PDQ restaurant chain opening its first Nevada location this Sunday in North Las Vegas

0
792

NORTH LAS VEGAS, Nevada – If you’re craving critically acclaimed chicken, served fast, fresh and with health-conscious choices, prepare to be satisfied at PDQ. PDQ, a rapidly growing restaurant chain known for its fresh but affordable chicken tenders, salads and sandwiches, makes its first foray into Nevada when it opens its restaurant at 3737 W. Craig Road on Sunday, March 15.

PDQ, which stands for People Dedicated to Quality, features a “fast casual” concept and specializes in fresh food served quickly in a family-friendly atmosphere. Its new restaurant in North Las Vegas will be PDQ’s first location west of Texas and its 39th nationwide.  At PDQ, food is made to order from ingredients so fresh that the restaurant has no need for freezers or microwave ovens.

“We want our guests to have a wonderful experience, from the first tender bite of fresh chicken dipped in house-made sauces, down to the last sip of our hand-spun milkshakes,” said Tony Grappo, a longtime Las Vegan and Nevada market director for PDQ. “We’re so committed to serving delicious and healthy meals that we enjoy cooking in open kitchens that allow our guests to see how we prepare the food from start to finish.”

PDQ has numerous locations in seven states, from North Carolina and South Carolina to Alabama, Florida, Georgia and Texas and has now brought its brand to Nevada. A second location is slated to open this summer on West Sahara Avenue, just west of Interstate 15. PDQ co-founders include Bob Basham, a principal owner who was also a co-founder of Outback Steakhouse, and Nick Reader, a former CFO of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. “Southern Nevada is a great market for what we do at PDQ. We think there’s a tremendous appetite here for a fresh and healthy alternative,” Basham said.

While many are drawn to PDQ’s famous crispy tenders, the menu features a variety of options that cater to just about everyone’s palate. The high-quality fresh chicken, which comes in tender meals, sandwiches and salads, can also be grilled, and fresh turkey can be substituted for chicken. The hand-tossed salads are made with fresh produce and can be paired with seven homemade salad dressings. Fresh-cut fries are made in-house every day from fresh potatoes.

PDQ’s restaurant in North Las Vegas will have more than 4,000 square feet, more than 120 seats and a drive-through window. Its hours are 10:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. seven days a week.  PDQ is founded on high-quality food, attentive customer service and genuine hospitality in a friendly atmosphere. For more information, visit www.eatPDQ.com or call (702) 410-6747.

 

About PDQ:

Outback Steakhouse co-founder Bob Basham and MVP Holdings CEO Nick Reader are the two principal owners of PDQ. The partners spent more than two years developing the concept behind the brand and quality of the food and establishments. On Oct. 30, 2011, the original PDQ restaurant opened its doors, and the concept now has 39 locations throughout Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Nevada, North Carolina, South Carolina and Texas. PDQ prides itself on delicious sandwiches and salads made with the finest ingredients and their signature sauces and dressings are homemade every day. Restaurant Business Magazine recently named PDQ as the #1 fastest growing small chain in America, Nation’s Restaurant News chose PDQ as a 2014 Hot Concepts recipient and QSR Magazine named PDQ its July 2014 One to Watch. All menu items are under $10 and combo meals start as low as $7.69. PDQ will be open for lunch and dinner seven days a week with dine-in seating and a drive-through. Catering is also available for events and carryout. For more information, visit www.eatPDQ.com.