Attend the grand opening on February 28 for free food and swag!
Prepare your taste buds, Colorado! Native Foods, the popular vegan fast-casual restaurant, is set to open their fourth Colorado location—in Fort Collins on February 28. This new location will be the first of the brand’s restaurants in Northern Colorado and will join their existing locations in Denver, Lone Tree, and Boulder.
Native Foods’ Vegan Menu
Native Foods offers mouthwatering dishes at reasonable prices. All of their menu items are made from scratch with environmentally sustainable, non-GMO ingredients sourced from local producers whenever possible.
Order their Glazed & Confused handheld combo to experience a fresh glazed donut bun loaded with crispy plant-based chicken, candied jalapeños, and maple butter with a side of fries. Or opt for one of Native Foods’ monthly Chef’s Specials, such as their BBQ Pulled Pork Sandwich, which comes with plant-based pulled pork tossed in BBQ sauce, coleslaw, and pickle slices on a toasted hamburger bun, with an upgraded side of plant-based mac ‘n’ cheese.
Fort Collins Grand Opening and Spring Menu Launch
Show up early on grand opening day (February 28) for your chance to win free food and swag, with the first 50 people in line receiving a free meal of their choosing. The restaurant’s normal hours of operation will be Monday through Sunday from 11am to 9pm. The brand’s national 2023 Spring Menu rollout coincides with the Fort Collins restaurant opening and will offer seasonal menu items like the VeggRib, Italian Cold Cut Sandwich, and New Orleans-style beignets.
Native Foods Raises Money for Bounce Animal Rescue
To celebrate the grand opening of the Fort Collins location, Native Foods is hosting a community fundraiser to support Bounce Animal Rescue, a 100% volunteer-based organization that rescues and transitions displaced domestic animals into ideal homes. Starting on opening day and extending through March 28, for every chicken sandwich sold, Native Foods will donate $1 to Bounce Animal Rescue.
For more information, visit NativeFoods.com.