This is the first result of the alliance between two restaurant groups: Pollo Campero and Group Eat Out (owner of Pans & Company). Said alliance was announced a year ago, but was made official with this announcement.

The agreement also includes opening two new Pans & Company restaurants in Guatemala, where there is already one.

Elsalvador.com reported that each restaurant will require a $500.000 investment.

Source: elsalvador.com

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