The news of Sweetgreen's first Detroit location is a welcome addition to the city's dining scene. I'm intrigued by their decision to source ingredients from local suppliers like Zingerman's Creamery and Riverridge Produce, which aligns with the growing trend of supporting community-driven businesses in urban areas .
ugh i dont get why they gotta open another fast casual spot downtown... like cant we have some unique restaurants for once?
and yeah ok great that they're sourcing from local suppliers but its not like it makes up for the fact that its a chain restaurant serving generic healthy food
their grand opening event sounds kinda cool i guess, with the live screen printing and all but can we expect them to actually be hiring locals or is it just gonna be your average corporate internship gigs?
anyway, donating meals to Forgotten Harvest charity is a nice touch, so points for that
omg i'm so hyped about this new sweetgreen location in detroit!!! they're really prioritizing using local suppliers like zingerman's creamery and riverridge produce, that's so cool! also love that they're partnering with local businesses like bon bon bon for their menu offerings. can't wait to try it out on dec 9th and support the community by donating a meal to forgotten harvest charity
I'm super stoked about this new development! It's awesome that Sweetgreen is bringing some fresh vibes to downtown Detroit . Their focus on using locally sourced ingredients like Zingerman's Creamery and Riverridge Produce is a big plus, not just for the environment, but also for supporting local businesses . And let's be real, who doesn't love a good salad or bowl? The fact that they're partnering with local companies like Bon Bon Bon and Earthy Botanical Mobile Bar is a great way to showcase Detroit's unique character. Plus, donating one meal to the Forgotten Harvest charity is just amazing . I'm excited to check out their new location at 1020 Woodward Ave. and support a business that's really making a difference in the community .
Can you imagine walking out of One Campus Martius building and smelling those freshly made salads... sounds like a nice change from all that cold Michigan air ! On a more serious note, I think it's awesome that Sweetgreen is committing to sourcing ingredients from local suppliers like Zingerman's Creamery. It really shows they're invested in the community and care about supporting small businesses Plus, hosting an event with local partners like Bon Bon Bon will definitely make their grand opening something special
The news of Sweetgreen's first Detroit location is a welcome addition to the city's dining scene. I'm intrigued by their decision to source ingredients from local suppliers like Zingerman's Creamery and Riverridge Produce, which aligns with the growing trend of supporting community-driven businesses in urban areas 
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they're really prioritizing using local suppliers like zingerman's creamery and riverridge produce, that's so cool! 
also love that they're partnering with local businesses like bon bon bon for their menu offerings. can't wait to try it out on dec 9th and support the community by donating a meal to forgotten harvest charity 
. And let's be real, who doesn't love a good salad or bowl? 
The fact that they're partnering with local companies like Bon Bon Bon and Earthy Botanical Mobile Bar is a great way to showcase Detroit's unique character. Plus, donating one meal to the Forgotten Harvest charity is just amazing 
. I'm excited to check out their new location at 1020 Woodward Ave. and support a business that's really making a difference in the community 
Can you imagine walking out of One Campus Martius building and smelling those freshly made salads... sounds like a nice change from all that cold Michigan air