, under the name Brittany Beef, for a short while, and then Red Lion Beef House. Currently, there are 23 locations in Missouri.

Lion's Choice's marketing specialization is serving "lean beef that is slow-roasted in the restaurant and is sliced fresh for each sandwich ordered."[2]

Choice Foods LLC and Lionhearts Inc are both franchisees of Lion's Choice.[3][4]

The restaurant has sponsored a number of charities and teams, such as Shamrocks Against Dystrophy,[5] the St. Louis County Library Reading Club,[6] the MS 150 Bike Tour,[7] and Trailnet.[8] It was the Missouri state winner for the National Restaurant Association's Restaurant Neighbor Award in 2006.[9] and was named Best Fast Food by the Riverfront Times.[10]

Because of its specialization in roast beef, Arby's is considered Lion's Choice's direct competition.

The midwest restaurant's name originates from the king of the jungle's choice in foods, being the Lion. Hence the name, Lion's Choice.

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