
Restaurants — QSR — Retail Food Service
We build where
America eats.
Trusted by national food-service brands — multiple McDonald's locations across the state, Wawa site development, and retail buildouts, delivered to brand standard on fast-track schedules.
McDonald's
Multiple locations delivered statewide
Wawa
Active site development
Statewide
Serving all of New Jersey
24/7
Phone support & after-hours work
Food Service Capabilities
Built for operators,
measured in open days.
Brand-Standard Buildouts
National franchise brands live and die by their standards. We build to corporate spec — finishes, signage, layouts — and pass brand inspections the first time.
Fast-Track Schedules
Every day a restaurant is closed costs money. We phase and fast-track construction to compress downtime — and where possible, keep you serving while we build.
Kitchens & Equipment
Commercial kitchen coordination, equipment rough-ins, ventilation, and health-code compliance — the parts of food-service construction that can't be learned on your project.
Landlord & Mall Coordination
From regional malls like Woodbridge Center to multi-tenant plazas, we handle landlord requirements, insurance, and after-hours work rules so you don't have to.
Site Development
Ground-up capability from excavation and utilities forward — including active site development for Wawa.
Repeat National Clients
Multiple McDonald's locations across the state. Wawa. Bank of America. National operators come back to Fame because we deliver the same way every time.
The Work
Food Service & Retail Projects
CommercialThe Fox & The Falcon
Restaurant & Bar Renovation — South Orange, NJ
CommercialMcDonald's
Restaurant Renovation Program — Multiple Locations, NJ
CommercialWawa
Site Development — Metuchen, NJ
CommercialKirtilals
Jewelry Store Fit-Out — Woodbridge Center, NJ
CommercialAcorn Plaza
Shopping Center Renovation — Stanhope, NJ
CommercialShopping Center
Retail Center Renovation — Piscataway, NJ
“Opening a new location? Let's talk about how fast we can get you serving customers.”