by Adfinitely | Oct 10, 2019 | Blog, FrontPage
BY Marin Magazine – Vitality Bowls a national superfood café, has signed an agreement with local entrepreneur Ben Shaw to open the first café in Tennessee. Following this opening, Mr. Shaw is planning to open multiple locations in the Chattanooga area.
Marinites who love superfoods like hydrating acai and graviola (aka soursop) can find those and other wonders at Vitality Bowls in Mill Valley. Look for bowls and smoothies like The Hulk (powered by broccoli) and an organic coffee bar with pour-over coffee, kombucha and superfood drinks like a pitaya latte.
Known as the longest continuously operating saloon in the county, William Tell House in Tomales reopened after an extensive renovation. Sip a Black Betty cocktail in the bar area, then dine in the adjacent room on dishes like the Tomales Bay cioppino before heading upstairs to one of the inn’s three rooms to rest your weary head.
San Rafael’s beer shed grew again when Ryan Spencer opened Libation Taproom & Bottle Shop downtown earlier this year. It has 20 taps with a steady rotation of fresh-crafted brews and 150-plus bottles to drink on premises or at home.
by Adfinitely | Oct 8, 2019 | Blog, FrontPage
BY orlandosentinel.com – Vitality Bowls is planning to open its second Central Florida cafe Nov. 9 in Ocoee.
The cafe will serve acai bowls, smoothies, fresh juice, salads and paninis. It will be at 11050 W. Colonial Drive.
Vitality Bowls was started in 2011 in San Ramon, Calif. and has more than 135 restaurants open and in development. The other Central Florida spot is at 8014 Conroy Windermere Road, Orlando.
The franchisees for both Central Florida cafes are Harold and Jackie Gattereau.
by adfindev | Aug 26, 2019 | Blog, FrontPage
BY MICHIGAN LIVE – The restaurant, which sells acai bowls, smoothies, juices, sandwiches, salads and soups, plans to open this fall at a 2,100-square-foot location at CenterPoint.
“Retailers desire to be at the corner of ‘Main and Main,’ which is what makes the Shops at CenterPoint a highly sought-after location for businesses and community members looking for a well-curated, relevant shopping experience,” Greg Guido, co-managing member of Stonemar Properties, LLC, which owns Shops at CenterPoint, said in a statement.
Colliers handles leasing for Shops at CenterPoint.
“When a new retailer enters the Grand Rapids market, its first store is usually near the 28th Street and East Beltline corridor where there are complementary retailers and more than 88,000 cars driving by the Shops at CenterPoint every day,” Mark Ansara, Colliers Vice President and Retail Advisor, said in a statement. “We’re continuing to see retailers with an online catalog presence open brick and mortar locations, and Shops at CenterPoint is an ideal location for offering in-store experiences for online brands.”
by adfindev | Aug 23, 2019 | Blog, FrontPage
BY DIABLO MAGAZINE – Meet 23 innovators, movers and shakers, and groundbreakers who are blazing trails in the East Bay and beyond.
Roy and Tara Gilad
Cofounders, Vitality Bowls
Live: Alamo
Work: Danville
After discovering that their daughter, Ella, was born with several severe food allergies, Roy and Tara Gilad took action by launching Vitality Bowls. The fast-casual superfood café specializes in acai bowls, smoothies, fresh juices, salads, and paninis—all made with organic superfoods that are entirely filler-free and produced in kitchens specially designed to create an allergy-friendly environment.
“As a company, we’re challenged with educating consumers on the importance of clean, high-quality ingredients,” Tara says. “Vitality Bowls is focused on true healthy eating with carefully sourced superfoods that naturally taste good—without the bad stuff.”
The concept has clearly struck a chord both locally and nationally. The Gilads opened their first Vitality Bowls eatery in San Ramon in 2011—and today, along with five corporate-owned Vitality Bowls locations in the Bay Area (including spots in Pleasanton and Walnut Creek), they’ve licensed more than 70 franchise outposts across the country, and have about 60 more currently in development. —Gabby Vanacore
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