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AmRest Expands to 2,500 Restaurants Across Eastern Europe by 2025

From 1,219 to 1,300+ locations in five years—how AmRest became a powerhouse in Eastern Europe. Investors take note of its resilient, brand-driven growth.

The image shows a restaurant with tables and chairs in front of it, located in Paris, France. The...
The image shows a restaurant with tables and chairs in front of it, located in Paris, France. The restaurant is called Le 31 Massena and is known for its Italian cuisine. The walls are adorned with boards with text, and there is a door leading into the store. Inside the store, there are various objects, giving the restaurant a cozy atmosphere.

AmRest Expands to 2,500 Restaurants Across Eastern Europe by 2025

AmRest Holdings SE has expanded its presence in Eastern Europe, growing from around 1,219 locations in 2020 to over 1,300 by late 2025. The company, headquartered in Luxembourg, now operates more than 2,500 restaurants across the continent, including well-known brands like Starbucks, KFC, and Pizza Hut.

The company's growth in the Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) region has been steady. By the end of 2025, it opened 64 new sites, bringing its total in the area to 1,283. Further expansion pushed the number to over 1,300, with 167 locations spread across other CEE countries. This brings AmRest's overall restaurant count to 2,110, reinforcing its position as one of Europe's largest independent operators.

In Poland, AmRest leads the casual dining market. The company is also investing in digital ordering and delivery services to meet changing consumer habits. Its broad geographic reach—spanning over ten countries—helps protect against regional economic shifts. Financially, AmRest benefits from a mix of franchise fees and a diverse portfolio of brands. This stability makes it an appealing option for DACH investors looking to tap into Eastern Europe's growing food service sector.

AmRest's expansion reflects rising demand for international dining chains in Eastern Europe. With a strong brand lineup and a wide geographic footprint, the company maintains resilience despite cost pressures. For investors, it offers a way to access high-growth markets while benefiting from a well-established business model.

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