BJ's Restaurants, Inc. (NASDAQ:BJRI)

I've always liked their restaurants and Beer!. They recently opened a new location near my home and its very busy. Great Location near growing areas and INTEL. Near genius.... Good numbers following one of the worst periods for restaurants in my lifetime, should do well as slow growth maintains.

Sorry, no number crunching here, just a hunch based on divergence between drop in stock price and the general admiration by knowledgable observers of the company's focus on customers.

Quality food and upscale environment attracts those that are doing alright in this economy; value pricing attracts those who are aware of what bad economic times could be around the corner.

How can you go wrong with a great restaurant that brews it's own beer?

Compelling growth story, selling at 52 week low. I like unique restaurant concepts, and think this one is early on in it's ramp-up. Some bumps are likely along the way, but it has potential. I'd like to see better cost controls.

Just seems too good to pass up below $32/share. I have always been a fan of BJ's as a restaurant to eat at. From a business perspective I love the fact they have no debt and expand slowly into the same area to build a brand vs scattering locations all over the US.

All the reasons that Stock Advisor just gave to own the stock.

bj's are good

Today the price is $34.08, I bought my first set of shares at $33 but I am comfortable buying shares any where under my entry price of $35.51; Why $35 being my entry point? I went back and research all the numbers since 2010 and using 2013 estimates I come up with a very conservative entry point. The lowest P/E ratio that BJRI has sold for since 2010 is 26.30 (Q3 2012) and the highest is 62.24 from Q1 in 2011. The street is expecting $1.35 in earnings for 2013 if I times their expected earnings by their lowest P/E ratio I get an attractive entry price of $ 35.51.

Skilled management and a good business plan. The craft brews with a unique menu will be popular wherever it plans to go.

Just sold NOK and ZIP today and am looking for another company to buy. Recommended by Stock Advisor, not sure yet if I'm in but looking at the possibilities.

I put real money on this growing company before the 10% loss, but still believe in it and am looking to add to my position.

Good Food, good price, No debt, lots of room to expand.

This popular brew-pub is expanding nationally

Seeing this restaurant stock as a buy recommendation, I took the opportunity to eat at one during a recent trip to Southern California. Upon entry I was impressed with the physical presentation. However, the food and drink did not add up to much. If you want to buy stocks that you believe in, this is a tough sell. I'd have a hard time buying stock in a restaurant that I don't desire to eat at. The are too many other stocks available that provide a product or service that I can believe is appealing to the general public. Just my $.02.

While I've never eaten here, it sounds like the only kind of corporate restaurant I might actually eat at. I want exposure in restaurants as the economy improves.

Expanding

May be a bit early back into this one.

Finacially stroing, Good operations, growing market