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Mantra is a contemporary vegan & vegetarian restaurant serving Indian vegan and vegetarian food.
-Sacramento Business Journal
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Rapidly expanding mini-burger chain restaurant with roots in Israel. Burgerim began franchising in 2011.
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Nick the Greek is a family-owned quick-service Greek eatery with traditional Greek dishes made from locally sourced ingredients.
-Sacramento Business Journal
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Red 88 Noodle Bar is a Thai eatery in a lofty, contemporary setting serving creative noodle dishes & specialty cocktails.
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Founded in 2013 in Lanham, Maryland, Hook & Reel Seafood is a rapidly expanding Cajun seafood chain. It operates more than 30 locations and offers a variety of seafood, sandwiches, sliders, soups, and salads, as well as cocktails, wine and beer.
-Sacramento Business Journal
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Crumbl is a franchise chain that was established in Logan, Utah, in 2017. Since then the franchise has expanded to over 50 locations in 11 states and serves warm & fresh cookies.
-Sacramento Business Journal
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From Lisandro "Chando" Madrigal, Chando's Tacos is a Mexican restaurant that serves tacos, burritos, tortas, and several other Mexican dishes.
-Davis Enterprise
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Falafel Corner is known for serving classic handcrafted American burgers and Mediterranean delicacies such as Greek salad and falafel plates.
-Sacramento Business Journal
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Rapidly expanding mini-burger chain restaurant with roots in Israel. Burgerim began franchising in 2011.
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Broderick Roadhouse is a restaurant chain that originally started out as a food truck. The first location opened in West Sacramento in 2012. Broderick Roadhouse is well known for the Johnny Cash burger.
-Sacramento Business Journal
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Bronston's is a seafood restaurant with a full bar and is located at Downtown Sacramento.
-Sacramento Business Journal
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Owned and operated bY veteran baker Christine Cain, Cake Bakery & Cafe, LLC is an artisanal French-style bakery focusing on both savory and sweet items released based on traditional meal times. The daily menu consists of French pastries, fresh-baked croissants and baguettes, Ficelle, soups, salads and various specials.
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Farm-to-fork restaurant from Preservation & Co. owner Jason Poole. Located within The Bank, Preservation Kitchen & Market utilizes traditional and modern preservation methods with the goal of zero food waste.
-Sacramento Bee
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EllaMia is an international chain of modern restaurants serving breakfast and lunch as well as "a proprietary couture coffee blend" made by Italian coffee maker Lavazza. The chain is owned by SBE Group.
-Sacramento Business Journal
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Wingstop is a chicken wing chain founded in Garland Texas with more than 1,400 locations.
-Sacramento Business Journal
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Based in New York City, Shake Shack is fast growing burger chain with 250+ locations worldwide. Some of the menu items include shakes, crinkle-cut fries, burgers, chicken sandwiches and hot dogs.
-Sacramento Business Journal
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EllaMia is an international chain of modern restaurants serving breakfast and lunch as well as "a proprietary couture coffee blend" made by Italian coffee maker Lavazza. The chain is owned by SBE Group.
-Sacramento Business Journal
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Umai Savory Hot Dogs is a chain of fast-casual restaurants specializing in gourmet fusion hot dogs, specialty sides, teas, and craft beers.
-Sacramento Business Journal
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Mountain Mike’s Pizza opened its first restaurant in Palo Alto, California in 1978 and has grown to over 200 locations across the US West Coast.
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Mama Kim's is a restaurant from executive chef Kim Scott located in The Bank that features seafood and southern style menu items.
-Sactown Magazine