A food hall and culinary incubator will open next week in the Collin County city of Fairview, designed to support aspiring food entrepreneurs, the Fairview Economic Development Corp. announced.
The grand opening of Revolving Kitchen Fairview in the Fairview Town Center will take place from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., Tuesday, Oct. 22, with an official ribbon-cutting ceremony at 11:45 AM.
The Fairview EDC said the facility is more than just a food hall—it’s a community-driven space designed to support entrepreneurs by offering high-quality kitchen rentals and essential business amenities. The EDC said the facility empowers local chefs and restaurateurs by helping them transform their culinary dreams into thriving businesses while delivering unique, world-class dining experiences to Fairview residents and visitors.
Food delivery robots make their way down a corridor at Revolving Kitchen Fairview. [Photo: Revolving Kitchen Fairview]
Located at 146 Town Place in Fairview, Revolving Kitchen Fairview is across from “The Park” within the Fairview Town Center.
The venue will feature 34 fully equipped commercial kitchens ranging in size from 260 to 1,100 square feet. It will integrate into Revolving Kitchen’s Virtual Food Hall app to enabling customers to bundle orders from several of the venue’s restaurants into one transaction.
Photo: Revolving Kitchen Fairview
Here are brands that will be available within the food hall:
- Brooklyn Bagels: Classic New York-style bagel with cream cheese or a hearty bagel sandwich.
- Chanko Nutrition: Chanko serves up nutritious and flavorful farm to table meals, ideal for those focused on fitness and well-being.
- Chitos Authentic Mexican Restaurant: A family owned and operated unique, authentic Tex-Mex menu.
- Dolce Mio: Featuring locally curated ingredients from a Dallas born chef with an Italian twist.
- Emmy J’s Pizza: Freshly made pies that are as fresh as they are delicious.
- Fish Trap’n: Crispy fried fish and seafood platters.
- Fu Xing Kitchen: Authentic Chinese cuisine.
- Kaiyo: Offering nigiri, flavorful rolls, and classic Japanese kitchen dishes.
- K-Cup: Korean comfort food with offerings like Korean fried chicken and sizzling BBQ.
- La Maison Bleue: Sip on refreshing teas and indulge in sweet desserts and savory snacks.
- Pono Poke: Hawaiian Poke and Japanese Comforts – Sandwiches, Soba, and Udon.
- 7Spice Halal Indian and Pakistani Kitchen: Indian and Pakistani halal cuisine using only the freshest ingredients and a signature 7 spice blend.
- Street Thaiger: Authentic Thai Street Food.
- Tayta Peruvian Restaurant: Authentic Peruvian flavors.
- Vegan Heat: Mouthwatering vegan dishes that pack a flavorful punch.
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A kitchen at Revolving Kitchen Fairview. [Photo: Revolving Kitchen Fairview]
A seating area at Revolving Kitchen Fairview. [Photo: Revolving Kitchen Fairview]
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