Homegrown
PrivateLast Round
Seed
Mar 1, 2009
Company Overview
Homegrown is a restaurant company that operates a chain of mission-driven sandwich and salad shops focused on sustainably sourced, organic ingredients.
Sector
Consumer & Commerce
Verticals
D2C Brands, Food Delivery
Business Model
B2C
Customer Profile
Services & Consulting
AI Layer
Non-AI
Keywords
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Homegrown Comparables
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Homegrown Funding Rounds
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| Round | Date | Amount Raised | Valuation | Investors | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Seed | Mar 1, 2009 |
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Key People
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Market signals
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- Nov 7, 2026
Company is closing due to revoked business license for unpaid taxes.
- Nov 7, 2026
License revoked by WA Dept. of Revenue for $472K in unpaid taxes.
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Recent news
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- has_issues_withNov 7, 2026
In Washington in 2025, Homegrown has issues with unpaid taxes and penalties totaling more than $472,000, leading the Washington Department of Revenue to revoke its business license.
- sells_assets_toNov 3, 2026
Eathomegrown sells the Hap's Burgers & Taps business to Conscious Hospitality Group after its September 2024 closure, and the restaurant reopens less than a month later in Washington.
- closes_offices_inNov 3, 2026
Homegrown prepares to close its Mercer Island sandwich shop around Nov 25th '26 as it shifts its focus to catering.
- closes_offices_inNov 3, 2026
Eathomegrown plans to close its Seattle and Mercer Island sandwich shops at 999 Third Avenue and 3016 78th Avenue SE around Nov 25th '26 as it shifts its focus to catering.
- closes_offices_inNov 3, 2026
Eathomegrown plans to close its Seattle location at 999 Third Avenue and Mercer Island shop at 3016 78th Avenue SE around Nov 25th '26 as it shifts its focus to catering.
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Homegrown Filings
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Is Homegrown a public or private company?
Homegrown is a private company.
What is the current stock price of Homegrown?
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How much is Homegrown worth (valuation)?
Valuation information for Homegrown is not publicly available.
Can I buy Homegrown stock?
Homegrown shares may be available on secondary markets subject to transfer restrictions. Caplight facilitates secondary market transactions for accredited investors.
When was Homegrown's last funding round?
Homegrown's most recent funding round was Seed on March 1, 2009.
Who are the main investors in Homegrown?
Investor information for Homegrown is not publicly disclosed.
Will Homegrown IPO soon?
No public IPO plans have been announced for Homegrown.
How can I track Homegrown secondary market activity?
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