Restaurants

Homeward Kitchen coming soon to Southern Pines

By Staff Report, posted 2 years ago

At Homeward Kitchen, they love nothing more than a good home-cooked meal. But the team knows that when life gets demanding, home-cooked meals aren’t easy to find time for.

 

This restaurant, owned and operated by the Golden Corral Corporation, is promising home-cooked goodness is opening in Southern Pines in December with a mission to help families get back to spending time together. They will be serving up slow-cooked, quality ingredients for breakfast, lunch and dinner. 

Management assures consumers that their process makes their food taste unique and familiar all at once, while providing a true feeling of home. With life moving faster than ever, they take their time cooking so you don’t have to.

The restaurant will be located at 10735 U.S. 15-501 in Southern Pines. It is a recently acquired 4,200 square-foot building that was formerly a Chick-Fil-A.

Homeward Kitchen is still looking to fill several open positions before they begin serving the community. Anyone interested in applying can visit 

https://homeward-kitchen.careerplug.com/jobs?locale=en-US

 

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