A NEW fast-food burger concept will break into the Ohio food scene as part of Texas Roadhouse Inc.’s brand expansion.
Jaggers will have its debut shop in the Buckeye State bringing its brand of made-to-order burgers and hand-spun milkshakes to millions of Ohioans.
The new store on 1321 Polaris Parkway in Columbus, Ohio, will offer salivating diners a chance to experience the Texas Roadhouse project that mixes traditional burger restaurant with a fast-service chicken place.
It’s strategically nestled into Central Ohio’s busiest retail and dining corridors, offering the perfect stop after a day of shopping.
The Polaris location will finally give residents a chance to taste its signature menu after store openings in Kentucky, North Carolina, Texas, and several other states.
Jaggers’ website has said: “Our food is fresh, authentic, scratch-made food.”
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“We prepare our food items only after we receive the order, and ensure our food is made-for-you.”
“Our veggies are sliced and diced fresh every day. Our chicken is seasoned, dipped, and crisped with our homemade batter you can’t find anywhere else.”
“Even our sauces and dressings are made from scratch in-house.”
There have also been reports in June of a second Jaggers store in the Columbus area, with a standalone restaurant stretching 3,500 sq ft and boasting 31 parking spaces on approximately one acre of land.
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Jaggers was the brainchild of Texas Roadhouse and was first launched in Noblesville, Indiana, in 2014.
It is part of a roster of restaurant concepts by Texas Roadhouse Inc., which owns the Texas Roadhouse steakhouse chain and Bubba’s 33.
It is reported that the company is currently operating 18 Jagger locations across the US, with 832 restaurants overall across 49 states.
They have been plans to expand all three of these stores, with a new Bubba’s 33 store in Reynoldsburg.
No official opening date has been given to the Jaggers store in Columbus, Ohio.
