metfan6986
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Finding a commisary?
Wed, 06/4/08 4:16 PM
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I'm exploring the possibility of starting a hotdog cart in NC. One of the requirements is to operate in conjunction with an established restaurant. My question is: how do you find a commisary? Should you just call any old restaurant? Are there lists of restaurants that already act in this capacity?
Any advise would be welcomed.
Thanks.
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kensandyeggo
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RE: Finding a commisary?
Wed, 06/4/08 5:33 PM
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Do a search. This topic has been beat to death already. You should find plenty of posts on it.
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davebugg
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RE: Finding a commisary?
Wed, 06/4/08 10:53 PM
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There's a lot of answers to that very question from a lot of previous posters. You might want to do a search, and then if you have specific questions give a shout. 
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joeydogs
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RE: Finding a commisary?
Thu, 06/5/08 10:23 AM
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Friends and more friends.
Anybody who you know that knows a restrauant owner/deli/church.
Or maybe a place that you and the family goes to alot and are friendly with the owners.
Just get someone to accept and sign the papers.
a small fee is also helpful to them.
I had a place in Key West that charged me 100bucks a month.
After a few months I relized a place I went to alot and ask the owners about it.
The said yes for no charge.
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