CoreLife Eatery is expanding its presence once again with a new location in the state of Arizona. The fresh food restaurant chain’s new location is slated to open at 1840 East Warner Rd., Suite 108, in Tempe. The brand, which prides itself in offering simple, fresh ingredients, serves savory dishes that provide nutritious fuel for busy lives. 

As part of the CoreLife Eatery mission, each menu item is curated with fresh ingredients that are prepared daily from whole foods. CoreLife uses only grass-fed beef, antibiotic-free chicken and pork and cage-free eggs. All ingredients are free of GMOs, trans fats, artificial colors, sweeteners and additives. The menu features grain bowls, green salads, soups, bone broth and dinner plates featuring roasted vegetables and house-made sides.

New menu additions making their debut at the Tempe location include taco bowls. CoreLife Eatery’s new taco bowls include a protein choice of chicken, steak, pork or tuna on top of purple rice, black beans, roasted peppers and onions, street corn, avocado crema, avocado, pineapple pico de gallo, white cheddar, and green or red salsa. Additionally, new specialty sides include the Buddha Bowl, Buffalo Mac n’ Cheese, and a Brussels Bowl.

Patrons are invited to join for the following grand opening events:

Tuesday, October 27: VIP event (REGISTER HEREhttps://www.eventbrite.com/e/corelife-eatery-preview-event-tempe-az-tickets-125524199259)

Wednesday, October 28: VIP event (REGISTER HEREhttps://www.eventbrite.com/e/corelife-eatery-preview-event-tempe-az-tickets-125524199259)

Thursday, October 29: Pay What You Want Day benefitting Phoenix Children’s Hospital

Friday, October 30: GRAND OPENING!

The newest CoreLife Eatery location will open its doors to the public with three grand opening events on Tuesday, October 27, Wednesday, October 28 and Thursday, October 29, serving lunch from 11:30 a.m. until 1:30 p.m. and dinner from 5:30 p.m. until 7:30 p.m. Thursday, October 29 will also mark an exciting charity initiative with a “Pay What You Want Day” at the Tempe location, which means that guests will be able to order whatever they want for whatever amount they want to pay, with 100 percent of proceeds benefitting the Phoenix Children’s Hospital.

One of the new Tempe location’s managing partners is former NFL player and Arizona resident Adam Archuleta. Archuleta grew up and went to high school in Arizona, going on to graduate from Arizona State University, which happens to neighbor the new CoreLife Eatery location, where he played football all four years. Following college, Archuleta played in the NFL for seven total seasons, five with the St. Louis Rams and one season each with the Washington Redskins and the Chicago Bears. Currently, Archuleta is an NFL Game Analyst at CBS Sports. As a lifelong athlete and with local ties to the community, Archuleta is excited to promote CoreLife Eatery’s commitment to quality ingredients and freshness and has seen firsthand the benefits of eating wholesome, nutritious food.

“Customers have been trained to believe that healthy food cannot taste good, but we are debunking that myth,” says Todd Mansfield, partner and chief cultural officer for CoreLife Eatery. “We create our menu every day in store from simple, top-quality ingredients that taste great and our customers want to eat.”

Made evident by its recognition as Consumer Reports’ top choice for healthy dining options, CoreLife’s menu caters to everyone with customizable greens, grains and broth bowls.  CoreLife Eatery staff are continually proactively sharing their own unique food concepts as well as wellness ideals through talks at local organizations and participation in community events.

Led by CEO Larry Wilson, the CoreLife Eatery executive team brings individual successes and skill sets to help the restaurant grow to meet the needs of more communities lacking convenient access to healthy and affordable eating alternatives. 

CoreLife Eatery plans to expand to 300 locations, including both corporate and franchise restaurants, nationwide over the next five years.

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