Pop Culture, Tech Reviews, Coupons & Sales, and SEO Tips
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From Chipotle to sweetgreen to Shake Shake, it feels like fast casual restaurants are all over the place. These new modern fast food joints fill a much-needed niche for office workers that are looking for quality food that’s not only affordable and healthy, but doesn’t require waiting in line during their hour break.
Today, we’re writing something we should have written months, if not years, ago; it’s a dedication to the heavenly dim sum item called Liu Sha Bao (流沙包) also known by one of its English names: the molten lava egg custard bun.
As we mentioned in April of this year, sweetgreen was opening another location in the Union Square area.
Sweetgreen wants you to “Fall for these new bowls”. The new fall menu appeared last week across New York City re-introducing the popular Curry Cauliflower from last year.
Though Nespresso does run good promotions on their machines, they rarely ever have any worthwhile sales on their pod sleeves. Usually any promotion around their pods involves giving a free accessory or something equally useless.
In an email newsletter, &pizza announced a new addition to their fast casual pizza menu. Called “The Dirty Bird”, the pizza’s star ingredient is pulled chicken and buffalo sauce.
It’s a cold and rainy evening and you’re in your comfortable house wear or favorite Pokemon pajamas. What’s more perfect than getting hot cheesy pizza delivered to your home while you binge-watch your shows of choice?
We don’t want to be the bearer of bad news, but as of this post (last updated 08/24/2017) there’s only one andpizza location in New York City.
With two NYC locations popping up this Summer/Fall, &pizza is growing fast. Be ready to indulge in some tasty pizza, well worth the trek across town.
&pizza, the fast casual, custom pizza joint that originated in Washington D.C., was giving away free pizzas to those that clicked on their Instagram sponsored post.
New Yorkers, have you heard of &pizza? This D.C. based fast-casual pizza joint is opening its second NYC location sometime this Fall in Astor Place.
Wow, I went to &pizza for the first time last night and was amazed by their custom, fast casual pizza concept (but was less impressed by their ampersand naming).
Yelpers have reported that famous noodle joint Lam Zhou Handmade Noodle has closed. Please, say it isn’t so.
New Yorkers, are you looking for an affordable American food option to add into your lunch rotation or just craving a burger and fries or onion rings with mac n cheese? Then Schnippers may be what you’re looking for.
We love sweetgreen, too, but admittedly their salads can get pricey. If you’ve been to sweetgreen more than a few times, you’ve probably spent anywhere from $12-15. Not me. Rarely do I hit double digits, usually pay in the range of $8-9 and it’s filled to the brim.
Over the years, it’s been interesting to see what is and was considered healthy.
If you’ve spent anytime in New York City the last few years then you’ve definitely seen many of the juice bars that have popped up, and continue to pop up, all around the city.
Less than a year after sweetgreen opened their first official Los Angeles location, the company packed up the truck and moved its headquarters from Washington D.C. to L.A in February 2016.
It’s hard to believe but sweetgreen was founded nearly 10 years ago; back in August 2007.
Sweetgreen uses fresh locally sourced ingredients in all of their salads, making each bite crisp and delicious. One of Sweetgreens most popular salads, the Harvest Bowl, is a hearty salad that offers a nice combination of warm protein and fresh crisp toppings.
The fact of the matter is the fewer calories you consume, the more weight you’ll lose over time. And if you like-like sweetgreen then you’re on your way.
TL;DR Sweetgreen has a lot of healthy options up and down the menu.
I haven’t seen much information about the new sweetgreen opening in Union Square except for a small mention hidden deep in an article about a third location opening in the Upper West Side.
A few years ago, I visited Taipei and came across a delicious Taiwanese snack at the famous Shilin Night Market.
