Eat’n’Go Nigeria, the parent company of popular food brands like Domino’s Pizza, Cold Stone Creamery, and Pinkberry, has marked a significant milestone in its expansion journey with the official opening of a new outlet in Chevron, Lagos.

The Chevron outlet, which opened its doors on November 17, 2025, is designed to provide a top-tier dining experience and caters to a diverse customer base that includes office workers, residents, tourists, and visitors. Strategically located, the new store contributes to Eat’n’Go’s growing footprint in Lagos and strengthens its position as a leader in the quick-service restaurant (QSR) sector, both in Nigeria and across Africa.

Growth and Customer Reception

Since its launch, the Chevron store has seen strong patronage, with customer traffic steadily increasing, signaling that the demand for high-quality and convenient food options is thriving. This rapid success reflects the company’s ability to meet the needs of a wide range of customers and suggests that the new outlet will enjoy sustained growth.

Ademilola Odunubi, Managing Director of Eat’n’Go Nigeria, expressed excitement about the launch:

“The opening of our Chevron store is a proud milestone for Eat’n’Go. By launching this outlet, we are redefining convenience, choice, and quality for our customers. This expansion reflects our commitment to delivering exceptional experiences while continuing to scale.”

He also mentioned that the Chevron location is a key part of Eat’n’Go’s strategic plans for growth, and they expect it to become a central hub for both local residents and visitors, offering a vibrant, welcoming environment for dining.

Community Engagement and Upcoming Celebrations

To mark the opening, Eat’n’Go Nigeria will host a formal launch party in December 2025, inviting customers, stakeholders, and partners to experience the full range of offerings at the new store. The event will feature product sampling, interactive experiences, and community-focused activities aimed at strengthening customer loyalty and engagement.

Beyond commercial growth, Eat’n’Go remains dedicated to supporting the local community. The new Chevron outlet is expected to create new employment opportunities, support local suppliers, and contribute to the economic vitality of the region. By integrating social responsibility into its operations, the company seeks to create value for both customers and the communities where it operates.

Continued Expansion and Sustainability Focus

With nearly 200 stores worldwide, Eat’n’Go Nigeria continues to set the standard in the QSR industry through operational excellence, customer-focused strategies, and innovative concepts. The company’s commitment to sustainability is also evident through initiatives such as their collaboration with Akada, where they recycled over 1,000kg of waste in a drive to promote environmental responsibility.