Eating Good, Feeling Great with Conscious Hospitality Group

Bellevue, WALocal News

Danny Brawer and Norman Wu, founders of Conscious Hospitality Group, are reshaping Bellevue's culinary landscape with three new restaurants in Lincoln Square South Food Hall: KODE Pizza, Club Seltzer, and EatDirt. These ventures prioritize health-conscious dining options that cater to a variety of tastes. Their journey began with Just Poké in 2016, which has grown to 29 locations across Washington, showcasing their innovative approach to fast-casual dining. Overcoming initial challenges related to their youth, they received strong community support, which has been crucial to their success. Brawer attributes their achievements to the welcoming nature of Bellevue and its growth.

They are also set to partner with Lisa Nordstrom to introduce ten new Sano café locations, reflecting their ambition to expand healthy dining in the Pacific Northwest. With community backing and a commitment to innovation, they are well-positioned to influence the local food scene for years to come.

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