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True Food Kitchen dishes it out at Fashion Island
Restaurant concept plans to open first California store this summer.
By Kristen SchottPublished: February 02, 2010 12:14 PM
Photo courtesy of the Irvine Co.True Food Kitchen, a Phoenix-based restaurant concept that focuses on healthful dining, will open its first California restaurant this summer at Fashion Island.
The eatery was developed by Fox Restaurant Concepts – a privately held firm that owns a number of boutique stores throughout Arizona, Kansas, Texas and Colorado – and wellness author Dr. Andrew Weil.
And the upscale retail center in Newport Beach is an ideal spot for the restaurant, according to company CEO and President Sam Fox.
“True Food is unlike any restaurant in the nation. Our philosophy celebrates high-quality locally sourced ingredients to create a unique menu that tastes great while nourishing mind, body and spirit," he says. "We believe Fashion Island – with its discerning and health-conscious customers – is the perfect place for us to expand.”
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Photo courtesy of the Irvine Co. The eatery was developed by Fox Restaurant Concepts – a privately held firm that owns a number of boutique stores throughout Arizona, Kansas, Texas and Colorado – and wellness author Dr. Andrew Weil. And the upscale retail center in Newport Beach is an ideal spot for the restaurant, according to company CEO and President Sam Fox. “True Food is unlike any restaurant in the nation. Our philosophy celebrates high-quality locally sourced ingredients to create a unique menu that tastes great while nourishing mind, body and spirit," he says. "We believe Fashion Island – with its discerning and health-conscious customers – is the perfect place for us to expand.” NEXT PAGE >> Related headlines Peet's extends Diedrich offer $40 million in new homes sold on first day in Irvine OC METRO, February issue: 'A chance for romance' OC METRO, February issue: 'Irons in the fire' |
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