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| Brand | Item 19 | Fee | Investment | Royalty | Units | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Baja FreshFood & Beverage· Est. 1979 | Disclosed | $20K | $429K - $1.0M | 5% | 67 | |
| BarberitosFood & Beverage | Disclosed | $35K | $506K - $720K | 6% | 43 | |
| Barrio Burrito BarFood & Beverage· Est. 2017 | None | — | $129K - $1.1M | 50–75% | 9 | |
| BBQ + Rice Korean Rice BowlFood & Beverage· Est. 2023 | None | $30K | — | 4% | 5 | |
| California TortillaFood & Beverage | Disclosed | $40K | $444K - $837K | — | 19 | |
| Chicha San ChenFood & Beverage· Est. 2020 | None | $30K | $156K - $249K | — | 7 | |
| CurritoFood & Beverage | Disclosed | $35K | $344K - $959K | 6% | 14 | |
| Del TacoFood & Beverage | Disclosed | $35K | $1.5M - $3.3M | 5% | 461 | |
| Dos CoyotesFood & Beverage· Est. 2012 | Disclosed | $40K | $9K - $1.8M | 2% | 11 | |
| El Pollo LocoFood & Beverage· Est. 1989 | Disclosed | $40K | $794K - $2.7M | 5% | 328 | |
| Fatima's GrillFood & Beverage· Est. 2019 | None | $25K | $141K - $420K | 1% | 6 | |
| FriosFood & Beverage· Est. 2018 | Disclosed | $38K | $77K - $110K | — | 113 | |
| Fuego CravingsFood & Beverage· Est. 2023 | Disclosed | $35K | $145K - $324K | 5% | 4 | |
| Fuzzy's Taco ShopFood & Beverage | Disclosed | $40K | $1.0M - $3.0M | 5% | 105 | |
| GANSO ABURADOFood & Beverage· Est. 2016 | None | $30K | $501K - $1.0M | 4% | — | |
| Hot Head BurritosFood & Beverage | Disclosed | — | $215K - $705K | 6% | 70 | |
| Jerk KingFood & Beverage· Est. 2009 | Disclosed | $30K | $248K - $471K | 5% | 1 | |
| Juan PolloFood & Beverage· Est. 2000 | None | $20K | $359K - $775K | 6% | 25 | |
| Mike's Red TacosFood & Beverage· Est. 2024 | Disclosed | $40K | $640K - $2.0M | 5% | 0 | |
| Moe's Southwest GrillFood & Beverage | Disclosed | $36K | $644K - $2.0M | 5% | 563 | |
| Mucho BurritoFood & Beverage | None | — | $470K - $925K | 6% | 1 |
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Mexican and Latin franchise costs range from around $250,000 for quick-service taco and burrito shops to more than $1.5 million for full-service restaurants. Real estate and buildout drive most of the difference. Item 7 of each FDD lists the exact initial investment.
The lowest-capital Mexican and Latin franchise opportunities are usually compact quick-service or fast-casual formats without a large dining room, and some start near $250,000. Sort the table above by lowest investment to compare.
Mexican and Latin concepts remain a fast-growing segment of fast-casual dining, and brands that disclose Item 19 let you review actual average unit sales before investing. Margins depend on location, labor, and food costs. Use the Item 19 filter to find brands that publish revenue.
Mexican and Latin franchise royalties generally run 4% to 6% of gross sales, plus an advertising-fund contribution in most systems. All ongoing fees are detailed in Item 6 of the FDD. Compare royalty and ad-fund rates across brands above.
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