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Sweetgreen, the popular salad and warm bowl restaurant chain, is set to open two new locations in Arizona this fall. The first will be at Scottsdale Quarter on September 23, followed by another in Phoenix. Known for its commitment to health, sustainability, and community, Sweetgreen offers a fresh dining experience with an open kitchen and a menu featuring popular dishes. Additionally, on its opening day, the Scottsdale location will donate a meal to St. Mary’s Food Bank for each meal purchased, reinforcing their commitment to tackling food insecurity.
Scottsdale – Sweetgreen, the popular restaurant chain specializing in seasonal salads and warm bowls, is all set to expand its presence in Arizona this fall with the opening of two new locations. The first location will launch at Scottsdale Quarter on September 23, while a second restaurant will open later in the fall atCamelback Road and 32nd Street in Phoenix.
Founded in 2007, Sweetgreen has grown impressively, currently operating over 250 locations across the United States. The brand focuses on redefining the concept of fast food by emphasizing health, sustainability, and a strong community connection. The co-founder and CEO, Jonathan Neman, expressed enthusiasm about joining the local communities in Scottsdale and Phoenix, indicating a commitment to becoming an integral part of the area’s dining landscape.
Each Sweetgreen restaurant features an open kitchen design, allowing customers to see their meals being prepared fresh daily. The restaurants also showcase source boards that highlight local partners, reinforcing the brand’s commitment to supporting local economies and sustainable practices.
At the Scottsdale Quarter location, which spans 2,515 square feet, there will be seating for 30 guests indoors and an additional 36 on the patio. The restaurant will be open daily from 10:30 a.m. to 10 p.m., enabling a variety of dining options for both lunch and dinner.
The menu promises an enticing selection of dishes, including the popular Harvest Bowl, Crispy Rice Bowl, Hot Honey Chicken, and Miso Glazed Salmon. Customers will have the option to order in-store, online, or via the Sweetgreen app, which will also feature the Sweetpass loyalty program. This program is designed to provide customers with discounts and exclusive merchandise, further enhancing their dining experience.
In a demonstration of community support, Sweetgreen plans to donate a meal to St. Mary’s Food Bank for every meal purchased on the opening day at the Scottsdale location. This initiative highlights the brand’s commitment to addressing food insecurity in the area and reinforces its dedication to making a positive impact in the communities it serves.
As the opening day approaches, additional grand-opening activities and events will be announced, generating further excitement for the new location. Sweetgreen’s entrances into the Scottsdale and Phoenix markets mark significant steps in the company’s mission to foster healthier and more convenient dining options while prioritizing sustainability and community support.
With the restaurant chain’s ethos of offering nutritious, delicious meals prepared with quality ingredients, the launch of these two locations is expected to be a welcomed addition to Arizona’s dining scene.
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