GOLDEN, Colo. -- Boston Chicken here has changed its name to Boston Market and is introducing ham, meat loaf and rotisserie-roasted turkey to its menu.
Why did Boston Market change its name?
In 1995 the name was changed to Boston Market, to reflect the fact that the stores now sold other meats as main courses, including turkey, ham, and meatloaf.
When did McDonald's sell Boston Market?
2000
Was Boston Market started in Boston?
History. Boston Chicken was founded by Steven Kolow and Arthur Cores in 1985 in Newton, a suburb of Boston. Boston Market was purchased by McDonald's Corporation in May 2000.
Who started Boston Market?
Arthur Cores
What did Boston Market used to be?
Boston Chicken
Why is Boston Market so expensive?
Boston Market is a fast casual restaurant chain with over 500 locations in 28 states. Because it is a fast casual restaurant, Boston Market prices are higher than fast food restaurants. The food they serve is considered to be of higher quality, fresher, and in most cases, healthier.
Is Boston Market going out of business?
Boston Market saw mass closures over the years Some 400 of those locations closed as a result of their 1998 bankruptcy filing, and their footprint kept shrinking further with every passing year. In 2019, the chain announced it was closing an additional chunk of 45 locations, leaving its current footprint at about 330.
What ever happened to Boston Market?
Boston Market was purchased by McDonald's Corporation in May 2000. McDonald's purchased the company for its real estate, but found the brand serviceable and therefore continued to operate and expand.
When did Boston Market change its name?
1995
When did Boston Market go out of business?
1998
Is Boston Market in Trouble?
Boston Market closed 45 locations in 2019. The fast-casual dining chain has faced financial trouble since as far back as 1998, when it filed for bankruptcy. It has also seen declining sales in recent years.Nov 3, 2020