Angie’s Prime Grill Is Reportedly Coming to Power Road (and It’s About to Shake Up Lunch in Gilbert)

Word on the street is Angie’s Prime Grill is headed to the old Jimmy & Joe’s Pizzeria location on Power Road, just south of Loop 202 — and this one could be a big deal for busy families and lunchtime regulars alike.

Angie’s Prime Grill is the newest fast-casual concept from the team behind Salad and Go, but this brand leans heavily into fresh, grilled-to-order bowls and burritos with premium proteins. Think build-your-own meals where you pick a base and pair it with USDA Prime steak, antibiotic- and hormone-free chicken, wild-caught shrimp, or even seared falafel — all seasoned and cooked right in front of you. They also serve breakfast until 10:30 AM, which could be a game-changer for morning commuters and parents on school drop-off runs.

Unlike Salad and Go, this location is designed for in-restaurant ordering, focusing on quick service and quality rather than drive-thru speed.

Competing Right in the Heart of a Busy Corridor

What makes this spot especially interesting is its proximity to heavy hitters like Chick-fil-A and Chipotle. That stretch of Power Road already sees tons of daily traffic — and with Target nearby, it’s easy to imagine a lot of moms grabbing lunch (or dinner) while running errands.

If Angie’s Prime delivers on fresh ingredients, fast service, and customizable options, it could quickly become a go-to for families looking for something a little healthier — without sacrificing convenience.

What We Know So Far

• 📍 Location: Power Road, just south of Loop 202 (former Jimmy & Joe’s Pizzeria)

• 🍴 Concept: Fast-casual, grilled-to-order bowls & burritos

• 🥩 Proteins: Prime steak, clean chicken, wild shrimp, falafel

• ☀️ Breakfast: Served until 10:30 AM

• 🚶‍♂️ No drive-thru: Built for in-restaurant ordering and quick dining

You can learn more about the concept at angiesprimegrill.com.

As always, I’ll keep an eye on this one and share updates as soon as an opening timeline or more details drop — but safe to say, this Power Road food scene just got a lot more interesting.