Sweetgreen to Open First Detroit Location, Bringing Fresh Food to Downtown
A new chapter in the Motor City's dining scene is about to unfold. Sweetgreen, a national fast-casual chain known for its fresh salads, bowls, and other dishes, is set to open its first Detroit location. The restaurant will be situated in the One Campus Martius building downtown, marking the sixth location in Michigan.
According to Chris Tarrant, Chief Development Officer at Sweetgreen, "Detroit has an undeniable momentum right now, and we're honored to be part of it." The company's commitment to fresh, real food is evident as they plan to source ingredients from local suppliers like Zingerman's Creamery and Riverridge Produce.
To celebrate its grand opening, Sweetgreen will host a special event on December 9th. Local partners such as Bon Bon Bon will be featured in the restaurant's offerings, while Earthy Botanical Mobile Bar will provide warm drinks to complement the menu. One Custom City will also be present with live screen printing, adding to the festive atmosphere.
As part of its grand opening festivities, Sweetgreen has pledged to donate one meal to Detroit's Forgotten Harvest charity for every meal purchased during this time. This commitment showcases the company's dedication to giving back to the community.
The new location will be situated at 1020 Woodward Ave., Detroit, and marks an exciting milestone in Sweetgreen's expansion into the city. With its commitment to fresh food and local partnerships, Sweetgreen is poised to become a beloved destination for health-conscious diners in Detroit.
A new chapter in the Motor City's dining scene is about to unfold. Sweetgreen, a national fast-casual chain known for its fresh salads, bowls, and other dishes, is set to open its first Detroit location. The restaurant will be situated in the One Campus Martius building downtown, marking the sixth location in Michigan.
According to Chris Tarrant, Chief Development Officer at Sweetgreen, "Detroit has an undeniable momentum right now, and we're honored to be part of it." The company's commitment to fresh, real food is evident as they plan to source ingredients from local suppliers like Zingerman's Creamery and Riverridge Produce.
To celebrate its grand opening, Sweetgreen will host a special event on December 9th. Local partners such as Bon Bon Bon will be featured in the restaurant's offerings, while Earthy Botanical Mobile Bar will provide warm drinks to complement the menu. One Custom City will also be present with live screen printing, adding to the festive atmosphere.
As part of its grand opening festivities, Sweetgreen has pledged to donate one meal to Detroit's Forgotten Harvest charity for every meal purchased during this time. This commitment showcases the company's dedication to giving back to the community.
The new location will be situated at 1020 Woodward Ave., Detroit, and marks an exciting milestone in Sweetgreen's expansion into the city. With its commitment to fresh food and local partnerships, Sweetgreen is poised to become a beloved destination for health-conscious diners in Detroit.
And don't even get me started on their "commitment" to donating to Forgotten Harvest - just a PR stunt to get some brownie points. But hey, more options for healthy food in Detroit is always a good thing... I guess
Just think about it, when you're out here trying new things and stepping into the unknown... like trying that new salad spot downtown 
... what are you really doing? You're investing in yourself, your community, and the future! That's what Sweetgreen is all about - fresh food, local love, and giving back. It's a reminder that even small actions can make a big impact 
. So, when you're making choices about where to spend your money or how to support local businesses... ask yourself: am I nourishing my body, my community, or just myself? 
i've been missing sweetgreen since they closed down that one spot near me a few years ago - can't wait to try out their new detroit location and get my fix of fresh, healthy food 
plus it's awesome that they're supporting local suppliers like zingerman's creamery and riverridge produce - really speaks to the company's commitment to community 
and donating meals to forgotten harvest charity is just incredible 
can't wait for their grand opening event on dec 9th! 
zingerman's creamery is literally my fave, can't wait to see what other goodies they have in store. also, donating a meal to forgotten harvest charity? that's so on point 
. The fact that they're committing to donate meals to Forgotten Harvest charity is just amazing 
. I mean, who doesn't love supporting good causes? It's great to see companies like Sweetgreen giving back to the community. And can we talk about how cute the live screen printing event sounds?! 
One Custom City is going to bring so much energy to the grand opening fest! 
! Fresh food in downtown Detroit? Yes, please! And how cool that they're partnering with local faves like Bon Bon Bon and Earthy Botanical Mobile Bar to make it a fun experience. The fact that they're donating meals to Forgotten Harvest charity is also super admirable 
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! And giving back to the community by donating meals to Detroit's Forgotten Harvest charity 
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i was walking through a forest filled with giant mushrooms and suddenly i stumbled upon this tiny cafe that served the most divine coffee... anyway back to Sweetgreen, i'm so down for that new location 
it's awesome they're committing to using local suppliers. you know what would be sick though? if they had a secret menu item named after a fictional character 
. Don't get me wrong, I love a good salad as much as the next person, but can't they just support some local businesses instead of just following trends? And what's up with the "undeniable momentum" thing? It feels like Detroit is still finding its footing...
the fact that one meal will be donated for every meal sold during grand opening is amazing 
let's get ready to indulge in some deliciousness and support a great cause 
it's like they're speaking our language with all the local suppliers and partnerships they've got with zingerman's creamery and riverridge produce 
1020 woodward ave can't miss it!
. I'm also loving the idea of donating meals to the Forgotten Harvest charity for every meal sold during the grand opening - that's some serious community spirit 
They're finally bringing some healthy vibes to our Motor City food scene. I've been hearing rumors that they're gonna source most of their ingredients from local suppliers, so we can expect some amazing flavors and freshness in every bite. And the fact that they're partnering with other awesome Detroit businesses like Bon Bon Bon is just the icing on the cake 
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