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Wienerschnitzel

221 mapped US locations. Median trade area within 3 miles: 115,382 residents and a $80,528 median household income.

Compared with the typical US retail site, a Wienerschnitzel trade area holds more coffee, fast food and education — and less bars, banks and home improvement.

Wienerschnitzel is a franchise. Its investment range, fees and FDD details live on FranchiseLens: Wienerschnitzel franchise economics →

Who lives around it

Measure25thMedian75thvs typical site
Population within 1 mi10,55415,73823,3742.08×
Population within 3 mi71,659115,382170,7932.04×
Population within 5 mi139,952283,527379,3362.18×
Households within 3 mi25,83938,66758,8391.75×
Median household income (3 mi)$67,043$80,528$96,2521.03×
Median age (3 mi)34.136.338.80.94×
Owner-occupied homes (3 mi)47.1%56.3%61.9%0.91×
Family households (3 mi)61.9%69.9%75.6%1.10×
Residents with a bachelor's degree (3 mi)ACS B15003_022E — bachelor's as the highest degree attained, so it excludes graduate degrees.6,98413,54422,8891.62×

How you get there

Measure25thMedian75thvs typical site
Distance to a traffic signalSignalised intersections are the cheapest available proxy for an arterial with turning access.53 m93 m150 m0.66×
Distance to a primary road31 m59 m1.3 km0.24×
Distance to a motorway267 m659 m1.7 km1.06×
Traffic signals within 1 mi2442662.00×

What else is there

Measure25thMedian75thvs typical site
Distance to the nearest business of the same kindAny business in the chain's own category - an independent counts the same as a national brand. Reads 50 km when there is nothing of the kind within 50 km.81 m125 m210 m0.58×
Businesses of the same kind within 3 miA grocer's competitors are other grocers, a gym's are other gyms. The chain's own stores are excluded.48691073.29×
Mapped POIs per resident (3 mi)A coverage flag, not a market signal: a low value can mean an empty trade area or a thinly mapped one.0.00370.00530.00830.75×

The retail mix around its sites

Median count of each category within 3 miles, and that category's share of all mapped retail in the ring. The share is what makes this a fingerprint rather than a density reading — it is what separates a Walmart trade area from a Starbucks one.

CategoryMedian within 3 miShare of mixvs typical site
Coffee183.0%1.38×
Fast food6911.5%1.22×
Education447.2%1.18×
Grocery142.4%1.12×
Lodging152.7%1.11×
Big box132.1%1.05×
Beauty254.1%1.02×
Medical233.7%1.01×
Other retail11719.3%0.99×
Professional services101.7%0.98×
Convenience213.4%0.97×
Restaurants7311.0%0.97×
Apparel121.7%0.96×
Entertainment50.7%0.96×
Auto6410.7%0.94×
Pharmacy91.5%0.94×
Fitness132.1%0.92×
Home improvement60.9%0.91×
Banks203.2%0.81×
Bars50.8%0.75×

Where its locations are

Top metro areas

Los Angeles-Long Beach-Anaheim, CA47
Riverside-San Bernardino-Ontario, CA36
Sacramento-Roseville-Folsom, CA14
San Jose-Sunnyvale-Santa Clara, CA10
San Diego-Chula Vista-Carlsbad, CA9
Phoenix-Mesa-Chandler, AZ7
Lubbock, TX7
Las Vegas-Henderson-North Las Vegas, NV6

Top states

CA146
TX33
AZ14
NM7
UT6
NV6
CO4
LA1

What the “vs typical site” column means. It is this chain's median divided by the median across all 173,178 tracked retail sites. 1.00× is exactly typical. It describes where the chain is today; it is not a prediction and not a judgement about any individual location.

Every count around a Wienerschnitzel site is computed with Wienerschnitzel itself excluded, so a chain never counts its own stores.