The vendor opportunity at Street Pizza
Street Pizza operates a single company-owned quick-service restaurant in Texas under the Gordon Ramsay Restaurants umbrella, alongside sibling brand Fish & Chips. Item 19 of the 2026 FDD makes no financial performance representation, and the brand carries a 5.0% royalty on sales with a 10-year initial term. It is an early-stage, corporate-run concept rather than a scaled franchise network — the opportunity today is about getting in front of the parent organization before it franchises out.
Who controls software purchasing
With zero franchised units and one company-owned location, Street Pizza's purchasing authority sits entirely with headquarters. Item 2 names CEO Andy Wenlock, COO and Secretary Mathew Horvath, and Director of Culinary Damien Brassel as the leadership team. Any software pitch should go to this corporate group rather than a franchisee network, since there isn't one yet.
Tech named in the FDD, and what is actually required
Item 11 of the FDD governs technology and training obligations for the location. Vendors should read that item directly in the filing below to understand its current requirements.
Procurement, renewals, and timing
Item 8 puts Street Pizza on an approved-supplier list model: franchisor-approved suppliers cover specified items, franchisees may use any supplier meeting standards where none is designated, and alternative suppliers can be proposed for approval. Item 17's renewal terms give a 5-year extension after the 10-year initial term, contingent on 12–18 months' notice, good standing, required upgrades, and a then-current franchise agreement.
How to read the Street Pizza FDD
The 2026 FDD is filed with state franchise regulators. The embedded PDF viewer below lets you jump straight to Items 2, 8, 11, 17, and 19 rather than paging through the whole document.
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