While @vitalitybowlssaltlakecity is known for its açaí bowls, they now have a whole range of savory options in their menu!!
I popped into their location in @citycreekcenter recently to try out their new lunch menu and honestly, I was blown away!
I mean just check out all the superfood goodness of the Power Pesto Chicken Bowl. But swipe through to see the crispy + delicious veggie wrap paired with a ginger + pear kombucha!
Yep, their menu really is as fresh and as tasty as it looks!
Nothing hits the spot like some fresh fruit! @boomtownbowls has so many options you won’t be disappointed. I tried the Tropical Bowl and The Dragon smoothie. As you see everything looks delicious. I can you tell everything was delicious and flavorful. My favorite? definitely the tropical bowl all of the different flavors stood out! Not to mention kiwis are on of my favorites and the ones in the bowl were so sweet.
PLEASANTON WEEKLY BY TIM HUNT When Tara and Roy Gilad’s daughter was born 11 years ago, she had severe food allergies. That led Tara on a search for food supplies domestically as she created all of her daughter’s food herself. She then discovered that there were organic and nutritious “superfoods” available internationally and that sparked her entrepreneurial spirit. Both she and Roy had owned businesses so they launched Vitality Bowls with its first storefront in the Marketplace in San Ramon. Their key ingredient is Acai berries that are grown only in the rain forest of Brazil. They also import other superfoods internationally. Tara developed the recipes in her home kitchen in Danville with friends serving as the tasting panels. It should be noted that while she and Roy were experienced businesspeople, they knew nothing about the restaurant business. That hurdle– 80% of mom and pop restaurants fail in five years–did not stop them. They learned how to set up the kitchen to ensure no allergic contamination and developed the training to implement it with the staff at all of their locations. They now own seven restaurants in the Tri-Valley. By 2015, four years into the business, they wanted to scale it nationally. That set off their quest to learn the franchising business. Research showed that 90% of franchises are in business 10 years after opening, compared to an 80% failure rate of stand-alone restaurants. The Gilads started franchising and now have 75 locations in 17 states with more than 10 more locations pending as they celebrate their 10th anniversary this month. Tara explained, “We have grown organically through customers coming into stores. They search for healthy food options. We are prime for what everyone is looking for—in the right sector (coming out of Covid). “They have been preparing for aggressive growth over the last year and have redon e their menu to include more “savory” options and swapped out paninis for wraps and designing toasts as sides to their juices. The new menu has been tested in some markets—it was in place at the Dublin site when I checked it out this week. Vitality Bowls also has added John Mascali to its leadership team as chief operations officer to drive national expansion strategies. When asked about the Midwest and the South, Tara said healthy eating is a national trend and they find people looking for opportunities there. She emphasized they are careful with potential franchisees, looking for people with passion for their mission, regardless of the potential location. The company’s growth has been recognized on lists of top performers by Franchise Times, Inc. Magazine and Restaurant Business. The Gilads are actively seeking new franchisees across the country. Tara said that a new buildout could cost $250,000-300,000, while renovating an existing space can be done for under $100,000. Their ideal space is small at 1,000 to 1,200 square feet with about one-third of that devoted to the kitchen. A priority, particularly in these days, is outdoor seating.
We’re always being told to eat fresh, eat clean, eat healthy. Yeah, ok. Like, who has time for that when you’re racing around with kids and work and life?! Vitality Bowls of Wappingers Falls heard all our unhealthy bellies grumbling and answered local cries! They are “bringing superfoods and wellness to Wappingers Falls and Poughkeepsie.” Vitality Bowls offers açaí bowls, smoothies, paninis, salads and more. Take it from us- the chimichurri steak wrap is banging! And knowing it’s healthy left us guilt free after eating it. They offer dine-in, curbside pickup, no-contact delivery, and outdoor dining. So quit the excuses- skip the fast food and head over to Vitality Bowls of Wappingers Falls!
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