In the context of a Burger King Restaurant Franchise Agreement (Entity), what document is the 'Non-Traditional Facility Addendum' part of?

According to the 2025 Burger King Franchise Disclosure Document, the Non-Traditional Facility Addendum is part of the Burger King Restaurant Franchise Agreement (Entity). This addendum is specifically designed to modify the standard franchise agreement for locations that operate in non-traditional settings.

For a prospective Burger King franchisee, this means that if they are planning to open a restaurant in a location such as a gas station, convenience store, or other similar facility, this addendum will be attached to their franchise agreement. The addendum outlines the specific terms and conditions that apply to these types of locations, which may differ from those of a traditional Burger King restaurant.

The Non-Traditional Facility Addendum ensures that the franchise agreement takes into account the unique aspects of operating a Burger King in a non-traditional setting. This includes considerations such as shared common areas, seating arrangements, and menu variations. Franchisees should carefully review this addendum to understand their obligations and the specific requirements for their non-traditional Burger King location.

It is important for potential Burger King franchisees to understand how addendums modify the original franchise agreement, and to seek legal counsel to fully understand the implications of all documents involved.