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California Culinary Academy Ushers in a New EraThe renowned cooking school moves to Potrero Hill and opens new restaurant SAN FRANCISCO, CA - California Culinary Academy (CCA) announced today that it will transition all of its programs to its Potrero Hill campus, and will close the facility at 625 Polk Street. In conjunction with the transition, CCA's longstanding student-run restaurant, The CarĂªme Room, will close, and on Wednesday. May 28th, the school will launch CarĂªme 350, a new student-run fine-dining establishment connected to its main campus at 350 Rhode Island Street. Over its 27 year history, The CarĂªme Room has hosted events for local nonprofits, welcomed dignitaries, and provided a gourmet dining experience at bargain prices to visitors, workers, and residents in San Francisco's Civic Center area. A farewell dinner for CCA alumni and friends will mark the close of the famed dining room Friday evening. While wistful in departing the school's long-time home, CCA faculty, staff, and students are looking forward to focusing more resources on its modern facility in Potrero Hill, and to building new relationships within that community. The institution has already begun to make important connections with its District 10 neighbors and most recently began providing student chefs to the Potrero Hill Neighborhood House who prepare and serve snacks and meals five days a week for its afterschool program. CCA's President, Jennifer White, is eager to identify additional opportunities to partner with the Potrero Hill community going forward. "Much of CCA's legacy and that of The CarĂªme Room is centered on the terrific relationships we were able to build near our Civic Center campus," stated White. "With so many amazing organizations nearby, such as Project Open Hand and the Tenderloin Community School, we had the pleasure of building lasting friendships that have allowed our students to understand how the culinary industry is inextricably linked to the communities in which it operates. We are excited to form those same bonds in Potrero Hill." In welcoming longtime CarĂªme Room patrons, new neighbors, and other food lovers to its new restaurant, CCA's CarĂªme 350 will offer a series of promotions to make its already affordable prices an extraordinary bargain. Lunch on its opening day permits diners to earn up to 75% off their total bill if they visit CarĂªme 350 with a party of four or more. Also, on June 3rd, the restaurant will offer 3.5 courses for just $3.50 during both lunch and dinner service. For more information about CarĂªme 350, visit www.careme350.com. About California Culinary Academy The California Culinary Academy is led by President Jennifer White and is wholly owned by Career Education Corporation, one of the world's largest on-campus providers of private, for-profit postsecondary education. For more information about CCA, visit www.baychef.com. |
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