Angry Chickz Joins The Collection in Ontario, CA

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Video added by Lewis Retail Centers | Date Uploaded: August 25, 2026 | Date Created: July 22, 2026

Description

Angry Chickz has officially opened its doors at The Collection in Ontario, CA. This 96,000 SF center, anchored by Stater Bros. Markets, sits at Fourth Street and Haven Avenue with access to over 200,000 jobs within a five mile radius. The addition of Angry Chickz continues to strengthen an already dynamic tenant lineup.


Categories:
Commercial Properties for Lease, Tenant Concepts, Marketing/PR
Property Types:
Retail, Restaurant
States:
CALIFORNIA
Regions:
Southern California, Inland Empire, San Bernardino County
Cities:
Ontario


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