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With an average check of $10 and a focus on produce sourced from local farms, the chain aims to make simple, high-quality food available at an affordable price point.
The brand has just announced a $15 million Series C funding round led by Wexford Capital. Monogram Capital Partners, Riverwood Capital founder Michael Marks, and Law360 founder Magnus Hoglund also contributed to the round.
Dig Inn had previously raised $6.5 million in earlier rounds of funding.
We caught up with Dig Inn founder and CEO Adam Eskin at the chain's newest restaurant in New York City.