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Vitality Bowls to open cafe with fresh healthy bowls in Mansfield
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Vitality Bowls array of bowls, sandwiches, and juice.
The healthy "bowls" trend continues to flourish, and here's a new one in Mansfield to add to the list: Vitality Bowls, a chain from California, is opening a café at 3030 E. Broad St. #120, in a former dental office.
According to a release, it'll open on July 26.
The location comes from local residents and entrepreneurs Chris and Rena Boyd, who say in a statement that they're thrilled to expand Vitality Bowls into the Mansfield community.
"Our café is more than just healthy food – it’s a lifestyle,” said Boyd, who brings his background in operations and supply management as well as a commitment to wellness.
"We freshly prepare each item using the highest quality ingredients," he says. "Plus, all açaí bowls and smoothies are prepared without fillers like ice or frozen yogurt."
Açaí bowls are Vitality Bowls' specialty. They feature a thick blend of the Amazon's antioxidant-rich berry, topped with a variety of superfoods such as mangosteen and spirulina.
Signature bowls include the Superfood Bowl, made with acai, pitaya, almond milk, organic granola, cacao nibs, and goji berries; as well as non-bowl options like the Chimichurri Steak Wrap, with greens, grass-fed sous-vide steak, and grains wrapped in a tomato basil tortilla.
Other options include cold-pressed juices such as their signature "Green Me Up," plus energy and immunity shots made with ginger, turmeric, fruits, and vegetables.
Vitality Bowls was founded in 2011 in San Ramon, California, by Roy and Tara Gilad, who discovered their daughter had severe food allergies and wanted to find alternatives.
Vitality entered the DFW area in 2018 with a location in Dallas, which has since closed. There are currently locations in Southlake, Plano, McKinney, and two locations in Frisco.