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Second Sysco To Go Store Opens

Food supplier’s retail-style locales both in Houston

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5 months ago

July 23, 2025

VMSD Staff

Sysco Corp. (Houston) has opened its second Sysco To Go store in its hometown. Such locales are designed to serve independent restaurants, food trucks, caterers and small businesses in Houston’s medical, sports and entertainment hubs, the foodservice distributor said in a news release.

The new Sysco to Go store in Houston. Photo: Courtesy of Sysco

“Strategically located in central Houston near various businesses and foodservice establishments, [the latest] Sysco To Go expands access to well-priced, quality products – from Mexican and Pan-Asian to American bar & grill favorites,” the company statement said.

Its first such locale opened in May on Katy Freeway in what the company described as “another restaurant-dense location in Houston.” Information on whether it planned further such locales was not immediately available.

Sysco describes itself as the world’s largest food-away-from-home distributor, operating 340 distribution centers in 10-plus countries.

Related Topics:Houston store openings Sysco To Go

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