Whole Harvest, a Missouri-based company that delivers healthy, plant-based meals, will soon become a Johnson County restaurant as well.
The company is aiming to open Whole Harvest Kitchen, its first brick-and-mortar restaurant, in October.
Whole Harvest Kitchen will operate in southern Leawood
- Whole Harvest plans to move into a space at Leawood’s Town Center Plaza shopping center.
- The restaurant will operate out of a space on the east end of the shopping center, near the current GNC store
- Whole Harvest Kitchen will be open from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. every day of the week.
The restaurant will serve plant-based meals
- Owners say the Whole Harvest Kitchen’s menu will be entirely plant-based, with limited meat and animal products.
- The menu will feature items like pizza, wraps, sandwiches, salads, and dumplings.
- Whole Harvest Kitchen will also serve a range of “zero proof” cocktails, which are plant-based and alcohol-free.
This marks the company’s first restaurant
- Whole Harvest primarily operates as a meal-delivery service, shipping plant-based meals across the country.
- The company primarily operates out of North Kansas City but also has an office in Denver, Colorado.
- Aside from the Leawood restaurant, owners previously said the company expects to open more Whole Harvest Kitchen locations in the Kansas City metro and across the country.
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