Sweetgreen, a popular fast-casual chain known for its fresh salads and bowls, is set to expand into the Motor City with its first-ever Detroit location in downtown. The new site will be situated at One Campus Martius building and marks Sweetgreen's 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 chain is excited to bring its concept of fresh, real food to the heart of downtown Detroit. This move not only signals Sweetgreen's commitment to the city but also highlights its partnership with local suppliers such as Zingerman's Creamery and Riverridge Produce.
To celebrate its grand opening on Tuesday, December 9th, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., Sweetgreen plans an event featuring local collaborations. Bon Bon Bon will be showcasing their sweet treats, while Earthy Botanical Mobile Bar will provide warm drinks. Additionally, live screen printing by One Custom City will be available.
As part of the grand opening festivities, Sweetgreen has pledged to donate one meal for every meal sold during this period to Detroit's Forgotten Harvest charity. This charitable effort reinforces the chain's commitment to making a positive impact in its community.
The new Detroit location joins existing Michigan locations in Ann Arbor, Arbor Hills, Birmingham, Rochester Hills, and Troy. With this expansion, Sweetgreen solidifies its presence in the state and continues to expand its network of fresh food options for locals and visitors alike.
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 chain is excited to bring its concept of fresh, real food to the heart of downtown Detroit. This move not only signals Sweetgreen's commitment to the city but also highlights its partnership with local suppliers such as Zingerman's Creamery and Riverridge Produce.
To celebrate its grand opening on Tuesday, December 9th, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., Sweetgreen plans an event featuring local collaborations. Bon Bon Bon will be showcasing their sweet treats, while Earthy Botanical Mobile Bar will provide warm drinks. Additionally, live screen printing by One Custom City will be available.
As part of the grand opening festivities, Sweetgreen has pledged to donate one meal for every meal sold during this period to Detroit's Forgotten Harvest charity. This charitable effort reinforces the chain's commitment to making a positive impact in its community.
The new Detroit location joins existing Michigan locations in Ann Arbor, Arbor Hills, Birmingham, Rochester Hills, and Troy. With this expansion, Sweetgreen solidifies its presence in the state and continues to expand its network of fresh food options for locals and visitors alike.
. The fact that they're partnering with local suppliers like Zingerman's Creamery is a great sign - it shows they care about supporting the community, not just making a quick buck 
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! Downtown's gonna get a whole lot tastier with 'em! It's awesome they're teamin' up with local suppliers, that's what makes this community so special - everyone lookin' out for each other. And, ya know, it's great to see another spot comin' in to support the Forgotten Harvest charity, that's really cool of 'em 
. And let's not forget their charitable initiative, donating meals to those in need... it's a small gesture, but it shows they care about the people who are already living here. Maybe this is a sign that we're finally coming together as a community? 
️. Their salads are always on point 
and I love that they're supporting local suppliers 
. The fact that they're partnering with Zingerman's Creamery is a win in my book 
️. I'm also stoked about their grand opening event 
- who doesn't love free food? 
And donating meals to Detroit's Forgotten Harvest charity is, like, totally amazing 
. Can't wait to check out their new location and try some of that fresh food for myself 
they're really making a difference by partnering with local suppliers too, like zingerman's creamery and riverridge produce. that's what i call community support 
but seriously, how cool is it that sweetgreen is donating a meal for every meal sold to detroit's forgotten harvest charity? 
they're really setting the bar high for corporate social responsibility. let's keep celebrating healthy food and giving back! 
. On one hand, it's great to see a popular fast-casual chain investing in the city's revitalization efforts. The partnership with local suppliers like Zingerman's Creamery and Riverridge Produce is a win-win for both the business and the community.
Detroit's getting a Sweetgreen and I am SO here for it! It's like, the city is on fire with all this amazing new development happening everywhere 
. But seriously, it's awesome to see a company that truly cares about its community supporting local suppliers like Zingerman's Creamery and Riverridge Produce. And that donation thing?