Viral bagel chain known for ‘rip and dip’ style confirms plans to open 35 new stores in iconic state

The viral brand, which everyone won from New York Woods to Martha Stewart itself, has announced the main expansion plans.

It is really good news for BAGELS fans emanating on the West Coast.

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The favorite chain of worship, which is famous for its “fist, rip and dip” approach, brings the experience to Los Angeles, Orange and San Diego through the new franchise partnerships.

In total, 35 new sites are planned throughout the golden state.

The brand with James Marzouk signed from Sweetzer Capital to open 25 stores in La and Orange County.

She also participated with Paul Godman and Griffin, a third known as Bagel Boyz, to launch 10 stores in San Diego County.

These stores will start over the next few years, as they deepen their national mark.

“California has always been a major market in our growth strategy,” said Tory Bartlett, CEO of Popup Bagels.

“We are happy to partnership with people who are not only experienced factors, but also deeply linked to their local communities.”

Posk bread, known to preserve simple things, is known as the whole hot bread that is intended to tolerate and overwhelm.

Each store usually extends 1,100 square feet and is placed in high -end neighborhoods to suit the informal group atmosphere.

James Marzuk said: “As a citizen in Los Angeles, presenting the concept of baking in New York with such a strong identity to a vertical hometown is incredibly meaningful,” said James Marzuk.

“We are targeting the areas that are compatible with the brand's energy and its culture.”

Meanwhile, in San Diego, the excitement is equally strong.

“Whether you are holding dozens of your neighbors or bringing some to the beach, it is about creating delicious and common moments.”

It was originally launched in Westport, Connecticut, by the founder Adam Goldberg, and soon became a phenomenon of the eastern coast.

She won a prize for her baked bread and recycling in cooperation with the top chefs and brands.

Celebrities such as Martha Stewart, Donald Glove and Kara Devini are the huge fans of the bakery.

Now, as California joins the party, Popup Bages is one step to become a country's essential element.

This crunchy, gentle, hot bread of the artist contains a completely new mass base to overcome it, and its success is to be huge for those on the western coast.