Wingstop, the nation's fastest-growing chicken wing chain, has announced positive comparable store sales for the 25th consecutive quarter.
Wingstop ended the most recent quarter with a 1.6 percent comps increase and is up 3.8 percent for the year. The company predicts the positive trend to continue into the fourth quarter, when sales are typically the strongest due to the popularity of wings during the football and holiday seasons.
"In this economy, guests are looking for greater value when dining out," said James A. Flynn, president and CEO of Wingstop. "As a fast casual chain, Wingstop offers convenient carryout service, and family packs and platters to serve a large crowd, but still engages guests in strong customer service and quality. That translates into a solid business and positive sales."
Wingstop has 425 restaurants open in 34 states, and is celebrating its 15th anniversary this year. The chain recently received a Restaurants & Institutions' Consumers' Choice in Chains Award, which is based on customer satisfaction in food quality, value, atmosphere, cleanliness, reputation and convenience.
