Healthy Plant-Based Fast Food

Kevin Hart Opens a New Plant-Based Restaurant in Los Angeles

Kevin Hart is launching his own vegan fast food restaurant named ‘Hart House,’ extending his creativity to the world of fast food franchising. The actor and entrepreneur previously pioneered his own multivitamin brand dubbed ‘VitaHustle,’ and has also garnered attention as the first male ambassador of Fabletics.

‘Hart House’ is dedicated to providing consumers with healthy, plant-based meals that do not compromise on flavor or quality. All food items from ‘Hart House’ contain no preservatives, corn syrup, antibiotics, hormones, or artificial colors. There is a wide selection of menu items, including sandwiches, salads, nuggets, fries, tots, milkshakes, and more.

10% of revenue from ‘Hart House’ will go to Inner City Arts, furthering Hart’s dedication to sustainable sourcing and business practices. Interested parties can visit ‘Hart House’ when it opens its doors in Los Angeles on August 25.

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GENDER
50% Men50% Women
MARKETTop markets: North America
GENERATION
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Activity 81%
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