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The Wayzata-based chain is branching out from company-owned eateries to a franchise model.
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The Wayzata-based chain is branching out from company-owned eateries to a franchise model.
Crisp & Green, a Minnesota-based fast casual restaurant offering salads, grain bowls and smoothies, is opening its first Denver location next week at 7111 E. Lowry Blvd. "Denver is a thriving city, full of individuals who are seeking high-quality foods with just as much flavor," Founder and CEO Steele Smiley said in a company press release.
From salads and sandwiches to Burnt Chicken and Filipino food, there's a lot happening in the dining scene.
Steele Brands, a Minnesota-based company developing healthy lifestyle brands, announced that its Crisp & Green brand is continuing its Minnesota expansion in response to the increasing demand for more stores beyond the Minneapolis-St. Paul metropolitan market. As a result, 10 additional Minnesota locations are being added to the company’s development calendar, totaling 31 locations throughout Minnesota.
St. Cloud is one of ten cities to receive a Crisp & Green in the next two years. The business is scouting locations and plans to open in the fall.