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Building a Restaurant Brand

Patti Faulkner • Nov 22, 2016

Not just a cook. Jack Allen's Kitchen.

Strategis in Austin hired Premise to create a brand for a new restaurant venture. Executive chef and owner Jack Gilmore, along with partner Tom Kamm set out to provide Central Texas with fresh, locally sourced food in an atmosphere that celebrated their Texas Roots.

From the logo to the advertising, website and customer communications, Premise put Jack Allen's Kitchen on the map with three locations now open in the greater Austin market. Even with new partners and consultants on the team, the essence of the brand we launched has remained true to its roots.


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