Luckys

About Luckys

Diner and takeaway concept Luckys was founded in 2018 by Hasan Habib, offering burgers, grilled chicken, waffles, shakes and desserts. It currently had seven sites within Greater Manchester - in Oldham, Openshaw, Stockport, Fallowfield, Wythenshawe, Ardwick and Old Trafford - plus further sites in Wokingham, South Shields and London’s Holloway Road. In July 2023, Luckys said it is set to open four new sites as its franchise programme “gathers pace” and that it is looking to sell a company-owned restaurant in Stockport and first franchise site in Openshaw. “With the growth of Luckys through its franchise programme gathering pace and announcements expected shortly about sites in Derby, Bristol, Milton Keynes and East London, a number of exciting opportunities have arisen in the Manchester area,” said franchise consultant Paul Tough. “The Stockport diner/takeaway opened in the autumn of 2021, and this managed site has gone from strength to strength under the careful eye of the founders. But with the prime focus now being on its exciting franchise programme, Luckys is now seeking sell. The business turns over in excess of £15,000 per week with above average profits and is a great opportunity for a new franchisee to come in and take a fully trading and profitable unit. Our first franchisee opened the Openshaw takeaway in March 2023 as the first site in a five-store development plan, but an exciting opportunity has become available in another area of the city and the franchisee is seeking to sell the unit in order to help fund a major development of another Luckys diner/takeaway. Just six months in. this unit is already turning over in excess of £12,000 per week from a thriving takeaway and delivery business. In both cases, a new franchisee will be able to hit the ground running with fully trading stores, well kitted out and with great operational teams. We would expect a franchisee to pay a discounted franchise fee of £5,000 to cover their full training and induction into the business, but their major investment will be in the property.” In December 2025, Lucky said it is preparing to make its Welsh debut, within the Deiniol shopping centre in Bangor, and has further sites “coming soon” in Derby, Milton Keynes, Glasgow and Edinburgh.

Why franchise with Luckys

• ✓Lucky is seeking single and multi-unit franchisees across the UK with a minimum personal contribution of £25,000 and a franchise fee of £5,000 plus fit-out costs and fees. Full investment is £50,000 to £200,000 depending on format. Available models are full diner, takeaway and delivery units; takeaway and delivery units; and ghost kitchens. The franchise package includes: a geographic territory, rights to use the trade mark and brand, rights to use all of operating methods and systems, comprehensive initial and ongoing training and support, a tailored marketing support package plus advice and assistance with all aspects of starting the business. The training programme includes: an introduction to Luckys’ vision and ethical approach to market, company systems and processes, legislation and regulatory controls, practical, on-site training, sales and marketing processes, day to day operations, communications and recruiting and training staff. Launch marketing includes: a fully personalised section within the Luckys web site, a full social and digital media plan, a full branding package and access to a local marketing tool kit. Habib said: “As a franchisor, we provide full training in how to deliver our concept, plus we also provide help with site sourcing, full fit-out of stores and marketing. We will advise, support and work closely with franchisees to develop each territory. The Luckys business is well-established and has a record of fast, sustainable growth and profitability. The business is supported by high levels of customer demand and customer retention, with a strong reputation for exceptional quality and service delivery.”

Investment breakdown