A Jimmy John’s sandwich shop is now
open at 1800 SE Mile Hill Dr. in Port Orchard, according to a
Tuesday news release.
The 1,400-square-foot store features a drive-thru window, as well as indoor seating. Delivery and catering are available.
The Port Orchard franchise is owned by Angela Daniels and Mary Jo Smallman, who also own the Jimmy John’s in Bremerton.
They plan to open a Silverdale location in 2017.
Barely seven months after opening in Poulsbo, owners of a salad-to-go shop are planning a second location in Silverdale.
Greens On Your Way
founder Jenn Fredericksen signed a lease Friday on the
9517 Silverdale Way space
recently vacated by Genuine Burgers.
Fredericksen plans to sell her grab-and-go gourmet salads at the shop, along with wraps, pita sandwiches, soups, smoothies and espresso.
The new location could open in October.
“Hopefully Silverdale will be a good spot for us,” Fredericksen said.
Fredericksen, who also owns latte stands in North Kitsap, opened the first Greens On Your Way in February on Poulsbo’s Viking Avenue.
The business applies the
coffee stand model to fresh-made salads,
allowing drivers to grab packaged greens on the
go. The shop encourages customers to pre-order their
salads online, further streamlining sales.
Fredericksen said the concept caught on in Poulsbo, despite the shop being located on the edge of town.
“The feedback has been great,” she said.
The Silverdale Way space doesn’t have a drive-thru, but Fredericksen said two parking stalls will be designated as drive up spaces, where customers can have salads delivered to their car window.
You can check the Greens On Your Way Facebook page for updates.
A Potbelly Sandwich Shop opened in the
Kitsap Mall food
court this week, marking the sandwich chain’s entry into the
West Sound market.
Potbelly offers hot sandwiches, soups, salads and hand-dipped milkshakes, according to a news release. The Silverdale shop is managed by East Bremerton native Mike Young and employs about 30 people.
“Opening in Silverdale is special for so many reasons, but none more than the connection we’re making with the community,” Young said in the release. “As someone who has spent many years on the Kitsap Peninsula, it gives me great pride to open this shop.”
Potbelly shops often feature live, local music. Interested performers can contact Young and schedule an audition.
Chicago-based Potbelly has 10 Seattle-area locations, and more than 360 shops nationally. The fast-growing chain expected to open about 50 shops this year, with plans to eventually build 1,000, according to a 2014 annual report to shareholders.
The Silverdale store is open 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Saturday, and 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Sunday. Delivery service will start a few weeks, according to the release.
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