Good Times Restaurants

Good Times Restaurants, Inc. engages in restaurant operation through its wholly owned restaurants: Good Times Drive Thru, Inc., BD of Colorado, LLC, Bad Daddy’s Franchise Development, LLC, and Bad Daddy’s International, LLC. It operates under the Good Times Burgers and Frozen Custard, and Bad Daddy’s Burger Bar restaurant segments. The Good Times Burgers and Frozen Custard restaurant segment provides quick service drive-thru service focusing on all-natural burgers, fries, and frozen custard. The Bad Daddy’s Burger Bar restaurant segment offers full-service casual dining as a specialty burger bar concept. The company was founded in 1987 and is headquartered in Golden, CO.

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Good Times Restaurants reports stable Q2 performance amidst operational enhancements

Good Times Restaurants showcased resilience with consistent sales growth and strategic operational changes, while addressing challenges in labor costs.
The company's financial performance remained stable, with a focus on cost management and growth opportunities through acquisitions and operational enhancements.
Overall, Good Times Restaurants is well-positioned to capitalize on its strengths, navigate challenges, and leverage opportunities for sustained success in the market.

Good Times Restaurants reports strong Q3 performance amidst challenges

Good Times Restaurants (GTIM) delivered a strong performance in Q3 with sales growth and positive financial results.
The company faces challenges from labor issues, competitive pricing pressures, and cost considerations.
Opportunities lie in strategic workforce management, menu adjustments, and expansion plans to drive future growth.
Overall, Good Times remains optimistic about its future prospects and continues to focus on enhancing customer engagement and shareholder value.

Good Times Restaurants reports record revenues amidst brand performance variations

Good Times Restaurants (GTIM) navigated a mixed performance in Q4 2024, with Bad Daddy's excelling in sales growth and operational enhancements while Good Times faced challenges with negative same-store sales.
Despite challenges, the company achieved record total revenues of $35.8 million, showcasing the strength and resilience of both brands in driving sales and innovation.
Opportunities lie in menu innovation, value offerings, and strategic investments, positioning GTIM for continued growth and shareholder value creation in the future.

Good Times Restaurants reports mixed Q1 performance, eyes expansion opportunities

GTIM's Q1 2025 earnings call highlighted mixed performance between Bad Daddy's and Good Times brands. While Bad Daddy's showed sales growth and margin improvement, Good Times faced cost challenges and flat sales. The company aims to capitalize on opportunities for expansion and menu optimization.

Good Times Restaurants tackles sales decline with strategic changes

Good Times Restaurants faced challenges with declining sales and profitability in Q2 2025. Despite this, strategic changes and successful initiatives at Bad Daddy's contributed to improved performance. Opportunities exist in leveraging menu successes, marketing shifts, and leadership changes for future growth. Adapting to market dynamics and enhancing operational efficiency are key focus areas for both brands.

Good Times Restaurants reports mixed Q3 results, plans for growth

GTIM's Q3 showed mixed results with Bad Daddy's performing better than Good Times. Financially, the company reported adjusted EBITDA of $2.2 million with cash reserves of $3.1 million. Challenges include declining same-store sales and increased costs impacting profitability. Future plans focus on cash accumulation, share repurchases, and special projects for fiscal 2026.

Good Times Restaurants reports Q1 resilience amidst sales challenges

Good Times Restaurants navigated challenges in Q1 2026 with resilience, focusing on operational improvements and strategic marketing initiatives. Despite sales declines and weather impacts, the company remains committed to financial stability through debt reduction and cash reserve building. Efficient cost management and operational strengths at Bad Daddy's provide a foundation for future growth and profitability. The company's performance reflects a balance of challenges and opportunities, with a strategic focus on enhancing customer experience and shareholder value.

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Good Times Restaurants, Inc. engages in the operation of two restaurant concepts. It operates under the Good Times Burgers and Bad Daddy’s Burger Bar restaurant segments. The Good Times Burgers segment provides quick drive-thru service. The Bad Daddy’s Burger Bar restaurant segment offers full-service casual dining. The company was founded in 1987 and is headquartered in Golden, CO.