Teddys

An Appetite for Technology

Why do bigger burgers need the best technology? According to Rich Stula, co-founder and co-owner of Teddy’s Bigger Burgers, technology is everywhere in their stores. They believe in “omni-channel ordering,” which means customers can order online, by app, phone or onscreen in-store.

Fast, reliable connections are also vital for keeping in touch throughout a network of 25 stores in 5 states and 5 countries. The business, which started with a single store in Diamond Head, has grown exponentially, and they know that technology will take them even further.

Fresh Food, Not Fast Food

The Teddy’s Bigger Burgers difference comes down to freshness and quality. Their signature burgers and other menu items are prepared to order. It may take a bit longer, but it’s worth the wait.

From Backyard Burgers to a Worldwide Phenomenon

Co-founders Ted Tsakiris and Rich Stula always loved great burgers. What they couldn’t understand is why it was so hard to find burgers worthy of the name in fast food establishments. Sensing a business opportunity, they opened their first store in Diamond Head in 1998. Their formula, based on the menus and atmosphere of classic 1950s burger joints, was a huge hit. Today there are Teddy’s Bigger Burgers stores in 5 states and 5 countries.

Embracing Technology

Their stores may harken back to the 1950s, but Teddy’s Bigger Burgers is totally up to date on the technology front. Fast, reliable Fiber connections from Hawaiian Telcom allow customers to order online, by app, phone or onscreen in-store. From their in-store WiFi to their web and social media presence, Teddy’s definitely has the recipe for business success.

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