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Stories from the Covid-19 Front Lines: CEOs Share How Coronavirus Is Affecting Their System

Stories from the Covid-19 Front Lines: CEOs Share How Coronavirus Is Affecting Their System

BY Franchising.com – The main impact of Covid-19 on Vitality Bowls has been similar to many other QSR concepts. In the wake of restaurant dine-in bans and stay-at-home orders, we needed to find a way to enhance our pick-up, takeout, and delivery options. Many of our stores are operating on a curbside pick-up model to follow social distancing protocols. We have signs and floor markers to make it easy for customers and employees to adhere to social distancing. We’re also making sure all the communities we serve know that we’re here for them during this crisis. We’re all going through this together, and we feel it’s important to show that support for our customers at this time.

Roy and Tara Gilad, Co-Founders, Vitality Bowls 

Superfood Stop – Vitality Bowls Opens In Southlake

Superfood Stop – Vitality Bowls Opens In Southlake

BY Southlake Style – Vitality Bowls, a superfood cafe offering delicious and nutritious quick bites, opened its first location in Southlake in February. Now locals have access to potent and flavorful dishes like fresh açai bowls, juices, smoothies and sandwiches. Franchise owners Pal and Solai Anand say they were excited to be a part of the brand’s efforts and share Vitality Bowl’s recipes with locals. 

“We saw an opportunity to share the Vitality Bowls experience with the Southlake community because of the demand for great tasting, healthy food options,” Pal says. 

The Northern California-based eatery uses bold, healthy ingredients like pitaya, acerola and mangosteen to create balanced dishes that are full of nutritional value. Each açai bowl is made to order using only fresh fruits and vegetables, ensuring that locals can find an option customized to their taste and dietary restrictions that’s also packed with only the best ingredients. 

“Every Vitality Bowls meal is made to order in an allergy friendly kitchen designed to avoid cross contact of ingredients, so customers can feel good about eating here. Plus, all açaí bowls and smoothies are prepared without using any ingredient fillers, such as ice, frozen yogurt or artificial preservatives,” Pal says.

Those new to açai should try out the Vitality Bowl. With a base of organic açai, bananas, strawberries and flax seed and topped with organic granola, honey, bananas, strawberries and organic goji berries, the creamy yet refreshing bowl is sure to satisfy your hunger. 

For a bowl with unique yet delicious ingredients, try the Graviola Bowl, made with a base of graviola, coconut water, mango juice, pineapple, bananas, strawberries and kale and topped with organic granola, bananas, organic mulberries, organic chia seeds and honey.

With detoxifying juices and energizing smoothies, Vitality Bowls provides a great healthy snack for diners on the go. But locals can also stop, slow down and savor dishes like the sirloin sandwich, complete with grass-fed sirloin, mozzarella cheese, spinach, red onions and Dijon mustard. Whether you are on the go or want to stay a while, Vitality Bowls meets diners where they are. 

“Our café is a place where community members can enjoy nutritious meals with their family and friends, and we want all of our customers to feel at home in the warm and vibrant setting,” Solai says.

Tacos, Italian and more: 5 Grand Rapids-area restaurants to visit on Takeout Tuesday

BY Michigan LIVE – Vitality Bowls, 3569 28th Street SE, is offering takeout from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. The restaurant specializes in acai bowls, which consist of various fruits and vegetables, with toppings such as almond milk, flax seeds, granola and more. The restaurant also offers smoothies, fresh juices, paninis, soups, salads and more. The restaurant can be reached by calling (616) 588-4100, and orders can be made online.

Whatcom County offers thanks to coronavirus first responders and health care workers

BY Bellingham Herald – Vitality Bowls, located at Barkley Village, is offering free smoothies for those fighting on the front lines. On Thursday, April 2, the business had 500 smoothies they were looking to distribute.

Health care professionals and first responders can drop in to pick up smoothies for their entire department, not just for themselves. Vitality Bowls just asks the employee arrive in a work vehicle or with a badge.

Vitality Bowls has had 473 smoothies donated by customers for first responders and is matching every one purchased.

Vitality Bowls will also be holding two events next week for first responders that were donated by local businesses.

On Tuesday, April 7, Emergency Reporting will distribute $200 worth of smoothies that will be matched by Vitality Bowls.

Three days later on Friday, April 10, Country Financial has started an open tab of $1,500 for first responders to not only enjoy a free smoothie, but also a meal, including medium acai bowl or panini and smoothie combo. Jeff Savage of Country Financial said anything purchased above $1,500 he will pay for himself.

Vitality Bowls is open 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily.

Vitality Bowls Feeds Front Liners, Spreading Hope and Nourishment One Smoothie at a Time

Vitality Bowls Feeds Front Liners, Spreading Hope and Nourishment One Smoothie at a Time

BY Whatcom Talk – There are so many folks on the front lines right now, doctors, nurses, grocery store clerks, first responders. They are working to keep us safe and healthy. Vitality Bowls has spent the better part of two weeks supporting them by keeping them fed and healthy in return. For every smoothie purchased or donated Vitality Bowls has matched it. They have delivered hundreds of smoothies to night and day shift ER staff at St. Joe’s, Bellingham Police Department, Haggen Grocery employees, the Lighthouse Mission staff,  the fire department, and more. If you would like to donate a smoothie or feel a hankering for one yourself, call in your order and swing by for curbside pick up. Turns out we don’t have to look far when we are looking for the helpers.dients.