Food

Upcoming Location Openings

OPENING 2025

Taco Bell – Cameron Park

CHAIN LOCATION
Taco Bell is an American-based chain of fast food restaurants originating in Irvine, California in 1962, by Glen Bell. The restaurants serve a variety of Mexican-inspired foods, including tacos, burritos, quesadillas, nachos, novelty, and a variety of "value menu" items. It has more than 7,000 locations in the US and operates in 30 countries across the globe.
Closed office building in Cameron Park to make way for relocated Taco Bell -Sacramento Business Journal
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OPENING 2025

Sweetgreen – Campus Commons

CHAIN LOCATION
Sweetgreen is a fast-casual restaurant chain specializing in salads, warm grain bowls, and protein plates, featuring ingredients like roasted chicken, miso-glazed salmon, and caramelized garlic steak. Popular menu items include the Harvest Bowl, Chicken Pesto Parm, and Guacamole Greens, complemented by sides such as air-fried Ripple Fries and beverages like Hibiscus Clover Tea.
Restaurant chain Sweetgreen plans two Sacramento locations -Sacramento Business Journal
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OPENING 2025

Sweetgreen – R Street Corridor

CHAIN LOCATION
Sweetgreen is a fast-casual restaurant chain specializing in salads, warm grain bowls, and protein plates, featuring ingredients like roasted chicken, miso-glazed salmon, and caramelized garlic steak. Popular menu items include the Harvest Bowl, Chicken Pesto Parm, and Guacamole Greens, complemented by sides such as air-fried Ripple Fries and beverages like Hibiscus Clover Tea.
Restaurant chain Sweetgreen plans two Sacramento locations -Sacramento Business Journal
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OPENING 2025

Super Duper Burgers – Roseville

CHAIN LOCATION
Bay Area based fast-casual restaurant chain specializing in burgers made with all-natural, vegetarian-fed beef, along with hand-cut fries, organic Straus cream milkshakes, and house-made pickles. The brand emphasizes sustainability, using locally sourced ingredients and eco-friendly packaging.
This Bay Area burger chain is opening its first Sacramento-area location — and biggest ever -Sacramento Bee
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