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Tom Roekins

2024-06-11T01:34:15Z

Ok0wen: /* List of Locations */

{{Infobox
| title = Tom Roekins Inc.
| image = [[File:Roekins1.png|256px]]
| label1 = Industry
| data1 = Restaurants
| label2 = Founder
| data2 = ok0wen
| label3 = Real-life equivalent
| data3 = Tim Hortons Inc.
| label4 = Version introduced
| data4 = [[0.5.4]]
| label5 = Locations
| data5 = 12
| image2 = [[File:Roekins-Llanos.png|256px|thumb|Tom Roekins restaurant in Los Llanos, CA|center]]
}}

'''Tom Roekins Inc.''', commonly nicknamed '''Tom's''' is a Canadian multinational fast food restaurant chain. Based in Toronto, Tom Roekins serves coffee, doughnuts, and other fast food items. It is Canada's largest quick-service restaurant chain.

The company was founded in 1984 in Tilbury, Ontario, by Canadian hockey player Tom Roekin (1950–1989) and Yves Blair (1954–2009), after an initial venture in hamburger restaurants. In 1986, Roekin partnered with investor Charles Toby, who assumed control over operations after Roekin died in 1989. Toby expanded the chain into a multi-billion dollar franchise.

=== Expansion into Greenfield, CA ===
In the late quarter of 0.5.4, franchisees ''Scott's Restaurants Inc.'' and ''HKM Host LP'' formed an agreement between their respective companies and the chain to open the brands first restaurants in the city of Greenfield and its Districts. This expansion was inspired by a growing percentage of Canadian snowbirds choosing to vacation during the winter in California, rather than Florida. HKM Host - a restaurant operator for airport or travel plaza settings - operate 3 stores in Greenfield International Airport, while Scott's focused on opening traditional stores in Rio Pueblo, Rockwell, Palma, Dawson, & Long Port Keys.

=== Marketing ===
The company, from founding to current day, has always prided itself on its 'Always fresh' standards. It has run several ad campaigns highlighting its freshly brewed coffee, always served 20 minutes fresh, and its freshly baked donuts and pastries. The Greenfield franchises have introduced a 'Canada's leading import' slogan that can found mentioned on every store in the region.

=== Tom's URBAN ===
In order to expand the franchise inside urban areas that have already been developed, Scott's Restaurants Inc. partnered with Tom's corporate to develop a style of Tom's restaurant to capture urban inner city customers. These restaurants focus on their drinks and donuts - offering unique-to-store drinks and donut types. These stores also have a more modern design and are interior only - not being located on larger properties with independent buildings.

=== List of Locations ===
{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible"
|+
!Address
!Neighbourhood
!Store Number
!Coordinates
(X,Y)
!Picture
!Notes
|-
|N/A
|Dawson
|1
|2618, 562
|
|First store in Greenfield.
|-
|N/A
|Los Llanos - East
|2
|4122, -176
|[[File:Roekins-Llanos.png|border|center|frameless]]
|
|-
|N/A
|Rio Pueblo - North
|3
|4466, -1451
|
|
|-
|N/A
|Rockwell - East
|4
|4774, 1721
|
|Flagship Store
|-
|N/A
|Ramona - East
|5
|2897, 1266
|
|URBAN Location
|-
|N/A
|Santa Cecilia
|6
|522, 1393
|
|Construction halted /
Location unfinished
|-
|1310 Sherman Ave
|Ashfield - East
|7
|343, -1456
|
|URBAN Location
|-
|101 W. Richmond Ave
|Glenview - North
|8
| -21, -2584
|
|URBAN Location
|-
|GIA Terminal 1
|Greenfield International Airport
|9
|3665, -2026
|
|Operated by HKM Host
|-
|1406 Maynard St
|Near East Side - South
|10
|1554, 443
|
|
|-
|452 W. Liberty Ave
|Downtown - South
|11
|529, 204
|
|
|-
|Gate 60 GIA Terminal 1
|Greenfield International Airport
|12
|3851, -2233
|
|Operated by HKM Host
|-
|Go Hotel Bridge
|Greenfield International Airport
|13
|3654, -1792
|
|Operated by HKM Host
Express Self-Service Location
|-
|GIA Terminal 3
|Greenfield International Airport
|14
|3311, -1702
|
|Operated by HKM Host
|-
|500 W. Packard St
|Downtown
|15
|358, -56
|
|
|-
|Delfino Plaza
|Del Rey
|16
|743, -2069
|
|
|-
|419 Esplanade West
|Hunter's Point - North
|17
| -18, -177
|
|
|-
|6 E. Liberty Ave
|Near East Side - West
|18
|1138, 208
|
|
|-
|C-06 14 W. Washington St
|Little Kyoto
|19
|1170, -193
|
|
|-
|558 W. Liberty Ave
|Hunter's Point
|20
|167, 210
|
|
|-
|GT Center
|Downtown
|21
|531, -113
|
|
|-
|783 Felch St
|Downtown
|22
|368, -401
|
|
|-
|487 Azure Loop
|China Town
|23
|532, 712
|
|
|-
|Canyon Mall
|Downtown
|24
|532, 21
|
|
|-
|Pacific Shores Center
|Ramona
|25
|2080, 1291
|
|
|}

=== Gallery ===
[[File:Tom Roekins Terminal 3.png|thumb|left|Tom Roekins in Terminal 3.]]
[[Category:Companies]]
[[Category:Ok0wen]]

Tom Roekins

2024-06-07T22:49:22Z

Ok0wen: /* List of Locations */

{{Infobox
| title = Tom Roekins Inc.
| image = [[File:Roekins1.png|256px]]
| label1 = Industry
| data1 = Restaurants
| label2 = Founder
| data2 = ok0wen
| label3 = Real-life equivalent
| data3 = Tim Hortons Inc.
| label4 = Version introduced
| data4 = [[0.5.4]]
| label5 = Locations
| data5 = 12
| image2 = [[File:Roekins-Llanos.png|256px|thumb|Tom Roekins restaurant in Los Llanos, CA|center]]
}}

'''Tom Roekins Inc.''', commonly nicknamed '''Tom's''' is a Canadian multinational fast food restaurant chain. Based in Toronto, Tom Roekins serves coffee, doughnuts, and other fast food items. It is Canada's largest quick-service restaurant chain.

The company was founded in 1984 in Tilbury, Ontario, by Canadian hockey player Tom Roekin (1950–1989) and Yves Blair (1954–2009), after an initial venture in hamburger restaurants. In 1986, Roekin partnered with investor Charles Toby, who assumed control over operations after Roekin died in 1989. Toby expanded the chain into a multi-billion dollar franchise.

=== Expansion into Greenfield, CA ===
In the late quarter of 0.5.4, franchisees ''Scott's Restaurants Inc.'' and ''HKM Host LP'' formed an agreement between their respective companies and the chain to open the brands first restaurants in the city of Greenfield and its Districts. This expansion was inspired by a growing percentage of Canadian snowbirds choosing to vacation during the winter in California, rather than Florida. HKM Host - a restaurant operator for airport or travel plaza settings - operate 3 stores in Greenfield International Airport, while Scott's focused on opening traditional stores in Rio Pueblo, Rockwell, Palma, Dawson, & Long Port Keys.

=== Marketing ===
The company, from founding to current day, has always prided itself on its 'Always fresh' standards. It has run several ad campaigns highlighting its freshly brewed coffee, always served 20 minutes fresh, and its freshly baked donuts and pastries. The Greenfield franchises have introduced a 'Canada's leading import' slogan that can found mentioned on every store in the region.

=== Tom's URBAN ===
In order to expand the franchise inside urban areas that have already been developed, Scott's Restaurants Inc. partnered with Tom's corporate to develop a style of Tom's restaurant to capture urban inner city customers. These restaurants focus on their drinks and donuts - offering unique-to-store drinks and donut types. These stores also have a more modern design and are interior only - not being located on larger properties with independent buildings.

=== List of Locations ===
{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible"
|+
!Address
!Neighbourhood
!Store Number
!Coordinates
(X,Y)
!Picture
!Notes
|-
|N/A
|Dawson
|1
|2618, 562
|
|First store in Greenfield.
|-
|N/A
|Los Llanos - East
|2
|4122, -176
|[[File:Roekins-Llanos.png|border|center|frameless]]
|
|-
|N/A
|Rio Pueblo - North
|3
|4466, -1451
|
|
|-
|N/A
|Rockwell - East
|4
|4774, 1721
|
|Flagship Store
|-
|N/A
|Ramona - East
|5
|2897, 1266
|
|URBAN Location
|-
|N/A
|Santa Cecilia
|6
|522, 1393
|
|Construction halted /
Location unfinished
|-
|1310 Sherman Ave
|Ashfield - East
|7
|343, -1456
|
|URBAN Location
|-
|101 W. Richmond Ave
|Glenview - North
|8
| -21, -2584
|
|URBAN Location
|-
|GIA Terminal 1
|Greenfield International Airport
|9
|3665, -2026
|
|Operated by HKM Host
|-
|1406 Maynard St
|Near East Side - South
|10
|1554, 443
|
|
|-
|452 W. Liberty Ave
|Downtown - South
|11
|529, 204
|
|
|-
|Gate 60 GIA Terminal 1
|Greenfield International Airport
|12
|3851, -2233
|
|Operated by HKM Host
|-
|Go Hotel Bridge
|Greenfield International Airport
|13
|3654, -1792
|
|Operated by HKM Host
Express Self-Service Location
|-
|GIA Terminal 3
|Greenfield International Airport
|14
|3311, -1702
|
|Operated by HKM Host
|-
|500 W. Packard St
|Downtown
|15
|358, -56
|
|
|-
|Delfino Plaza
|Del Rey
|16
|743, -2069
|
|
|-
|419 Esplanade West
|Hunter's Point - North
|17
| -18, -177
|
|
|-
|6 E. Liberty Ave
|Near East Side - West
|18
|1138, 208
|
|
|-
|C-06 14 W. Washington St
|Little Kyoto
|19
|1170, -193
|
|
|-
|558 W. Liberty Ave
|Hunter's Point
|20
|167, 210
|
|
|-
|GT Center
|Downtown
|21
|531, -113
|
|
|-
|783 Felch St
|Downtown
|22
|368, -401
|
|
|-
|487 Azure Loop
|China Town
|23
|532, 712
|
|
|-
|Canyon Mall
|Downtown
|24
|532, 21
|
|
|}

=== Gallery ===
[[File:Tom Roekins Terminal 3.png|thumb|left|Tom Roekins in Terminal 3.]]
[[Category:Companies]]
[[Category:Ok0wen]]

Tom Roekins

2024-06-03T03:38:21Z

Ok0wen: /* List of Locations */

{{Infobox
| title = Tom Roekins Inc.
| image = [[File:Roekins1.png|256px]]
| label1 = Industry
| data1 = Restaurants
| label2 = Founder
| data2 = ok0wen
| label3 = Real-life equivalent
| data3 = Tim Hortons Inc.
| label4 = Version introduced
| data4 = [[0.5.4]]
| label5 = Locations
| data5 = 12
| image2 = [[File:Roekins-Llanos.png|256px|thumb|Tom Roekins restaurant in Los Llanos, CA|center]]
}}

'''Tom Roekins Inc.''', commonly nicknamed '''Tom's''' is a Canadian multinational fast food restaurant chain. Based in Toronto, Tom Roekins serves coffee, doughnuts, and other fast food items. It is Canada's largest quick-service restaurant chain.

The company was founded in 1984 in Tilbury, Ontario, by Canadian hockey player Tom Roekin (1950–1989) and Yves Blair (1954–2009), after an initial venture in hamburger restaurants. In 1986, Roekin partnered with investor Charles Toby, who assumed control over operations after Roekin died in 1989. Toby expanded the chain into a multi-billion dollar franchise.

=== Expansion into Greenfield, CA ===
In the late quarter of 0.5.4, franchisees ''Scott's Restaurants Inc.'' and ''HKM Host LP'' formed an agreement between their respective companies and the chain to open the brands first restaurants in the city of Greenfield and its Districts. This expansion was inspired by a growing percentage of Canadian snowbirds choosing to vacation during the winter in California, rather than Florida. HKM Host - a restaurant operator for airport or travel plaza settings - operate 3 stores in Greenfield International Airport, while Scott's focused on opening traditional stores in Rio Pueblo, Rockwell, Palma, Dawson, & Long Port Keys.

=== Marketing ===
The company, from founding to current day, has always prided itself on its 'Always fresh' standards. It has run several ad campaigns highlighting its freshly brewed coffee, always served 20 minutes fresh, and its freshly baked donuts and pastries. The Greenfield franchises have introduced a 'Canada's leading import' slogan that can found mentioned on every store in the region.

=== Tom's URBAN ===
In order to expand the franchise inside urban areas that have already been developed, Scott's Restaurants Inc. partnered with Tom's corporate to develop a style of Tom's restaurant to capture urban inner city customers. These restaurants focus on their drinks and donuts - offering unique-to-store drinks and donut types. These stores also have a more modern design and are interior only - not being located on larger properties with independent buildings.

=== List of Locations ===
{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible"
|+
!Address
!Neighbourhood
!Store Number
!Coordinates
(X,Y)
!Picture
!Notes
|-
|N/A
|Dawson
|1
|2618, 562
|
|First store in Greenfield.
|-
|N/A
|Los Llanos - East
|2
|4122, -176
|[[File:Roekins-Llanos.png|border|center|frameless]]
|
|-
|N/A
|Rio Pueblo - North
|3
|4466, -1451
|
|
|-
|N/A
|Rockwell - East
|4
|4774, 1721
|
|Flagship Store
|-
|N/A
|Ramona - East
|5
|2897, 1266
|
|URBAN Location
|-
|N/A
|Santa Cecilia
|6
|522, 1393
|
|Construction halted /
Location unfinished
|-
|1310 Sherman Ave
|Ashfield - East
|7
|343, -1456
|
|URBAN Location
|-
|101 W. Richmond Ave
|Glenview - North
|8
| -21, -2584
|
|URBAN Location
|-
|GIA Terminal 1
|Greenfield International Airport
|9
|3665, -2026
|
|Operated by HKM Host
|-
|1406 Maynard St
|Near East Side - South
|10
|1554, 443
|
|
|-
|452 W. Liberty Ave
|Downtown - South
|11
|529, 204
|
|
|-
|Gate 60 GIA Terminal 1
|Greenfield International Airport
|12
|3851, -2233
|
|Operated by HKM Host
|-
|Go Hotel Bridge
|Greenfield International Airport
|13
|3654, -1792
|
|Operated by HKM Host
Express Self-Service Location
|-
|GIA Terminal 3
|Greenfield International Airport
|14
|3311, -1702
|
|Operated by HKM Host
|-
|500 W. Packard St
|Downtown
|15
|358, -56
|
|
|-
|Delfino Plaza
|Del Rey
|16
|743, -2069
|
|
|-
|419 Esplanade West
|Hunter's Point - North
|17
| -18, -177
|
|
|-
|6 E. Liberty Ave
|Near East Side - West
|18
|1138, 208
|
|
|-
|13 E. Market Ave
|Little Kyoto
|19
|1170, -193
|
|
|-
|558 W. Liberty Ave
|Hunter's Point
|20
|167, 210
|
|
|-
|GT Center
|Downtown
|21
|531, -113
|
|
|-
|783 Felch St
|Downtown
|22
|368, -401
|
|
|-
|487 Azure Loop
|China Town
|23
|532, 712
|
|
|-
|Canyon Mall
|Downtown
|24
|532, 21
|
|
|}

=== Gallery ===
[[File:Tom Roekins Terminal 3.png|thumb|left|Tom Roekins in Terminal 3.]]
[[Category:Companies]]
[[Category:Ok0wen]]

Tom Roekins

2024-06-03T03:34:21Z

Ok0wen: /* List of Locations */

{{Infobox
| title = Tom Roekins Inc.
| image = [[File:Roekins1.png|256px]]
| label1 = Industry
| data1 = Restaurants
| label2 = Founder
| data2 = ok0wen
| label3 = Real-life equivalent
| data3 = Tim Hortons Inc.
| label4 = Version introduced
| data4 = [[0.5.4]]
| label5 = Locations
| data5 = 12
| image2 = [[File:Roekins-Llanos.png|256px|thumb|Tom Roekins restaurant in Los Llanos, CA|center]]
}}

'''Tom Roekins Inc.''', commonly nicknamed '''Tom's''' is a Canadian multinational fast food restaurant chain. Based in Toronto, Tom Roekins serves coffee, doughnuts, and other fast food items. It is Canada's largest quick-service restaurant chain.

The company was founded in 1984 in Tilbury, Ontario, by Canadian hockey player Tom Roekin (1950–1989) and Yves Blair (1954–2009), after an initial venture in hamburger restaurants. In 1986, Roekin partnered with investor Charles Toby, who assumed control over operations after Roekin died in 1989. Toby expanded the chain into a multi-billion dollar franchise.

=== Expansion into Greenfield, CA ===
In the late quarter of 0.5.4, franchisees ''Scott's Restaurants Inc.'' and ''HKM Host LP'' formed an agreement between their respective companies and the chain to open the brands first restaurants in the city of Greenfield and its Districts. This expansion was inspired by a growing percentage of Canadian snowbirds choosing to vacation during the winter in California, rather than Florida. HKM Host - a restaurant operator for airport or travel plaza settings - operate 3 stores in Greenfield International Airport, while Scott's focused on opening traditional stores in Rio Pueblo, Rockwell, Palma, Dawson, & Long Port Keys.

=== Marketing ===
The company, from founding to current day, has always prided itself on its 'Always fresh' standards. It has run several ad campaigns highlighting its freshly brewed coffee, always served 20 minutes fresh, and its freshly baked donuts and pastries. The Greenfield franchises have introduced a 'Canada's leading import' slogan that can found mentioned on every store in the region.

=== Tom's URBAN ===
In order to expand the franchise inside urban areas that have already been developed, Scott's Restaurants Inc. partnered with Tom's corporate to develop a style of Tom's restaurant to capture urban inner city customers. These restaurants focus on their drinks and donuts - offering unique-to-store drinks and donut types. These stores also have a more modern design and are interior only - not being located on larger properties with independent buildings.

=== List of Locations ===
{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible"
|+
!Address
!Neighbourhood
!Store Number
!Coordinates
(X,Y)
!Picture
!Notes
|-
|N/A
|Dawson
|1
|2618, 562
|
|First store in Greenfield.
|-
|N/A
|Los Llanos - East
|2
|4122, -176
|[[File:Roekins-Llanos.png|border|center|frameless]]
|
|-
|N/A
|Rio Pueblo - North
|3
|4466, -1451
|
|
|-
|N/A
|Rockwell - East
|4
|4774, 1721
|
|Flagship Store
|-
|N/A
|Ramona - East
|5
|2897, 1266
|
|URBAN Location
|-
|N/A
|Santa Cecilia
|6
|522, 1393
|
|Construction halted /
Location unfinished
|-
|1310 Sherman Ave
|Ashfield - East
|7
|343, -1456
|
|URBAN Location
|-
|101 W. Richmond Ave
|Glenview - North
|8
| -21, -2584
|
|URBAN Location
|-
|GIA Terminal 1
|Greenfield International Airport
|9
|3665, -2026
|
|Operated by HKM Host
|-
|1406 Maynard St
|Near East Side - South
|10
|1554, 443
|
|
|-
|452 W. Liberty Ave
|Downtown - South
|11
|529, 204
|
|
|-
|Gate 60 GIA Terminal 1
|Greenfield International Airport
|12
|3851, -2233
|
|Operated by HKM Host
|-
|Go Hotel Bridge
|Greenfield International Airport
|13
|3654, -1792
|
|Operated by HKM Host
|-
|GIA Terminal 3
|Greenfield International Airport
|14
|3311, -1702
|
|Operated by HKM Host
|-
|500 W. Packard St
|Downtown
|15
|358, -56
|
|
|-
|Delfino Plaza
|Del Rey
|16
|743, -2069
|
|
|-
|419 Esplanade West
|Hunter's Point - North
|17
| -18, -177
|
|
|-
|6 E. Liberty Ave
|Near East Side - West
|18
|1138, 208
|
|
|-
|13 E. Market Ave
|Little Kyoto
|19
|1170, -193
|
|
|-
|558 W. Liberty Ave
|Hunter's Point
|20
|167, 210
|
|
|-
|GT Center
|Downtown
|21
|531, -113
|
|
|-
|783 Felch St
|Downtown
|22
|368, -401
|
|
|-
|487 Azure Loop
|China Town
|23
|532, 712
|
|
|-
|Canyon Mall
|Downtown
|24
|532, 21
|
|
|}

=== Gallery ===
[[File:Tom Roekins Terminal 3.png|thumb|left|Tom Roekins in Terminal 3.]]
[[Category:Companies]]
[[Category:Ok0wen]]

Tom Roekins

2024-06-03T03:30:19Z

Ok0wen:

{{Infobox
| title = Tom Roekins Inc.
| image = [[File:Roekins1.png|256px]]
| label1 = Industry
| data1 = Restaurants
| label2 = Founder
| data2 = ok0wen
| label3 = Real-life equivalent
| data3 = Tim Hortons Inc.
| label4 = Version introduced
| data4 = [[0.5.4]]
| label5 = Locations
| data5 = 12
| image2 = [[File:Roekins-Llanos.png|256px|thumb|Tom Roekins restaurant in Los Llanos, CA|center]]
}}

'''Tom Roekins Inc.''', commonly nicknamed '''Tom's''', or '''Roekin's''' is a Canadian multinational fast food restaurant chain. Based in Toronto, Tom Roekins serves coffee, doughnuts, and other fast food items. It is Canada's largest quick-service restaurant chain, with 4,957 restaurants in 15.

The company was founded in 1984 in Tilbury, Ontario, by Canadian hockey player Tom Roekin (1950–1989) and Yves Blair (1954–2009), after an initial venture in hamburger restaurants. In 1986, Roekin partnered with investor Charles Toby, who assumed control over operations after Roekin died in 1989. Toby expanded the chain into a multi-billion dollar franchise.

=== Expansion into Greenfield, CA ===
In the late quarter of 0.5.4, franchisees ''Scott's Restaurants Inc.'' and ''HKM Host LP'' formed an agreement between their respective companies and the chain to open the brands first restaurants in the city of Greenfield and its Districts. This expansion was inspired by a growing percentage of Canadian snowbirds choosing to vacation during the winter in California, rather than Florida. HKM Host - a restaurant operator for airport or travel plaza settings - operate 3 stores in Greenfield International Airport, while Scott's focused on opening traditional stores in Rio Pueblo, Rockwell, Palma, Dawson, & Long Port Keys.

=== Marketing ===
The company, from founding to current day, has always prided itself on its 'Always fresh' standards. It has run several ad campaigns highlighting its freshly brewed coffee, always served 20 minutes fresh, and its freshly baked donuts and pastries. The Greenfield franchises have introduced a 'Canada's leading import' slogan that can found mentioned on every store in the region.

=== Tom's URBAN ===
In order to expand the franchise inside urban areas that have already been developed, Scott's Restaurants Inc. partnered with Tom's corporate to develop a style of Tom's restaurant to capture urban inner city customers. These restaurants focus on their drinks and donuts - offering unique-to-store drinks and donut types. These stores also have a more modern design and are interior only - not being located on larger properties with independent buildings.

=== List of Locations ===
{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible"
|+
!Address
!Neighbourhood
!Store Number
!Coordinates
(X,Y)
!Picture
!Notes
|-
|N/A
|Dawson
|1
|2618, 562
|
|First store in Greenfield.
|-
|N/A
|Los Llanos - East
|2
|4122, -176
|
|
|-
|N/A
|Rio Pueblo - North
|3
|4466, -1451
|
|
|-
|N/A
|Rockwell - East
|4
|4774, 1721
|
|Flagship Store
|-
|N/A
|Ramona - East
|5
|2897, 1266
|
|URBAN Location
|-
|N/A
|Santa Cecilia
|6
|522, 1393
|
|Construction halted /
Location unfinished
|-
|1310 Sherman Ave
|Ashfield - East
|7
|343, -1456
|
|URBAN Location
|-
|101 W. Richmond Ave
|Glenview - North
|8
| -21, -2584
|
|URBAN Location
|-
|GIA Terminal 1
|Greenfield International Airport
|9
|3665, -2026
|
|Operated by HKM Host
|-
|1406 Maynard St
|Near East Side - South
|10
|1554, 443
|
|
|-
|452 W. Liberty Ave
|Downtown - South
|11
|529, 204
|
|
|-
|Gate 60 GIA Terminal 1
|Greenfield International Airport
|12
|3851, -2233
|
|Operated by HKM Host
|-
|Go Hotel Bridge
|Greenfield International Airport
|13
|3654, -1792
|
|Operated by HKM Host
|-
|GIA Terminal 3
|Greenfield International Airport
|14
|3311, -1702
|
|Operated by HKM Host
|-
|500 W. Packard St
|Downtown
|15
|358, -56
|
|
|-
|Delfino Plaza
|Del Rey
|16
|743, -2069
|
|
|-
|419 Esplanade West
|Hunter's Point - North
|17
| -18, -177
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|6 E. Liberty Ave
|Near East Side - West
|18
|1138, 208
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|13 E. Market Ave
|Little Kyoto
|19
|1170, -193
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|558 W. Liberty Ave
|Hunter's Point
|20
|167, 210
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|GT Center
|Downtown
|21
|531, -113
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|783 Felch St
|Downtown
|22
|368, -401
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|487 Azure Loop
|China Town
|23
|532, 712
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|Canyon Mall
|Downtown
|24
|532, 21
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|}

=== Gallery ===
[[File:Tom Roekins Terminal 3.png|thumb|left|Tom Roekins in Terminal 3.]]
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MechDonald's

2023-07-25T22:51:26Z

Ok0wen:

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MechDonald's

2023-07-25T22:50:49Z

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Tom Roekins

2023-07-25T22:46:20Z

Ok0wen:

Tom Roekins

2023-07-25T20:23:18Z

Ok0wen:

User:Ok0wen

2023-05-03T15:47:58Z

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Founder/Owner: Tom Roekins, Romans Coffee House, A&G, HKM Host, MechDonalds, Plopeyes, RoboTech, GreenLink

Greenlink

2022-09-08T14:49:55Z

Ok0wen:

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Greenlink is the primary commuter rail agency that serves the Greater Greenfield Metropolitan Area. It is an agency of the Greenfield Transit Authority.
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Greenlink

2022-09-08T14:49:07Z

Ok0wen:

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2022-09-08T14:44:15Z

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Tom Roekins

2022-09-08T14:41:56Z

Ok0wen:

Tom Roekins

2022-09-08T14:41:28Z

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2022-09-08T14:39:56Z

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Greenlink

2022-09-08T14:31:00Z

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Greenlink is the primary commuter rail agency that serves the Greater Greenfield Metropolitan Area. It is an agency of the Greenfield Transit Authority.

Greenlink

2022-09-08T14:30:41Z

Ok0wen: Created page with " Greenlink is the primary commuter rail agency that serves the Greater Greenfield Metropolitan Area. It is an agency of the Greenfield Transit Authority."

Greenlink is the primary commuter rail agency that serves the Greater Greenfield Metropolitan Area. It is an agency of the Greenfield Transit Authority.

Tom Roekins

2022-09-08T14:11:58Z

Ok0wen:

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'''Tom Roekins Inc.''', commonly nicknamed '''Tom's''', or '''Roekin's''' is a Canadian multinational fast food restaurant chain. Based in Toronto, Tom Roekins serves coffee, doughnuts, and other fast food items. It is Canada's largest quick-service restaurant chain, with 4,957 restaurants in 15.

The company was founded in 1964 in Tilbury, Ontario, by Canadian hockey player Tom Roekin (1930–1974) and Yves Blair (1934–2009), after an initial venture in hamburger restaurants. In 1967, Roekin partnered with investor Charles Toby, who assumed control over operations after Roekin died in 1974. Toby expanded the chain into a multi-billion dollar franchise.

=== Expansion into Greenfield, CA ===
In the late quarter of 0.5.4, franchisees ''Scott's Restaurants Inc.'' and ''HKM Host LP'' formed an agreement between their respective companies and the chain to open the brands first restaurants in the city of Greenfield and its Districts. This expansion was inspired by a growing percentage of Canadian snowbirds choosing to vacation during the winter in California, rather than Florida. HKM Host - a restaurant operator for airport or travel plaza settings - operate 3 stores in Greenfield International Airport, while Scott's focused on opening traditional stores in Rio Pueblo, Rockwell, Palma, Dawson, & Long Port Keys.

=== Marketing ===
The company, from founding to current day, has always prided itself on its 'Always fresh' standards. It has run several ad campaigns highlighting its freshly brewed coffee, always served 20 minutes fresh, and its freshly baked donuts and pastries. The Greenfield franchises have introduced a 'Canada's leading import' slogan that can found mentioned on every store in the region.

=== Tom's URBAN ===
In order to expand the franchise inside urban areas that have already been developed, Scott's Restaurants Inc. partnered with Tom's corporate to develop a style of Tom's restaurant to capture urban inner city customers. These restaurants focus on their drinks and donuts - offering unique-to-store drinks and donut types. These stores also have a more modern design and are interior only - not being located on larger properties with independent buildings.

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2022-09-08T14:09:31Z

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Tom Roekins

2022-09-08T13:58:58Z

Ok0wen:

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'''Tom Roekins Inc.''', commonly nicknamed '''Tom's''', or '''Roekin's''' is a Canadian multinational fast food restaurant chain. Based in Toronto, Tom Roekins serves coffee, doughnuts, and other fast food items. It is Canada's largest quick-service restaurant chain, with 4,957 restaurants in 15.

The company was founded in 1964 in Tilbury, Ontario, by Canadian hockey player Tom Roekin (1930–1974) and Yves Blair (1934–2009), after an initial venture in hamburger restaurants. In 1967, Roekin partnered with investor Charles Toby, who assumed control over operations after Roekin died in 1974. Toby expanded the chain into a multi-billion dollar franchise.

=== Expansion into Greenfield, CA ===
In the late quarter of 0.5.4, franchisees ''Scott's Restaurants Inc.'' and ''HKM Host LP'' formed an agreement between their respective companies and the chain to open the brands first restaurants in the city of Greenfield and its Districts. This expansion was inspired by a growing percentage of Canadian snowbirds choosing to vacation during the winter in California, rather than Florida. HKM Host - a restaurant operator for airport or travel plaza settings - operate 3 stores in Greenfield International Airport, while Scott's focused on opening traditional stores in Rio Pueblo, Rockwell, Palma, Dawson, & Long Port Keys.

=== Marketing ===
The company, from founding to current day, has always prided itself on its 'Always fresh' standards. It has run several ad campaigns highlighting its freshly brewed coffee, always served 20 minutes fresh, and its freshly baked donuts and pastries. The Greenfield franchises have introduced a 'Canada's leading import' slogan that can found mentioned on every store in the region.

=== Tom's URBAN ===
In order to expand the franchise inside urban areas that have already been developed, Scott's Restaurants Inc. partnered with Tom's corporate to develop a style of Tom's restaurant to capture urban inner city customers. These restaurants focus on their drinks and donuts - offering unique-to-store drinks and donut types. These stores also have a more modern design and are interior only - not being located on larger properties with independent buildings.

=== Gallery ===
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Tom Roekins

2022-09-08T04:38:06Z

Ok0wen:

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'''Tom Roekins Inc.''', commonly nicknamed '''Tom's''', or '''Roekin's''' is a Canadian multinational fast food restaurant chain. Based in Toronto, Tom Roekins serves coffee, doughnuts, and other fast food items. It is Canada's largest quick-service restaurant chain, with 4,957 restaurants in 15.

The company was founded in 1964 in Tilbury, Ontario, by Canadian hockey player Tom Roekin (1930–1974) and Yves Blair (1934–2009), after an initial venture in hamburger restaurants. In 1967, Roekin partnered with investor Charles Toby, who assumed control over operations after Roekin died in 1974. Toby expanded the chain into a multi-billion dollar franchise.

=== Expansion into Greenfield, CA ===
In the late quarter of 0.5.4, franchisees ''Scott's Restaurants Inc.'' and ''HKM Host LP'' formed an agreement between their respective companies and the chain to open the brands first restaurants in the city of Greenfield and its Districts. This expansion was inspired by a growing percentage of Canadian snowbirds choosing to vacation during the winter in California, rather than Florida. HKM Host - a restaurant operator for airport or travel plaza settings - operate 3 stores in Greenfield International Airport, while Scott's focused on opening traditional stores in Rio Pueblo, Rockwell, Palma, Dawson, & Long Port Keys.

=== Marketing ===
The company, from founding to current day, has always prided itself on its 'Always fresh' standards. It has run several ad campaigns highlighting its freshly brewed coffee, always served 20 minutes fresh, and its freshly baked donuts and pastries. The Greenfield franchises have introduced a 'Canada's leading import' slogan that can found mentioned on every store in the region.

=== Tom's URBAN ===
In order to expand the franchise inside urban areas that have already been developed, Scott's Restaurants Inc. partnered with Tom's corporate to develop a style of Tom's restaurant to capture urban inner city customers. These restaurants focus on their drinks and donuts - offering unique-to-store drinks and donut types. These stores also have a more modern design and are interior only - not being located on larger properties with independent buildings.

=== Gallery ===

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2022-09-08T04:04:22Z

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Tom Roekins

2022-09-08T04:00:05Z

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