The conversion process will unfold over the next 18 to 24 months, beginning with existing sites in Cincinnati and Richmond, Virginia. For Biscuit Belly CEO Chad Coulter, the deal addresses the two most persistent obstacles in the restaurant industry: the slow pace of real estate development and the challenge of recruiting established staff. By inheriting the Maple Street footprint and its personnel, the company bypasses years of traditional site selection and hiring cycles.
Since its founding in 2019, Biscuit Belly has leveraged a niche for elevated Southern comfort food to expand across the Southeast. Co-founder Lauren Coulter noted that the acquisition accelerates a decade-long objective to become the dominant gourmet biscuit brand in the United States. While the interiors and menus will shift to reflect the Biscuit Belly identity, the company plans to integrate the existing store-level teams into its current operational culture.

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