Blue Coast Burrito patio with colorful coastal seating
Southeast territory open Franchise Development

Go Coastal Surf-Mex Since 2004

Surf-Mex, twenty years proven. The only fast-casual Mexican franchise with a real coastal lifestyle behind it — and open Southeast territory for operators who can build a region.

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Average Unit Volume
0M
Top-quartile units, FY25
13-Year CAGR
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Same-store sales growth
Initial Investment
$492K+
Range to $876.9K
02The Investment Snapshot

The business case,
before the pitch.

Twenty-one years of operating history, thirteen consecutive years of same-store growth, and an initial investment that sits below the category leaders. Numbers first — the brand speaks for itself.

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Average unit volume, top-quartile units.
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13-year compound same-store sales growth.
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Operating history as a proven coastal concept.
Founded 2004
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Open Southeast territories, status-coded below.
Development plan 2026–29
ConceptInitial investmentFranchise feeRoyaltyUnits
Blue Coast Burrito$492.5K – $876.9K$35,0005.0%Southeast, expanding
QDOBA$0.9M – $2.2M$30,0005.0%730+
Moe's Southwest Grill$0.6M – $1.4M$30,0005.0%580+
Bubbakoo's Burritos$0.4M – $0.8M$35,0006.0%140+

Comparative figures are drawn from publicly available franchise disclosure summaries and are shown for context only. Blue Coast figures are illustrative placeholders pending final FDD numbers.

03The Brand, In Motion

Ninety seconds of why guests come back.

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04Why Blue Coast

Every competitor sells Mexican food.
Only one sells a coastline.

05How The Brand Lands

The demand is already in the room.

This is the evidence operators actually ask for: what the guest experience looks like, who shows up, and how often they come back.

Blue Coast Burrito dining room
Baja fish tacos
Fresh burritos
Blue Coast Burrito coastal experience
Blue Coast Burrito catering spread
Blue Coast Burrito restaurant exterior
★★★★★

"Genuinely the best lunch near campus. We come back every week."

— Maya R., Google review
★★★★★

"Fresh, and the room actually feels like the coast. More hangout than fast food."

— Devon K., Yelp
★★★★★

"Took the whole family. Everyone found something. We're regulars now."

— The Alvarez Family, Instagram
★★★★★

"Third location I've visited on the Gulf. Same food, same feeling, every time."

— Ray T., Google review
Go Coastal
#GoCoastal · Surf-Mex since 2004
06 / THE SUPPORT SYSTEM BUILT AROUND YOU

YOUR BUSINESS.
OUR BACKING.
ALL CONNECTED.

You bring the ambition. We bring the system.
Six connected pillars. One team in your corner.

INDEPENDENT OWNERSHIP.
NEVER ON YOUR OWN.
Blue Coast YOUR SUPPORT SYSTEM
BC / CONNECTED
36° N / 86° W
01 / PEOPLE FIRST

Confidence starts with training.

Structured onboarding for you and every hire. Build a team that knows the food, the service, and the Blue Coast way.

07 / TERRITORY AVAILABILITY

FIND YOUR
PLACE ON
THE COAST.

The Southeast is still open ground.
Explore the markets. Find your opportunity.

0States in the plan
40+Open territories
Priority development Open territory Awarded
YOUR NEXT CHAPTER STARTS HERESELECT A STATE ↙
TX / EXPLORE THE MARKET OPEN TERRITORY

Texas

Gulf Coast metros in the current plan: Houston, Corpus Christi, and Galveston.

6 TERRITORIES OPEN

Territory availability is subject to confirmation with the franchise development team.

A LOCAL FAVORITE. A BIGGER OPPORTUNITY.MAKE YOUR NEXT MOVE COUNT. ↗
08Franchisee Validation

Operators, in their own numbers.

Rob and Kim Blattler, Blue Coast Burrito franchisees
The Blattlers · Florence, Alabama
"We opened one store to see. The town decided the rest for us."
2011
First unit
3
Units today
+9.1%
SSS, last 3 yrs
Rob & Kim Blattler
Multi-unit operators, 14 years in the system
Blue Coast Burrito location interior
First-Time Franchisee · Gulf Coast
"The support model is why I felt safe going all in on my first restaurant."
11 mo
Signing to open
2
Units in agreement
4.8★
Guest rating
Priya Nair
Owner-operator, year one
09Steps To Ownership

The numbers,
and the path.

No mystery, no pressure. Here is what it takes to open a Blue Coast Burrito, and the three stages we walk with you to get there.

Total Investment Range
$492,500$876,900

Includes the franchise fee, restaurant build-out, training, and the other business expenses normally incurred in opening a restaurant.

$492.5K$876.9K
  • Franchise fee$35,000
  • Royalty5.0% of gross
  • Marketing fee2.0% of gross
  • Liquid capital required$250,000
  • Net worth required$750,000
  • SBA registryEligible

How operators qualify

Franchisees can qualify individually, or a group can combine assets to meet the financial standards — the model is built for single operators, partnerships, and capital groups taking a 3–5 unit development agreement.

STAGE 01

Qualification

A first conversation about your goals, target market, and financial position.

STAGE 02

Due Diligence

FDD review, unit economics, franchisee validation calls, and site work.

STAGE 03

Decision

Territory award, development schedule, and onboarding into the system.

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This site is for informational purposes only and does not constitute an offer to sell a franchise. An offer can be made only through a Franchise Disclosure Document (FDD) in applicable jurisdictions. Figures shown are estimated ranges, not a guarantee of results, and are illustrative placeholders pending final FDD figures.

10Lower-Commitment First Step

The Blue Coast Franchise Guide.

Twenty-two pages of the detail operators actually evaluate — sent instantly, no call required.

  • Unit economics and AUV detail by store class
  • Build-out cost ranges and site criteria
  • Southeast territory map with current availability
  • Franchisee validation contacts
Blue Coast Burrito Franchise Guide
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We will email the guide and one short follow-up. No call unless you ask for one.

Blue Coast Burrito catering
The Opportunity

The Southeast gets built once. Go coastal first.

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