If a restaurant chain had legs, you could have sworn Trill Burgers had a pep in its step as it strolled into the New Year. The Houston smashburger business opened two more locations in the suburbs and ...

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A smashburger doesn’t tease with its name. Simply put, it’s a thin hamburger patty that has been pressed flat onto a hot griddle or skillet and cooked until the outside is crispy and the inside ...

There are more than a few sizeable hospitality groups in the Houston area, but Ahmad Kilani's burgeoning empire is lowkey becoming one to watch. The owner of Clutch City Cluckers and the recently ...

DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) — A burger restaurant near the University of Dayton has closed its doors for good. The Smashburger location at 1200 Brown St. Suite 190 in Dayton is permanently closed. A company ...

The Smashburger on Brown Street, near the University of Dayton, has permanently closed, according to a sign on the door. “We regret to inform you that this location is permanently closed,” the sign ...

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Poor commercial real estate. Fewer investors want to touch it after being burned by falling property values in recent years. They have better options anyway. Why settle for 7% annual returns on real ...