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What is tender greens?

Committed to using sustainably sourced ingredients, Tender Greens invites its guests to savor the season’s flavors while enjoying a nourishing meal. From hearty soups to vibrant salads, the new menu items cater to the diverse palates of the brand’s loyal fans. ...

What's new at tender greens?

From hearty soups to vibrant salads, the new menu items cater to the diverse palates of the brand’s loyal fans. Whether guests are craving classic comfort foods with a gourmet twist or innovative plant-based options, Tender Greens’ new seasonal menu offers abundant options from which to choose. ...

Does tender greens have a seasonal menu?

Whether guests are craving classic comfort foods with a gourmet twist or innovative plant-based options, Tender Greens’ new seasonal menu offers abundant options from which to choose. The seasonal menu is now available at all Tender Greens locations through the end of the year, featuring thoughtfully crafted dishes such as: ...

Is tender greens healthy?

Los Angeles, CA ( RestaurantNews.com ) As we head into cooler temperatures and the bustling holiday season, Tender Greens is adding healthful, warming dishes to its menu. Committed to using sustainably sourced ingredients, Tender Greens invites its guests to savor the season’s flavors while enjoying a nourishing meal. ...

What to eat at tender greens?

Short Rib Dinner Bolognese Pasta – slow-cooked pork bolognese, fusilli pasta, grated pecorino cheese, and Larder Bakery sourdough crostini Bolognese Pasta Tender Greens’ unwavering commitment to quality and sustainability shines through in every dish. ...

Is Spinach a tender green?

Spinach is a great example of a tender green. In fact, spinach is the only tender green that has a USDA spec. It is based mainly on color and uniformity of shape, but also importantly: mechanical damage. You may wonder what that is, and really, it’s just what it sounds like. ...