LV Petroleum has opened the first Bojangles restaurant in Arizona. This was one of two it opened this summer, the travel center operator said in a Thursday news release.
The first Arizona one opened July 20 in Gilbert while the second opened July 29 in Rio, Nevada, building on LV Petroleum’s multi-unit development strategy, the company said. Both are standalone QSRs.
The quick-service restaurant serves Bojangles’ signature chicken, made-from-scratch biscuits and Legendary Iced Tea, LV Petroleum said.
Also in July, LV Petroleum acquired a travel center in Seminole, Oklahoma.
LV petroleum owns and operates TravelCenters of America franchises. It has 90 travel centers, 30 convenience stores and 226 restaurant locations nationwide, with a goal of reaching 100 travel centers. It operates more than 30 different franchise brands, including Arby’s, Dunkin’ and Starbucks.
“July reflects the strength of our diversified growth strategy,” said Kris Roach, president and CEO of LV Petroleum. “Whether we are entering a new restaurant market, opening another location with a trusted brand or adding a travel center, our teams are focused on executing with consistency and creating a strong experience for every guest.”
Las Vegas-based LV Petroleum is a developer and operator of travel centers, convenience stores and quick-service restaurants throughout the United States. It was founded in 2014 by Guy Madmon and Val Amiel.
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