Buying a barBURRITO franchise in Canada

What barBURRITO says about franchising

barBURRITO’s franchise page, read Oct 22, 2026, is short. It describes the brand as “an industry leading brand in the forefront of one of the hottest types of food today” and lists what it says a franchisee gets: negotiated supply agreements, a comprehensive training program, site selection and lease negotiation, a field support team, targeted marketing for the store and the brand, and access to the best locations. It invites prospective franchisees to download an application form, to request information, or to attend a Franchise Discovery Webinar. These are the franchisor’s own descriptions, not something Deavo has checked.

What the page does not say

The page names no initial franchise fee, total investment, liquid capital or net worth requirement, royalty, advertising contribution, agreement term, training length or list of available areas, and it makes no statement about existing restaurants for sale. The table on this page shows each of those as not published. That means the figures were not on the page we read, not that no such fees exist. Ask barBURRITO for them in writing, and for its franchise disclosure document, before relying on any number from a listing.

Where barBURRITO is listed on Deavo

On Oct 20, 2026, Deavo carried 6 barBURRITO listings: Ontario (3), Alberta (2) and Quebec (1). These are advertisements placed by sellers or brokers, and each card shows its own asking price, which is the advertiser’s number and not a valuation. The page for buying an existing barBURRITO explains what that means for a resale.

Disclosure law where barBURRITO is listed

Ontario and Alberta have a franchise disclosure statute; Quebec has none. Where a statute applies, the prospective franchisee must receive the franchisor’s disclosure document at least 14 days before the earlier of signing any agreement relating to the franchise and paying any consideration relating to it, subject to each Act’s exceptions; late or missing disclosure can give the franchisee a statutory right to rescind that runs on a deadline. Because barBURRITO publishes no cost figures on its franchise page, the disclosure document is the place to find them; note the day you receive it, since under both the Ontario and Alberta Acts the 60-day period to rescind for late disclosure runs from the day the disclosure document is received. Whether disclosure applies to a particular resale depends on the facts of the sale, which is a question for a franchise lawyer.

Financing and approval

barBURRITO’s page does not mention financing. For how Canadian franchise purchases are financed, see can a franchise purchase be financed? For what a franchisor may require of a buyer, see what financial requirements do franchisors set for buyers.