DALLAS — Famous chain restaurant Wingstop, which was founded in Garland, is moving its headquarters from Addison to Uptown Dallas.
Wingstop signage could be seen being installed on the HQ's new home located at 2801 N. Central Expressway.
According to Wingstop, the HQ dubbed "One Wing Village" will be comprised of the top four floors of the building, which equates to 112, 157 feet of space.
Wingstop said to make it feel more like home, the iconic One West Village staircase was painted green to honor the chain.
According to Wingstop, this move from Addison was made in an effort to put the company in a vibrant location, which also features other Top 10 Global Restaurant Brands.
It's not all about the food either.
The new HQ will feature open floor designs to encourage collaboration, as well as a studio for "Say That," which is a podcast that features voices from across the organization.
According to Wingstop, a test kitchen will also play a major role at the new HQ. It will be utilized in the creation of new flavors and innovations.
Additional amenities include free catered lunches and an on-site gym -- also for free.
"This is the first consumer brand to have building signage within Dallas’ urban core," Senior Manager of Public Relations Maddie Lupori said in a press release. "Wingstop is putting our winged logos atop one of the most primo buildings in the Dallas skyline."
For more information on Wingstop's move from Addison, visit here.
