Business & Tech
Micro Food Hall Local Kitchens Comes To Redondo Beach
The San Francisco-based company will offer food from a diverse group of local restaurants under one roof.
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REDONDO BEACH, CA — Local Kitchens, a micro food hall company that consolidates the best of local restaurants and food brands under one roof, is expanding to Southern California this fall with three new locations, including one in Redondo Beach.
The new locations will include a diverse mix of Los Angeles and Orange County brands including:
- Baby Badass Burgers
- Backyard Bowls
- Chicas Tacos
- Hanchic
- Locali
- Sweetfin
- Milk Bar
The San Francisco-based company said specific restaurant brands assigned to the Redondo Beach location will be confirmed at a later date.
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“Our guests in NorCal love the unique ability to easily mix and match from 5-10 different cuisines all in one order,” said Jon Goldsmith, CEO and co-founder of Local Kitchens. “We’re thrilled to introduce the same variety of cuisines and convenience to the Huntington Beach, Lake Forest and Redondo Beach communities as our first of many Southern California locations.”
Local Kitchens launched in the summer of 2020 and served to help restaurants expand beyond their own brick-and-mortar locations after the COVID-19 pandemic took a toll on their business. Each Local Kitchens location offers dine in, takeout and delivery options for people who want to mix and match many different cuisines in one meal.
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The Redondo Beach Local Kitchens location will be located at 1109 S Pacific Coast Hwy and the other two Sothern California locations will be in Huntington Beach and Lake Forest.
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