Under the Burger King Restaurant Franchise Agreement (Individual/Owner-Operator), what document is the 'Non-Traditional Facility Addendum' part of?

According to Burger King's 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document, the Non-Traditional Facility Addendum is part of the Burger King Restaurant Franchise Agreement (Individual/Owner-Operator). This addendum is specifically designed to modify the standard franchise agreement for franchisees who plan to operate a Burger King restaurant in a non-traditional location.

This means that if a franchisee chooses to open a Burger King restaurant in a location such as a gas station, convenience store, or other similar facility, this addendum will be attached to and become part of their franchise agreement. The addendum tailors the standard agreement to address the unique aspects of operating in a non-traditional setting.

It is important for prospective franchisees to carefully review this addendum, as it will contain specific terms and conditions that apply to their non-traditional Burger King restaurant. This includes details about site plans, seating arrangements, and other features specific to the location. Franchisees should pay close attention to how the addendum modifies the standard franchise agreement to ensure they understand their obligations and rights.