3 Food Bowl Spots to Try in NYC Today
The reports don’t lie; New Yorkers love their bowls. Perhaps more important than the bowl itself is the food you put in it (and of course, how the ingredients are arranged in your Instagram photo). Want to hop on this bowl trend but don’t know where to begin? Here are three Manhattan food bowl spots to get you started!
The PokéSpot
Think: sushi, but in a bowl. Poké is on our list of predicted food trends for the remainder of 2018, and this fish-forward Hawaiian bowl offers up everything you love about sushi without the restriction of small bites wrapped in nori. The bowls are completely customizable, from your choice of fish to your veggies and dressing, so have at it and go crazy. The best part? They make for a pretty picture.
The Little Beet
Founded in 2013, The Little Beet’s philosophy is “to serve real food deliciously.” With options for carnivores, vegetarians, vegans, and everything in between, these bowls are veggie-based with a protein topping, a fun garnish such a turmeric almonds, and covered in one of five sauces made with whole ingredients. Healthy lunch for the win.
Dig Inn
Dig Inn’s primary offering is a customizable meal bowl, made your way with fresh, locally-sourced ingredients. Start with a generous portion of your choice of protein (chicken, steak, salmon, tofu, and more) and pick three sides to add. What makes Dig Inn unique from other bowl-spots in its niche is the uniqueness of the sides it offers. A vegan kale caesar salad, baked mac n’ cheese, and heirloom apples are just some of the delicious sides you can use to make your bowl. Click here to see all of their New York locations!
