Is Atlanta A Good Place For A Bad Daddy?

A Colorado-based burger chain could be entering the Atlanta eatery fray. The CEO for Good Times Restaurants—which runs Good Times Burgers & Frozen Custards as well as Bad Daddy's Burgers—told investment analysts this week that Atlanta was one of the new markets the burger chain was looking to enter. “So as we look into [entering] Nashville and Phoenix and Atlanta...we are really focused on the trade area and the dynamics of the individual sites,” says CEO Boyd Hoback. He did not mention any specific sites or markets within Atlanta. Last year, Good Times purchased the remaining outstanding interest in NC-based Bad Daddy's Burger Bars for $21M.

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