Palo Alto: Humanitarian chef José Andrés to open his first Northern California restaurant
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Upscale or casual? No word yet on the culinary concept
José Andrés, acclaimed chef and founder of the humanitarian World Central Kitchen, will open a restaurant in Palo Alto — his culinary group’s first such venture in Northern California. The eatery will open later this year or in early 2024 at Stanford Shopping Center, according to a joint announcement by the José Andrés Group and the Simon Property Group, the center’s owner, as first reported by the San Francisco Business Times. Two new restaurants are also planned for Las Vegas. No details were released regarding the type of restaurant or the location at the center. JAG’s 19 restaurant…
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