More traditional Italian dishes like "pasta and pizza get a pass at Prima," Schlow's restaurant group said in a press release about the menu options. Instead, "sustainable proteins" will be flavored with fresh vegetables, fresh herbs, spices, olive oil and citrus. Diners will assemble their bowls in the same way they do at fast casual restaurants like Cava Grill and Chipotle, choosing greens or grains, vegetables, proteins and dressings and additional toppings.
“Italian food isn’t always perceived as healthy, but working with my talented team of chefs, we have been able to produce the wholesome and fresh flavors of Italy in a fast-casual environment,” Schlow said in a statement. “Mediterranean flavors are so approachable and are perfect for a speedy, yet hearty meal. We’re really excited to be able to open Prima and showcase this type of experience.”
Prima will be opening very soon; stay tuned for an opening date announcement.
5 comments:
Hey, from your post, I am glad that you did not point out that this is not a Fortune 500 company HQ, nor a nightclub or movie theater. Thanks for the factual and positive review! See how easy it is to be positive!
Bethesda, where all the kids are above average!
8:05: Alas, MCPS test scores suggest otherwise.
8:10 AM : Well at least above Maryland average ;)
No pasta, what's the betting pool's closing up date? Is this an imitation CAVA with different variety?
Oh yay, another salad joint.
Fast-casual. Yawn
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