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The Training Table was a regional Chain store, chain of fast food restaurants in Utah, United States. Founded in 1977, the chain focused on gourmet burgers. The chain had six locations in the Salt Lake City metropolitan area. History The Training Table Restaurants was founded in October 1977. The Training Table was family owned and operated by Kent and Stephanie Chard. It was known for its cheese fries and dipping sauce, along with several sandwich and hamburger preparations. It had locations in Layton, Sugar House, Cottonwood, West Valley, South Towne and Riverton. Until the early 2010s, it also had a location on the eastern edge of downtown Salt Lake City. In 2012 the business had a hard money lender and was near bankruptcy. In 2012 Stephanie Chard purchased 50% of The Training Table Restaurants, which was a family business. Stephanie Chard strategically navigated the company through this tumultuous time and became CEO in 2014. During 2015 Stephanie Chard became aware of misco ...
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