According to Crave's 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document, the specific site designated as the 'Accepted Location' for your Crave restaurant will be detailed in your Franchise Agreement. In addition to specifying the Accepted Location, the Franchise Agreement will also outline a Designated Territory for the restaurant, typically a five-mile radius around the Accepted Location.

However, if the Accepted Location is classified as a Non-Traditional Site, you will not receive a Designated Territory. Non-Traditional Sites include locations such as gas stations, convenience stores, transportation facilities, military bases, sports facilities, amusement parks, educational facilities, hospitals, hotels, and casinos. Furthermore, even if you do have a Designated Territory, it is not exclusive, as Crave retains the right to establish restaurants or food trucks at Non-Traditional Sites within your territory.

If you do not have an Accepted Location determined when you sign the Franchise Agreement, you will instead receive a non-exclusive site search area, which will be listed in Attachment 1 of the Franchise Agreement. This allows you time to find a suitable location that meets Crave's criteria, although the responsibility to locate and prepare a suitable site rests solely with you. Note that your restaurant or food truck cannot be relocated outside of your Designated Territory without Crave's prior written consent, and relocation may require signing a new Franchise Agreement and paying a relocation fee.