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Island Fin Poké has sold 50 locations, with three new locations added in Phoenix, Nashville, and Tampa, and aims to have 40 locations open by the end of 2022. The brand serves Hawaiian-style poké and offers customizable, healthy, fast-casual options.
This recent development brings Island Fin Poké one step closer to its goal of having a total of 40 locations open and operating by the end of 2022. The addition to the brand further positions Island Fin Poké as a prominent provider of healthy, customizable, fast-casual options not only in its home state of Florida, but across the country in general.
“Reaching a total of 50 locations sold is an important benchmark goal for us and we are so grateful that our growing Ohana helped make it a reality,” said Mark Setterington, CEO and Co-Founder of Island Fin Poké. “I’m beyond proud of how far we have come and can’t wait to share our growing brand with the Phoenix and Nashville markets for the first time.”
Island Fin Poké restaurants serve fresh poké (pronounced “poh-kay”), which is like sushi in a bowl. Guests can choose from responsibly sourced ingredients and customize their own poké bowl, with options including over eight proteins, 25 different toppings, gluten-free house-made sauces, and specialty mix-ins. The endless possibilities allow guests to get creative with healthier options and try something new every visit.
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This story was originally published in Franchising.com on March 1, 2022. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.
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