The veggie-driven, fast-casual concept, which offers custom-built, globally inspired bowls built on grains and vegetables, will be operated in partnership with Bon Appétit.
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Beefsteak Restaurant Brings More Veggies to Houston Market
- News The Daily Pennsylvanian
Shortly after opening organic Pure Fare in Houston Market, Penn Dining is announcing the opening of another veggie-centric restaurant in the building, in collaboration with renowned Chef Jose Andres.
Why the Anti-Food-Waste Movement Matters
- News SAVEUR
Our Waste Specialist Claire Cummings wins a 2015 Good Taste Award from SAVEUR Magazine for her incredible work assisting our cafés and restaurants in setting up food recovery and launching the Imperfectly Delicious program.
Campus Dining Changes Emphasize Fresher, Healthier Options
- News Emory University News Center
The new academic year brings big changes in campus dining options at Emory, and much of it is driven by two words: culinary integrity.
The Good and the Bad of Saving the Ugly
- News Stone Barns Center for Food & Agriculture
Food waste fighters are starting to embrace imperfect produce, but does it make financial sense for farmers? Waste Specialist Claire Cummings shares how we figure out systems that are sustainable for everyone involved.
Bon Appétit’s Secret Ingredient for Success
- News Silicon Valley Business Journal (PDF)
Silicon Valley employees chow down on tens of thousands of meals, snacks, and fancy coffees each day. But just who is preparing all this food? Most likely it’s a company you’ve probably never heard of, but a phrase you may say often: Bon Appétit.
The Food Movement’s Unsung Hero
- News South Bay Accent
A profile of Bon Appétit Vice President of Strategy Maisie Ganzler’s behind-the-scenes work for the food service pioneer
Garlic Fest ’15: Santa Clara Wins Garlic Bowl
- News Gilroy Dispatch
The Bon Appétit at SCU team takes the crown for second straight year, winning $5,000 in scholarship money for SCU students.
Bon Appétit Bridges Divide Between Health and Farming
- News San Francisco Business Times
Our Outdoor Classroom for Kids at the Garden at AT&T Park is recognized with the “Beyond the Check: Community Partnership in Sustainability” award from San Francisco Business Times.
The Movement to Stop Food from Being Wasted Is Booming
- News Alternet
Our Waste Specialist Claire Cummings shares her perspective as a millennial tackling the problem of food waste with our innovative business model, the Imperfectly Delicious Produce program.