Texas-based chicken restaurant to open 4 locations in the region
Texas-based Layne's Chicken is eyeing four locations in the Miami Valley.
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Business partners Mauricio Blanco and Marvin Monroy told 1851 Franchise that they are developing four Layne's in the Dayton region.
Blanco said they are looking to make a 'big impact' in the area.
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Columbus Retail Team also posted on social media that Layne's is looking for sites to purchase in the area.
Layne's Chicken Fingers was started in Texas in 1994 and is known for its 'soon-to-be-famous' chicken fingers and house-made sauces.
We are working to learn where the locations will be and when they are expected to open.
We will continue to follow this story.
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