Graduate Hotels and OffLimits partner to bring the vegan, gluten-free cereal brand to all hotel properties. Now launched, guests can find limited-edition, breakfast-inspired menu items at select hotels; grab n’ go offerings in each Graduate; and the Hit Snooze package.
“We are excited to partner with the team at OffLimits and bring their creative, youthful product to Graduate Hotels properties across the country,” said Amy Wexler, chief marketing officer, Graduate Hotels. “We’re always looking for unique ways to bring both nostalgia and excitement to our brand and this was a natural fit. Our teams have enjoyed experimenting with the distinct flavors and we look forward to sharing these new dishes and OffLimits products with guests and locals during their next visit.”
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The following specialty menu items are available at the following hotels:
- At Graduate Roosevelt Island:
- OffLimits Pandan Cereal Set, with dried cherry, cocoa and Hudson Valley apple
- Rose Gold Ice Cream Bar, featuring the OffLimits Strawberry Cereal bar, homemade marshmallow fluff and Mexican vanilla ice cream
- At Graduate Nashville:
- OffLimits French Toast Sticks is OffLimits Strawberry Cereal French toast, caramel, vanilla cream and OffLimits Coffee Cereal crunch.
- At Graduate Seattle:
- Coffee Cereal Biscuits & Gravy features buttermilk biscuits with OffLimits Coffee Cereal, red eye gravy and pickled onions.
“Just as OffLimits takes a defiant stance on reshaping cereal culture, Marc Rose and Graduate Hotels do the same for hospitality,” said Emily Miller, founder and CEO, OffLimits. “The wildly creative projects Marc and I have worked on in the past steeped through to create this partnership. With the limited-edition menu, we’re encouraging communities to play with their food and enjoy a unique OffLimits cereal dish.”
Book the Hit Snooze package, available for stays Nov. 1–Dec. 31, and including an insulated cooler, two OffLimits mini-cereal boxes, chocolate Oatly, original Oatly, a Stoney Clover eye mask, a Graduate Hotels sleep shirt and late check-out.
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