Building a Better Food Future With Bellevue's Pasta Co

Bellevue, WALocal News

For over 35 years, Bellevue's Pasta & Co has been a staple for those seeking gourmet take-out options, specializing in ready-to-eat meals made with all-natural ingredients. The COVID-19 pandemic catalyzed a transformation in their service model, shifting from family dinners to convenient grab-and-go lunches aimed at busy professionals. Manager Beau Lawson highlighted the establishment's adaptability, noting their ability to cater to the needs of the downtown Bellevue workforce. The restaurant's commitment to local sourcing not only supports regional farmers but also enhances the freshness of their offerings. Additionally, Pasta & Co participates in the Beecher's Foundation, a food education initiative that has educated over 180,000 students on making healthy food choices since 2006.

This holiday season, they are promoting a three-course meal, with a portion of sales benefiting the foundation. The article emphasizes the dual mission of Pasta & Co: to provide quality meals while fostering community health and wellness. As they evolve with changing consumer demands, Pasta & Co remains a beacon for both convenience and local food advocacy.

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