The first campus location of Matt Fish’s Melt Bar & Grilled will open at Case Western Reserve University this summer.
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Mini Melt to Be Part of New Case Western Reserve University Student Center
- News Cleveland Scene
We’re thrilled to be working with Matt Fish and Melt to bring a local favorite to the university’s dynamic campus dining scene.
Bon Appétit Seeks Student Input for Healey Pub
- News The Georgetown Voice
“What was most important to us was a partner that we could work with who would listen to [students’] wants and needs—we found that in Bon Appétit and couldn’t be happier about it,” said Samuel Greco (SFS ‘15), GUSA Senate Speaker and member of the student planning committee for the pub.
Interview: Loretta Keller
- News San Francisco Chronicle
One of San Francisco’s most influential chefs talks sustainability, education, and the state of the city’s restaurant industry
Bon Appétit Selected for Georgetown’s Healey Family Student Center Pub
- News Vox Populi
We’ll be working with students at Georgetown on design concepts, menu ideas, and overall approach to the student center pub.
Cleveland Cafés Host Low Carbon Diet Day
- News The Plain Dealer
Thursday is our seventh Low Carbon Diet Day, being celebrated at Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland Botanical Garden, and Cleveland Museum of Art, among others.
Bon Appétit Signs Sourcing Deal with Hmong Farmers
- News The Carletonian
Carleton College is the first school to make an agreement with the Hmong American Farmers Association (HAFA). We will begin using HAFA fruits and vegetables in fall of 2014.
A New Way with Kids’ Menus at San Francisco’s Exploratorium
- News Taking the Kids
Just as the Exploratorium’s exhibits are designed to encourage young visitors and their parents to explore and step out of their comfort zones, the restaurant’s menu does the same.
Interview With Seafood Watch Celebrity Chef Doug Katz
- News National Geographic
Our partner at the Cleveland Museum of Art’s Provenance Restaurant also serves on Seafood Watch’s Blue Ribbon Task Force. Here, he talks about why chefs should care about sustainable seafood. national culinary strategy. talks about serving
Public House, Mijita Score at AT&T Park
- News San Francisco Chronicle
With the growth of the South Beach and Mission Bay neighborhood around AT&T, the restaurants have found a year-round clientele.