Fooda Popup Restaurants Coming to 100 Westminster Street in Prov

Monday, June 13, 2016

GoLocalProv Lifestyle Team

 

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Fooda Popup Restaurants is coming to 100 Westminster Street starting this week, announced Joseph Paolino, Jr., managing partner of Paolino Properties. 

Fooda Popup will occupy a dedicated space in the ground floor lobby of 100 Westminster each Monday through Firday from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. starting on Wednesday, June 15. 

Fooda Popup is a new concept which offers a rotating "popup" restaurant program to tenants of major buildings housing many businesses. 

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“One day we might be offering Indian food, another day Mexican, and another day soup and sandwiches. 100 Westminster employees can sign up with Fooda to get weekly menus online,” said Taylor O'Brien, Fooda Business Development Manager. 

A preview launch for building tenants, replete with free treats will take place on Tuesday, June 14 from 2-3:30 p.m. 

“Fooda Popup is a terrific service providing members of the 100 Westminster community with a convenient, onsite option for lunch.  It’s another wonderful amenity that I am pleased to initiate on behalf of the businesses and employees in our 20-story building,” said Paolino. 

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Starting with success in Chicago, Fooda has expanded nationally to Boston, New York, Atlanta, Los Angeles, Philadelphia, Nashville and Providence. 

“Fooda is excited to become part of the 100 Westminster community.  We look forward to offering our virtual platform to its tenants, courtesy of the best restaurants Rhode Island and the surrounding area have to offer,” said Mark Barry, Fooda Director.  

Paolino Properties 

Paolino Properties is a leader in real estate investment, development and management services throughout Rhode Island and beyond.   

 

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