A new whole30 junkie this place is fantastic! Love love love! So glad I can get a flavorful meal with no fuss, just good clean eating! The lamb meatballs were super yummy! Loved that cauliflower tabouleh too. I just wish the place was closer so I could go more often! read more

Springbone Kitchen - Soup Near Me - New York, New York

Best organic bone broth ever! Soothing, delicious, great for increasing immunity! I stocked up in my freezer.

Disgusting! I ordered tofu as my protein and there were pieces of chicken mixed in. The tofu was hard and way overcooked. I opted to switch the base to greens but there was barely any and a ton of rice! No white sauce was on it either. Will never order again. Seemed dirty and hoping I don't get food poisoning!! Huge was of money! read more

The food is great when I dine in. However, when I placed a delivery order of 13 bowls, it's was 1.5 hours late. The order is placed 1 day before. I had to arrange an Uber to go pick it up. The second day, I ordered a catering breakfast, it' was almost 1 hour late. I was disappointed in the service. When I asked to talk to the manager or boss. Nobody called back. read more

Great options for those trying to eat healthy, paleo, dairy-free or gluten free. WAIT: Came on a Tuesday night at 6:30pm and while there were people inside it wasn't super packed. Towards 7:30-8 it definitely got more crowded. It seemed like a lot of people took to go or only got a smoothie or soft serve so they didn't have to sit down. ATMOSPHERE: It's fairly small inside. There is a communal like lower table with people sitting on both ends and then a counter area. It could probably fit 20 or so people altogether. You order at the front and then they call your order out. It took about 7 minutes or so for my food to come out. FOOD: I wanted to try the broth. If you read their website they say that broth is actually healthier than those people who go on juice diets. It makes sense since juice is a lot of carbs from the fruit but here it is from meat and feels heavier/more filling. CHICKEN ZOODLE SOUP - I got the large, which comes in a large coffee cup with the chicken and zucchini noodles inside. It was my first time having broth and it basically tasted like homemade chicken soup. The flavor was very good, natural, not too salty, slightly herbal-y and overall "healthy." There was some oil/fat in it though but it didn't taste overwhelming. The chicken wasn't bad, maybe a little dry at times but what can you do with chicken breast. The zucchini noodles were very thin and good. Overall, quite impressed. The rest of the food looked good with lots of options although beware that the portions are on the smaller side. Prices are bad, but you'd not get a ton of food. Overall, I would definitely be back to try the other items on their menu as well as the vegan soft serve! read more

Genius bone broth, not cheap but you get what you pay for. A friend turned me onto this place and I literally ate food from there every day for a week. Bone broth and the Mexican bowl are obsession causing for me at least and everyone working there is super nice. A+++ read more

Great concept mediocre execution! The hot sauce may be my favorite thing about this quick bites place. I also loved the paleo, healthy options. That said the business seems to struggle with disorganization. They were out of all buns for their burgers when we visited. So, we went with lettuce wraps and moved on with our lives. But then, we ordered food to stay and they packed it to go. Additionally they got the order wrong. The employees seemed confused and overwhelmed and it wasn't all that busy. It all worked out in the end and the food was good. I'd go again when I'm in the area but likely not seek it out. read more

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This place is great!! The staff is so nice. It's my first time in NYC, and after a morning of bagels and pizza, I was starved for some actual food. I had the Grandmas Chick Bowl with sweet potatoes and it was amazing! I also had the immunity booster bone broth with collagen, best bone broth I've ever had I'm so glad I found this little gem! read more

Springbone Kitchen - Soup Near Me - New York, New York

I love that it's GF. I wish it had less fast food though. I wish it was all organic as well. Their selections are quick and easy though not as scrumptious as I was hoping. A step above Chloe. read more

Wow, delicious is an understatement. Stopped by here on a Saturday night, had the liquid gold broth and the Mexican bowl, EXACTLY what my body needed. The quality of the chicken was incredible. One of the most soul satisfying and clean meals I've had in a while. Wish I could get the bone broth shipped out to Portland by the gallon! So incredible. read more

There are not a lot of options for Paleo/Keto friendly restaurants, but fortunately there's Springbone Kitchen. It's not the most vegetarian friendly, could use a few more non meat options. For the meat eaters, the beef is grass fed and the chicken is free range. Service is very good here. We've both dined in and ordered delivery. A couple of times we had a mistake with our delivery order, but they have always been very nice and quick to solve any issues. The paleo bun that they use is the bun by Know Foods. You can also buy some Know products in-store. It's a fairly small space with 2 communal tables for seating (1 being bar type seating along the window). So, I wouldn't recommend dining in for a large group. Food tips: Avocado toast on paleo with egg. read more

Pretty good..but think it's really overpriced for a cup of broth. Buuut I know it takes a while to make broth - so, it may just not be for me. I didn't try the other food products though. This place is more of a grab and go, as there is limited seating. read more

Woohoo! As good as it gets! to quote Yelp when they provide a 5 star review. Honestly I have not stopped thinking about Springbone Kitchen since I stumbled in one day. Even if you are a virgin bone broth drinker, this spot will satisfy your desires. There are a variety of flavors to order and they will let you sample as well. Big respect to the founders that they added real quality food to the menu in addition to the broth, therefore if a broth friend wants to dine with a friend who likes eating full food they can! I went with the Liquid Gold, Kimchi Broth, and the Grandma's Chicken & Rice. Talk about something that warms your heart and your gut. Flavorful and delicious I was happy with both. I had one of the broths while dining in and one as a roadie. You can taste the good-ness in the quality and I wish everyone had the opportunity to experience this restaurant quality. Small area to dine in, mainly communal seating. read more

I really enjoyed the food at Springbone but the portions are way too small for the price point. All the dishes were cooked perfectly when I dined at this quaint cafe but I have a few pet peeves. Springbone's concept is mirroring gourmet fast casual - similar to Dig's Inn and Chop's Salad. The only difference is they are relatively new and smaller. They currently have one cafe near NYU. I refer to it as a cafe because it's too small and self-service to be called a "restaurant" in my opinion. I ordered the following three items from the menu - The markets plate consisted of three veggies and the woman seated next to me asked what it was. The reason for her inquiry was the veggies were layered on top of each other because they gave really small portions. Their portions are kid's size. The meatballs with zucchini with beef broth was one of my favorite dishes. The meatballs and broth were very flavorful. Though I think they could've added more zucchini. I thought the chicken zoodle soup (zucchini instead of pasta) was delicious. The chicken was really fresh, meat was tender, broth was flavorful . Soup came in a coffee cup instead of a normal soup carton (at Pretz, Au Bon Pain etc.). See pics. Please note, I zoomed to take these photos but the dishes were actually smaller in person. read more

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I've been coming here for years and I can't get enough. Their bone broth is so darn good. Their menu has changed since I first started coming here--mainly that their rice is now Spanish rice, which I like. Grandmas chicken bowl is my go-to, and the portions of the bowls are petty big. They also have a good kombucha selection too, plus some other pre-packaged treats. read more

A-OK. Pros: They serve La Columbe coffee so you at least know the quality of the beans and know what it's going to taste like. They're also on the CUPS app. Cons: It's not a very comfortable place to do work or even sit down and have a chat while eating - none of the chairs have backs and they're all wood. Also, their coffee options are pretty limited. You're basically stuck with tea, a latte or regular coffee with butter. I had an Avocado Toast, which is tasty but pretty small. read more

Been to springbone a few times, and it never disappoints. I've had the fungi and grandmas chicken and rice, which come with a small side of bone broth. Both were so delicious!! Just note that there is limited seating so it's better for takeout or for a casual meal with a friend. read more

Springbone Kitchen - Grandma's Chicken and Rice - Soup Near Me - New York, New York

I got the Mexican bowl and besides everything but the beans being too salty (including the wild rice), it was good! The chicken was super tender and flavorful and I loved the little shot of chicken broth the plate came with. If they just reduce the salt by a lot, the bowl would have been perfect. If anything, they should let customers adjust the saltiness to their own taste by having salt on the table instead of pre-seasoning the bowls so much. Springbone, if you're reading this, you're doing pretty good but please take all the reviewers' suggestions!!! A lot of other reviewers complained about the portion size but I think the Mexican bowl is pretty large (maybe especially if you have it to stay), I had to take about a third that was leftover to go. Will be back to try their other things! read more

Springbone Kitchen - Mexican bowl to stay, comes with a shot of chicken broth - Soup Near Me - New York, New York

There is no question that their food is amazing. The vibes are SO on point. Just be mentally prepared to spend a fair amount of money on a small amount of food made from amazing ingredients with bold and tasty flavors. I got the zucchini spaghetti and the vanilla chia seed pudding. It was jumping in the shop, so I waited around for a while before finally getting my food. I think they are suffering from some growing pains--the frozen yogurt machine was down and it looked a little disheveled in the store. Once I got home, I popped open my zoodles and devoured it within 3.5 seconds. I could have eaten 3 more helpings. The chia seed pudding was equally as delicious and equally as small, so that went down the hatch quickly after. All in all I really enjoy this place. I will definitely be back, although maybe not when I'm really starving. read more

Springbone Kitchen - Chia seeeeeeeed - Soup Near Me - New York, New York

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So happy to find this place. Cold morning called for warm, actually really hot sipping bone broth protein, good fats and flavor. The chicken is a classic and the golden "something" is great, with chicken broth, coconut milk and turmeric. read more

I'm obsessed with this broth place. Every time I'm in the area I get one. Highly recommend the classic chicken and classic beef broth. My favorite is the umami (they add mushroom and a pat of butter to the beef broth). So incredible. It's on the pricy side ($10 for medium / $11-ish for large). Also do watch out. I burn my tongue every time cause I'm so eager to drink. read more

Super late with my review as I tried this spot back in October - but I had a craving again and it crossed my mind! This spot saved me during my first round of Whole30 - I was tired of cooking every single meal and simply wanted some compliant takeout that someone else prepared for me. I've always been curious about Springbone because I love soups and broth! I googled Whole30 friendly spots in NYC and found an article on a food blog that mentioned Springbone. I'm subtracting a star for two reasons - one reason is it IS a tad on the pricier side and also because I asked the woman working that evening to confirm the dish I ordered was Whole30 compliant and she had no idea what I was talking about. I thought that was a little odd given this is known as a paleo friendly place. I tried inquiring about the ingredients as much as I could but got nowhere. That being said - the food and broth are DELICIOUS! The broth was so good I still remember the flavor and have many times debated going back to get a broth instead of a coffee or snack if I was in the area! I ordered the Grandma's Chicken and Rice with cauliflower rice - wow, can these people properly prepare cauli rice! It tasted like regular rice, something I have not mastered yet. The chicken was also delicious and the various different flavors blended together quite well with a bit of a surprise here and there! I loved it! Super excited that one of my health-conscious friends moved to the city and wants to check this spot out for lunch next week - and further excited that I start round 2 of Whole30 on January 2nd so I have an excuse to go back! read more

Redeemed some LevelUp credit from the very friendly staffer after a generous sample of each of their Paleo soft serve flavors. Deciding that chocolate was both pricier and not as good, went with the banana/berry for a refreshing afternoon treat. Apparently there were various clinical consultants for the opening, and they seemed to be pushing the bone broth benefits hard on other patrons. Transaction Amount$4.36Total Rewards-- $3.00$3 First Visit Reward-- $3.00Total Balance$1.36 read more

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Super sad to report the experience I had today. Seeing workers and owners touching food with bare hands, no hand washing, and no hat was kind of a worry. The chicken broth ran low so the portion I got was about 30% chicken fat and when the owner who made my broth asked the other worker who told him more hot broth would take time (although she offered to quickly heat a small amount) he went ahead and made my order anyway. He knew and he did it anyway. I took a few sips as I had already been waiting for my small Chakra $6.50 cup of blended chicken fat and started to feel nauseous so I had to throw it away. Give the place time to work out kinks and see if they make it before trying. read more

Springbone Kitchen - This hatless shop owner decided to make my blended chicken fat for $6.50 that made be feel sick and had to be thrown away. Sad face. - Soup Near Me - New York, New York

Love this place, the food is so so good! ordered the grandma's chicken noodle soup and it was delicious

Ever since the opening, which wasn't long ago, I've been wanting to visit Springbone. I ordered their spaghetti and meatballs ($11) to go which was made with zucchini spaghetti with parmesan, tomato sauce, and super delicious meatballs. The portion looked small in photos but it's actually quite large and super filling; the meatballs were filled with spices that made it unique and very tasty. It was amazing and have definitely become one of my go-to lunch spots! The service here was also superb and I couldn't have had a better time there. While waiting for my to-go, one of the workers came up to me multiple times, sincerely apologizing for the wait which I didn't mind at all (a 10-15 mins. wait as they were just cooking the next batch of meatballs). I guess as their way of apologizing for the wait, they put in a small container of their broth which was such a great surprise! read more

Springbone Kitchen - "Spaghetti" and Meatballs ($11) - quite big portion wise - Soup Near Me - New York, New York

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Paleo friendly and Glutten Free fast casual restaurant in the West Village. This might be the perfect place if you are doing crossfit and are working on a paleo challenge. We got the Liquid gold chicken broth as well as beef broth in a cup. Both were really good and hearty, but maybe a little too hot for a summer day. Additionally we tried the zucchini and meatballs and 100% grass fed beef burger topped with avocado. Both did the trick in terms of filling your stomach without having that feeling of being stuffed. For dessert, you must get the vegan soft serve ice cream; we went with the strawberry rhubarb. read more

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The food here is SO delicious. It's so clean and flavorful...taste like something my grandma whipped up. Yesterday was my first time trying it out and I went back again today. I tried the following and they were great: Liquid Gold, Grandma's Chicken & Rice, and the Mexican Bowl. Yum, yum, YUM! read more

The absolute BEST FOOD in nyc for people with diet restrictions. As someone that normally cooks at home to avoid hydrogenated oils and poor quality meat, I have always been on the hunt for a restaurant that uses the best quality of ingredients. This is my go to place now in NYC!! The Mexican bowl is amazing. 100/10 definitely recommend read more

When looking for vegan ice cream in NYC I discovered Springbone, and I am really glad I did! Despite the fact they didn't actually have any vegan ice cream (their soft serve machine was broken) I ate there twice while I was in NYC. First, I went for dinner. I had a really hard time deciding what to order, since everything looked so tasty and I was starving. One of the owners was there and was very patient with me and answered all my questions and debates about what to order. After much deliberation I chose the Mexican Bowl, with chicken and a sample of beef broth. It was good! It was a generous portion, with cauliflower rice, chicken, pico de gallo, and guacamole, along with a 4oz cup of broth. I make this kind of food at home, and it was nice to feel a little bit of home while away from home. They had a chocolate bar for sale that looked good - chocolate sweetened with honey. I hadn't tried it before, and after asking the one owner about it I decided to buy that and try it later. I enjoyed my dinner there and really like the open seating arrangement. I spoke with two other patrons, as the ambiance was friendly and welcoming. Before I left the other owner and I were talking and he said he didn't like the chocolate bar I purchased. He claimed that he thought it tasted horrible, and less to his liking. Everyone's tastebuds are different and I appreciate his honesty about his dislike of the bar, but it definitely had me wondering if it was going to be worth what I spent on it. Two days later I went in the morning because I saw on their online menu they had a baked egg in avocado that was exactly what I wanted for breakfast. When I actually got there they didn't actually have that menu item. Bummed, but I went with the beef broth with sweet potato. It was good. They blend the sweet potato with the beef broth and serve it in a coffee cup. It was perfect for enjoying on a crisp day during my walk up to Central Park. It was more crowded in the morning than when I went for dinner. The prices are reasonable. $5 for a cup of broth, which isn't much more than a cup of coffee or latte, yet arguably more nutritious and filling. The dinner bowls and options are less than $15 as well, making it a nice place for regular dining. The only reason I am giving them 4 stars is because some of the items listed on the menu were not actually available. The soft serve ice cream, as I mentioned, and a couple of the breakfast items. As a fellow business owner I understand that things break and menu items change. I would just ask that if it's going to be longer than a day, change the online menu or post some update to inform people who are searching online before coming in to eat/drink. I'd recommend this place to anyone looking to eat healthy and delicious food in NYC. The vibe is friendly. The food is fresh. And it's great for anyone looking for paleo, gluten-free, no refined sugar, or otherwise looking for some wholesome food. read more

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I like this place! The menu is Paleo friendly and great for health-minded foodies! I am surprised, fortunately for me, the place only had a handful of patrons inside and I was able to order, eat, and people watch in peace. The staff was very friendly and helpful in describing the dishes in each section. I tasted 3 (seaweed miso, chicken and beef) of the 4 broths. I really really liked both the chicken and beef broths. I decided on the liquid gold - I'm a sucker for nutritious creations made with coconut milk and turmeric. It's made with chicken broth and OMG it was so tasty! I'm already thinking of trying to make it myself for lunch next week. I was debating between the spaghetti and meatballs and the burger. I opted for the spaghetti and meatballs because I wanted some veggies (zucchini spaghetti), some meat (grass fed beef meatball) and some beef broth. While I thought the sauce was a little watery for the dish, I had enough sauce in the end to pour into a cup and drink, which I enjoyed. The star of the dish were the meatballs, juicy and flavorful. For dessert the staff advised they're still working on improving the consistency of the dark chocolate. I did have a taste of it and can taste the avocado which was good but agreed it was too liquidy for a soft serve. I tried the berry ice cream which is banana based and it was good. But I would rather save my calories for their broths which are tasty, good for the heart and soul, and filling! Next time I'll definitely get the burger, another concoction to try, and hopefully the dark chocolate ice cream! read more

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A long-awaited trip to Springbone Kitchen paid off in the most uplifting of ways. I bookmarked Springbone as soon as I read about its opening a couple of years ago--I'm the demo for healthy fast-casual and I'm always looking for new concepts. Don't get me wrong, I love Sweetgreen and Mulberry & Vine, but there's always more innovation to be explored. I didn't initially rush to Springbone because 1) I don't live in the area and 2) bone broth hadn't quite yet made it into the mainstream of fit-foodie-wellness-trendy-ingredients-you-can-read/see/taste-culture. So I didn't know about its remarkable health benefits, and I didn't know how satisfying a food it was. Having visited Springbone now, I can report first-hand that the mission here is palpable and genuine. The entire menu and all other items served here were chosen with the utmost care, the priority being health above all else. This is the *only* eatery I've found (this is a big statement) at which I can trust that absolutely everything served here--even the "heartier" entrees, are going to contribute to my wellbeing. And if you were worried about taste, I promise that is not sacrificed here. Springbone is located in the heart of NYU territory, which is perhaps the best place for it. It's quick and pretty ideal if you don't want to hate yourself after eating fast-casual. The space itself is small--probably only 12-14 seats, but still fairly pleasant to dine-in. Along the wall when you walk in are featured products, a collection curated to match the founders' vision. It features a hot sauce made with apple cider vinegar, which is the only kind of hot sauce I can eat due to dietary restrictions. Because of said restrictions, I end up needing to avoid a lot of mainstream snacks and condiments, which makes it hard when I also value tasty food. But Springbone is truly magical, because every product on that wall is within my prescribed diet: no added sugar, no dairy, no gluten, no soy. Like I said, I'm the target demo. The menu here is divided between bone broth for drinking (served in coffee cups, though you can add protein and extra fixin's, too) and more traditional lunch/dinner items. They also serve breakfast all day, which is a plus. Broth-wise, Broth-wise, you can choose from the chicken options, beef options or the vegan broth of the day. I ended up trying a few, and you really can't go wrong. They're delicious and satisfying and make you feel cozy inside. I ended up going with the Immunity Broth (classic chicken broth, ginger, garlic, vitamin C), to which I added turmeric and zoodles. Though a small cup already has 10g of protein, you have the option of adding in chicken or beef meatballs if you'd like. Regardless of what you order, the entire menu is GLUTEN-FREE. It's such a relief to not have to obsessively parse through the menu here. So though the friend I was with does fine with gluten, I got to try her dish as well. She got the"Spaghetti" & Meatballs (zoodles with grain-free 100% grass-fed beef meatballs (contains dairy), tomato sauce, organic parmesan and a side of beef bone broth) which were delicious and also surprisingly filling (the use of collagen here probably accounts for part of this). We were finishing up around closing time when a guy and his friend sat down next to use with little samples of chicken wings. We had been ogling everyone's dishes all night because it all looked so dang good, and this was probably the most conspicuous of our glances. It turned out that this guy was one of the two founders, Sam, and he was trying out some potential new menu items. Being the health freak and overall information addict that I am, I shared way too many things with him about my digestive woes and asked him lots and lots of questions about all aspects of the business. He was super friendly and ended up offering us some broth for the road after we wrapped up talking. I got to try the Liquid Gold (classic chicken broth, organic coconut milk & turmeric) which is just all kinds of perfection and happy, and a little samples of the Seaweed & Mushroom Broth (daily vegan broth). The latter was very heavy on the seaweed and not as filling as the chicken/beef options, but I happen to love seaweed and enjoyed the broth very much. We left on a high--satisfied, content and hopeful. Neither of us had been to Springbone before, and now we must set out on convincing all of our friends to come with us. I know startups/new companies are all about the "mission" and their "purpose" and "making a difference" but this felt true and genuine here. The concept is as well-thought-out as I've seen, everything is delicious, and the generosity of the folks who run it is a fabulous bonus. read more

Absolutely delicious gluten free and vegan modern options just 2 minutes from Washington square park! I got the Mexican bowl and it was super satisfying. The place is full of fun little cook books to read while you enjoy your bowl/coffee/smoothie/broth/pho! Only downside was a bit of disorganization as we waited longer than we should have to get our meal - don't know if that was just a problem that day but it didn't take away from the tasty meal! Would recommend. read more

Springbone Kitchen - Mexican bowl! - Soup Near Me - New York, New York

Have a cup of heaven, drinking a cup of their classic bone broth soup, is equivalent to drinking an amazing glass of wine, smooth, yet warming and very tasty, not salty, but just right! If you're looking for a cup of feel good, to sooth you inside, visit springbroth kitchen! For AMAZING IN A CUP! read more

Loved this place! Found it when searching for paleo-friendly places in the city. I got the grandma's chicken and rice, but replaced the rice with sweet potatoes. The beet and citrus sauce was delicious, as was the chicken. Decently priced, and more flavor than I expected! There were so many Brussels sprouts in my bowl, I couldn't eat them all. I didn't try the broth but my mom enjoyed it. read more

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This is probably my favorite place to order from. Whether I am sick and need broth or simply want something delicious, I never regret ordering SBK. The food is amazing, consistent, and healthy in that you can feel good about it. It's my go-to for when I'm sick, but also when I'm just needing comfort food. 12/10 read more

Worst place I've ever been. They made me eat their mistakes. When I was waiting there, all of us smelled that, something was burning. Some of the employers even discussed "it smells so bad!" So the way they solved it is burying it under your wild rice. Maybe they did that because I was ordering food to go. I can only find out after left there so they don't need to care about it. Grandma' Chicken & Rice kills Recommend to people who love BBQ. read more

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The best bone broth in the city! Love the chicken zoodle and the immunity for when you're feeling under the weather. Cookies are amazing too read more

Really interesting concept. I have always liked the bone broth in pho. To think there's a shop that sells these broth as an attraction! Nicely lit. Long tables with outlets and wifi if you'd like to work here. read more

As somebody has mentioned in a review before, Springbone Kitchen fills a niche appealing to the low-carb/ketogenic/paleo crowd. Their menu is focused around their bone broth with options to add healthy, grass-fed fats to the mix. I was really excited to hear about this place when it first opened because I've never seen a place offer something similar. While I am accustomed to adding grass-fed butter to my coffee and food, I have found that adding it to everything was not particularly appealing to most people. I appreciate that the spaghetti in their "spaghetti" and meatballs has been replaced with zucchini noodles (zoodles). While NYC is a utopia of endless food options, there aren't actually many places that offer much else outside of salad and/or other modified menu items if you're trying to have something low-carb. I love having a hot cup of bone broth during the colder, winter months. It's a comforting alternative to other sweetened, cafe beverages and excellent to grab on the go. During my last visit, the place had to shut down earlier than expected because of kitchen issues, and my food had still not come out yet. The staff apologized and offered me a free refill on my bone broth as an act of goodwill. Although I didn't get a chance to sit down and enjoy my food right away, I gladly accepted and went on my way with broth in hand. read more