Russo's publishes one historical Net Sales reference from its current Franchise Disclosure Document. This page explains the approved statement and the limits that matter when a candidate evaluates it.
Published by Russo's Franchise Development on September 12, 2026. Brand facts are connected to Chef Anthony Russo, founder of Russo's New York Pizzeria. Financial information on this page is limited to figures already published on this website and should be confirmed in the current Franchise Disclosure Document.
*The top 50% of U.S. franchised Russo's stores averaged $1,164,000 in Net Sales for fiscal year 2025 according to Item 19 of the Franchise Disclosure Document. Individual results vary. Review the current FDD for the complete population, definitions, methodology, exclusions, and context.
The statement reports average Net Sales for the top half of the U.S. franchised stores included under the definition in Item 19 for fiscal year 2025. The full FDD explains how the group and metric are defined.
It can help a candidate frame questions, but it should not be separated from the complete Item 19 disclosure.
The figure is not a representation of profit, cash flow, owner income, return on investment, or what a new restaurant will achieve. Individual results vary. Sales can be affected by market, site, management, operating costs, competition, financing, and other factors.
These answers summarize current public franchise information. The current Franchise Disclosure Document and signed agreements control.
The current website states that the top 50% of U.S. franchised Russo's stores averaged $1,164,000 in Net Sales for fiscal year 2025 according to Item 19 of the FDD.
No. It is a historical Net Sales average for the stated group, not profit, owner income, cash flow, or a forecast.
No. Individual results vary, and no sales, profit, or return is guaranteed. Market, site, management, costs, competition, financing, and other factors can affect results.
Review Item 19 in the current Franchise Disclosure Document for the population, definitions, exclusions, period, methodology, and required context.
Read the full FDD, build a market-specific financial model, and consult qualified legal, accounting, tax, lending, and business advisors before making an investment decision.
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