Who owns the Chart House chain?

Pillsbury purchased Chart House in June as part of its $360-million acquisition of Diversifoods Inc., which included Chart House, Burger King and the Godfather’s Pizza chain. Pillsbury’s other dinner house chains have “at least 200 units,” according to Levin.

How many locations does Chart House have?

With 24 waterfront restaurants and showcase locations ranging from the historic to the unforgettable, Chart House specializes in dazzling views, unique cuisine, and exceptional service.

What is Chart House?

Definition of chart house : a compartment on or near the bridge of a ship where charts and other navigational equipment are kept and used. — called also chart room.

Who started the Chart House?

surfer Joey Cabell
The Chart House concept was born on Independence Day in 1961, the brainchild of famed Hawaiian surfer Joey Cabell and U.S. Navy man Buzzy Bent.

Where was the original Chart House?

The first Chart House restaurant opened as a steak house in Aspen, Colorado, on the Fourth of July, 1961. The upscale chain’s rather humble beginning consisted of 14 tables and four bar stools in a converted diner, with charts on the tables, photographs on the walls, and an emphasis on quality dining.

Where was the first Chart House located?

Aspen, Colorado
Cabell and his business partner friend Buzzy Bent opened the first Chart House restaurant in Aspen, Colorado in the early 1960’s. Subsequent Chart House restaurants were opened in Redondo Beach and Newport Beach in California as well Waikiki and Honolulu in Hawaii.

Who started the Chart House restaurants?

Origins in the 1960s Behind the restaurant were the ideas of its two founders–Hawaiian surf legend Joey Cabell and former U.S. Navy frogman Buzzy Bent–and their $5,000 investment. By the first winter, the Chart House was a trendy and crowded dining spot, with nightly customers enjoying teriyaki steaks and artichokes.