Hog's Breath Cafe

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Hog's Breath Cafe is an Australian and New Zealand chain of casual dining restaurants and bars. The restaurant is known for its signature dish, the 18-hour slow-cooked prime rib, as well as a variety of other menu items including burgers, seafood, and salads.

History

Hog's Breath Cafe was founded in Airlie Beach, Queensland, Australia, in 1989 by Don Algie. The concept was to create a unique dining experience with a relaxed and fun atmosphere. The first restaurant quickly gained popularity, leading to the expansion of the chain across Australia and into New Zealand.

Menu

The menu at Hog's Breath Cafe features a wide range of dishes, with the most famous being the 18-hour slow-cooked prime rib. Other popular items include:

• Burgers
• Seafood
• Salads
• Chicken dishes
• Desserts

The restaurant also offers a variety of beverages, including soft drinks, cocktails, and a selection of beers and wines.

Locations

Hog's Breath Cafe has numerous locations across Australia and New Zealand. Each restaurant is designed to provide a casual and welcoming atmosphere, often featuring rustic decor and memorabilia.

Marketing and Branding

The brand is known for its distinctive logo, which features a cartoon hog wearing sunglasses. The marketing strategy often emphasizes the fun and relaxed dining experience, with slogans such as "Hog'spitality" and "There’s no place like Hog’s."

Community Involvement

Hog's Breath Cafe is involved in various community activities and charitable events. The company often supports local sports teams and participates in fundraising efforts for different causes.

See Also

• List of restaurant chains in Australia
• List of casual dining restaurant chains
• Airlie Beach
• Queensland

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