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|File:Outback Steakhouse Foothill Ranch.jpg|Out West owned restaurant in [[Lake Forest, California]], September 2023 |
|File:Outback Steakhouse Foothill Ranch.jpg|Out West owned restaurant in [[Lake Forest, California]], September 2023. Opened in March of 1999 under T-Bird Restaurant Group. |
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|File:Outback Steakhouse CA.JPG|An Out West (Then T-Bird) owned Outback location at [[Del Amo Fashion Center]] in [[Torrance, California]], in September 2007. This location was moved to the outdoor wing, with the original restaurant demolished and turned into a [[Marshalls]] location.]] |
|File:Outback Steakhouse CA.JPG|An Out West (Then T-Bird) owned Outback location at [[Del Amo Fashion Center]] in [[Torrance, California]], in September 2007. This location was moved to the outdoor wing, with the original restaurant demolished and turned into a [[Marshalls]] location.]] |
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Company type | Franchisee |
Industry | Restaurants |
Genre | Casual dining |
Founded | 1992 |
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Headquarters | San Diego, California (formerly La Jolla, California) , United States |
Area served | California, Nevada, Arizona, Colorado, and New Mexico |
Products | Australian themed American cuisine |
Revenue | US$ ~4.2 million (annually) |
Website | Out West Restaurant Group |
Out West Restaurant Group Inc. is a privately-owned and operated corporate franchisee of the national Australian-themed steakhouse chain Outback Steakhouse, based in San Diego, California. The company currently operates Outback locations in California, Nevada, Arizona, Colorado, and New Mexico.
History
Out West Restaurant Group was founded by Thomas J. Shannon Jr. in 1992, under the name T-Bird Restaurant Group. The company would separately operate a select number of Outback Steakhouse locations, exclusively in California. T-Bird operated out of their original headquarters in La Jolla, California.[1]
Under Shannon’s leadership, T-Bird grew to operate over 60 Outback locations in California, and even resulted in the California Restaurant Association Educational Foundation named Tom the “Restaurateur of the Year, 2002.”[2]
In October 2015, T-Bird, and its 62 Outback locations, were acquired by H.I.G. Capital, a private equity firm based in Miami, Florida. This buyout resulted in the company’s stock ultimately going private, leaving its exact financial status largely unknown.[3] [4]
In 2018, the now privately-owned T-Bird merged with a struggling restaurant company Cerca Trova Restaurant Concepts, and created a new company, which would be named Out West Restaurant Group Inc, due to their large footprint of Outback restaurants located in the West Coast. This newly formed company moved from their La Jolla base to their new headquarters in San Diego, California. This new company then started to acquire Outback locations in many other states, including Nevada, Arizona, Colorado, and New Mexico, while also growing their already large footprint in California. Out West now operates over 100 locations in their 5 respective states, all in the West Coast, and is the largest franchise of Bloomin’ Brands locations in the world. [5]
References
- ^ "Out West Restaurant Group Overview". PitchBook. 2015.
- ^ "Thomas J. Shannon, Jr". Irish America. 2011.
- ^ "H.I.G. Capital Completes Acquisition of T-Bird Restaurant Group, Inc". H.I.G. Capital. 7 October 2015.
- ^ "Private-equity firm buys Outback Steakhouse Franchisee". Kelsey Squire. 7 October 2015.
- ^ "Out West Restaurant Group, Inc". H.I.G. Capital. October 2015.
External links
- Official website
- Brands
- Kelsey Squire (7 October 2015). "Private-equity firm buys Outback Steakhouse franchisee".
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Out West owned restaurant in Lake Forest, California, September 2023. Opened in March of 1999 under T-Bird Restaurant Group.
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An Out West (Then T-Bird) owned Outback location at Del Amo Fashion Center in Torrance, California, in September 2007. This location was moved to the outdoor wing, with the original restaurant demolished and turned into a Marshalls location.]]