Rico Burrito & Jimmy’s Burgers

About Rico Burrito & Jimmy’s Burgers

Founded by Nadya Ramdany in 2017, Rico Burrito quickly secured a spot in London’s Camden Market, drawing inspiration from authentic Mexican cuisine, adapted to suit the Western palate and evolving to a menu focused on healthy, wholesome and nutritious meals. Initially based in London’s markets, including Camden and Leather Lane, it has now pivoted towards a franchise model and permanent long-term venues. In recent years, it has achieved significant success in catering events, serving clients such as Meta, Adidas, and Dishoom, and also catered on film sets and music videos. In 2023, Ramdany founded Jimmy’s, capitalising on an opportunity she identified at her existing venue, and in just 12 days, transformed her concept into a reality with the launch of Jimmy’s Burgers. Inspired by European burger joints, it offers a casual, informal dining experience. Based primarily in London’s Southbank, it is looking for a second location.

Why franchise with Rico Burrito & Jimmy’s Burgers

• ✓Rico Burrito & Jimmy’s Burgers come as separate franchises or joint ones. “Why choose between burritos and burgers when you can have both?” the company said. “By owning franchises for both Rico Burrito and Jimmy Burgers, you can maximise your earning potential by tapping into two of the fastest-growing segments in the takeaway market. By offering both Tex-Mex and gourmet burgers, you can cater to a wider audience, attracting customers with different tastes and preferences. Leverage the strengths of both brands by creating joint promotions, special deals, and combo menus that drive more traffic to your locations. Running two franchises under the same umbrella can lead to cost savings and operational efficiencies – from shared staff training to combined marketing efforts, you’ll benefit from streamlined operations. With two thriving businesses, you’ll enjoy a diversified income stream, reducing risk and increasing overall profitability. Rico Burrito and Jimmy’s Burgers are now expanding, and we have a variety of new franchise opportunities right now in several locations. Rico Burrito and Jimmy’s Burgers Franchise aim to work very closely with the franchisees, giving guidance, confidence, and reassurance throughout the years.” For Rico Burrito, potential income is £173,000 on year one, £240,000 in year two and £320,000 in year three. Potential expenditure is £138,000 in year one, £192,000 in year two and £255,000 in year three. Potential profit is £35,000 in year one, £48,000 in year two and £65,000 in year three. For Jimmy’s Burger, potential income is £130,000 on year one, £250,000 in year two and £350,000 in year three. Potential expenditure is £90,000 in year one, £175,000 in year two and £245,000 in year three. Potential profit is £40,000 in year one, £75,000 in year two and £105,000 in year three. Both brands offer comprehensive training, ongoing support, marketing assistance, operational tools and exclusive territory.