honeygrow, headquartered in United States, remains privately held in the food & beverage space. No public ticker exists for the company.
honeygrow has no published valuation.
honeygrow is a fast-casual restaurant chain founded by Justin Rosenberg in Philadelphia in 2012, specializing in customizable, made-to-order stir-frys, fresh salads and honeybar desserts. Rosenberg left a corporate job and trained in a fine-dining kitchen before starting the chain, building it around wholesome, simply sourced ingredients.
Customers order through kiosk screens in front of an open kitchen, choosing their own combination of proteins, vegetables and sauces. honeygrow now operates roughly 65 locations across six states, all owned by the company itself, serving diners who want a quick, customizable meal built from wholesome ingredients.
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