Cava issued an upbeat sales forecast for the year, as cautious customers shook off the effects of snowstorms and last year’s government shutdown to return to the Mediterranean fast-casual chain for bowls and salads.
Cava’s stock rockets, as CEO sees people eating food they like again, not just what’s cheap
Cava issued an upbeat sales forecast for the year, as cautious customers shook off the effects of snowstorms and last year’s government shutdown to return to the Mediterranean fast-casual chain for bowls and salads.
Last updated: April 4, 2026, 2:12 AM
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