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If you have a passion for business, enjoy working with people, have a flair for hospitality, and a love of African cuisine? You will find owning and running a Baobab Café both a personally and financially satisfying experience.
No, unfortunately it is not.
A Baobab Café franchise including, site setup management, joining fee, trading licence, operations and training, costs between 4.2 and 5.6 Million Rand.
For your set up fee you get a Baobab Café trading license, assistance with site set up, pay the joining fee, operation management, and training.
The site of your new Baobab Café should be a destination to visit, larger than 600m², and have a lot of lunchtime trade.
Two to three years experience in the restaurant industry is required to run a Baobab Café.
Additional costs will include:
Marketing is included in your monthly fee. 2% of your monthly fee goes to marketing and 5% goes to royalties.
Yes we do, but we like to make sure that every Baobab Café is both owned and run by the same individual, or set of individuals. This ensures that the franchise succeeds, and that customers receive the best possible service and food when visiting a Baobab Café.
Yes, we recommend that you have your lawyer read through the franchise documents before signing them.
Yes, we offer on-going support such as:
Certain products are branded and can only be purchased from specific suppliers. Other products and produce are spec and can be bought from any supplier, provided that those products or produce meet specifications.
Enquire using the contact details below if you are interested in starting a Baobab Café, or other franchising opportunities, have any questions, or require more information.
Nikki Callis
