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FROM OUR FARM TO OUR OVENS TO YOUR PLATE!
Beautiful décor. Franchising!

Grains of Montana has taken the fastest growing restaurant segment, Fast Casual, and has improved the overall concept with its up-scale décor and delicious menu that is competitively priced compared to others in its category. Consider these advantages.

  • Family-friendly atmosphere that has a wholesome theme and feel.
  • Breads, bagels and pizza dough using the grains grown on the Nielsen Farms. Huge benefit!
  • Again…dining at a restaurant, be it for breakfast, lunch or dinner, where the bread is made directly from the source!


  • As a Franchise Owner...
  • You will be working with an experienced, professional staff that has over 90-years food and restaurant experience.
  • Our seasoned entrepreneurs know what It takes to be your own boss and to successfully run your business.
  • You will be purchasing a turn-key business - all phases of establishing your restaurant will be handled by the talented Grains of Montana staff.
  • Our goal is to work closely with you as our Franchise partner.


  • The Franchise Marketing Professionals

    With over 90-years of restaurant experience, you have nothing to lose by getting more information about Grains of Montana and, quite possibly, everything to gain.

    Two principals, Gary McGill and Tom Wilscam, have teamed up with Nielsen Farms with one main goal in mind: To assist Grains of Montana in the selection process of awarding franchises to qualified individuals. Both had been successful entrepreneurs in the restaurant business, owning and operating multiple unit stores.


    Gary McGill & Tom Wilscam
    Gary McGill (on left)

    Gary is experienced in all phases of financial, developmental and operational aspects of single and multi-unit chains. Gary has been a franchisee of three of the largest franchised restaurant chains in the U.S. including Burger King. Gary was involved as a part owner operator of over 52 restaurants. He co-founded a bagel company that was awarded “Best Bagels” in two of four categories in the Nation's 9th largest restaurant market. He was among the first in the development of the "from scratch" Smoothie stores, having designed and built stores on the West Coast, and installed several stores for clients. He has worldwide consulting experience, working with clients in Europe and the Far East.

    Tom Wilscam (on right)

    Tom is a highly respected restaurateur who has developed, owned and operated 27 restaurants in several states. He has consistently been on the cutting edge of new concept restaurants and product development. Tom was one of the first to foresee and take advantage of the national bagel boom. He sold his successful bagel company to Einstein Brothers in 1996. Tom was elected to the Colorado/Wyoming Restaurant Hall of Fame for his innovative achievements and is a retired member of the Young Presidents Organization.
    Ralph Boden
    Ralph has a successful and diversified background in business and franchise sales consulting. He has been the National Sales Director for several restaurant chains at various times in his career.

    With Grain's of Montana, Ralph is the first person you will have contact with. His easy going and personable approach to his job, makes this contact enjoyable and informative.

    What’s the approval process for a Grains of Montana Bakery & Restaurant?

    First step is to fill out and e-mail us the Contact Us page information. You will then have a phone discussion in order to make certain that we have alignment on issues such as character, integrity, business acumen, communication and expectation. When we are all in agreement and approval is offered, we can begin the exciting process of building your restaurant. Contact Us, click here.


    You have nothing to lose by chatting with us and, quite possibly, everything to gain.


     
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