

Buy a Miami Grill Franchise
Miami Grill, formerly known as Miami Subs Grill, is a fast-casual restaurant franchise founded in 1988 in Key West, Florida, by a Greek immigrant. The brand is known for its diverse menu inspired by South Beach flavors, including Philly cheesesteaks made with imported shaved steak, authentic Greek-style gyros, four varieties of chicken wings, fresh Angus steak burgers, grilled mahi mahi, shrimp, wraps, salads, and a selection of beer, wine, and even Dom Perignon champagne. Miami Grill embraces an “Everything Goes” concept, reflecting its broad menu and vibrant South Florida vibe. The brand’s evolution includes a strategic partnership with international music star Armando Christian “Pitbull” Pérez, who is an equity partner and board member, helping drive brand revitalization and global expansion.
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Why buy a Miami Grill Franchise?
Investing in Miami Grill offers entry into a revitalized, iconic fast-casual brand with a broad, appealing menu and a unique South Beach-inspired identity. Franchisees benefit from strong corporate support, a proven business model, and growth fueled by a celebrity partnership and aggressive expansion plans. The franchise’s SBA approval and flexible concept make it accessible for new and experienced operators aiming to capitalize on the growing fast-casual market. Initial franchise fees are $45,000 domestically, with total investment varying by location and format.
Miami Grill Franchise Costs & Information
Minimum Qualifications
Initial Franchise Fee
$45,000 - $55,000
Initial Investment
$250,000 - $1,000,000

Royalty
Royalty Fee
6%

Training & Support
Staff training before/during/after opening
Marketing support
Ongoing operational support

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