Where
Every Wing Boss opening, on the map
The wash is where US retail is opening overall. The dots are this brand — drag the timeline to watch them land.
The full report finds the trade areas that look like the ones Wing Boss already wins in — demographics, co-tenancy, traffic.
One release carries most of this change — likely a data-coverage artifact, not store openings.
US locations
As of Q3 2026
Net new stores
8 quarters · Q4 2024 → Q3 2026
Verified new locations
8 quarters · Q4 2024 → Q3 2026
Individually verified openings, not a count difference.
Latest quarter
1 quarter
Prior quarter not comparable — index batch.
This brand's index coverage is still maturing, so growth percentages are withheld — the counts shown are individually verified store openings.
Wing BossUnverified — One release carries most of this change — likely a data-coverage artifact, not store openings.
Indexed to 100 at the first quarter — the shape is the growth rate, not the store count.
Rankings
The fastest-growing chains in Restaurants & Fast Casual
Ranked by acceleration — opening faster now than they were a year ago.
Most of Wing Boss's locations in the index sit at the same addresses as one larger operator's — a sibling banner, a host store, or a shared kitchen — so its counts likely include locations that are not its own leases, and it is not ranked against chains that sign their own.
Rankings exclude companies whose entire rise lands in a single quarter — that pattern is a change in data coverage, not expansion.
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Wing Boss against anyone
Indexed to 100 at the first quarter, so a 300-store chain and a 3,000-store chain are the same shape. Wing Boss plus up to 4 others.
Knowing how fast Wing Boss is growing is half of it. The other half is where they should open next.
We'll find the trade areas that look like the ones Wing Boss already wins in — demographics, co-tenancy, traffic, and the specific neighbourhoods that match.