Restaurants that offer Packaged Granola

Packaged Granola
Sweetberry Bowls

Sweetberry Bowls

➤ 208 Rock Rd #1, Glen Rock, United States

Cafés • Fusion • American • Breakfast

"The smoothies and acai bowl at this restaurant are excellent and very refreshing. They are a healthy option that we enjoyed. The only downside was that they forgot to include straws for our smoothies with the delivery, so we were unable to drink them."

Sweetberry Pompton Lakes

Sweetberry Pompton Lakes

➤ 53 Wanaque Ave, Pompton Lakes, United States

Cafés • American • Breakfast • North American

"I love this place, but the last two times I went, I noticed that I had to chew my smoothie. For the first time I got a pineapple and coconut smooth and the coconut flakes were not mixed into the smoothie at all. The reason I got a smoothie this day was because my throat was really mad and the coconut flakes were always stuck in my throat, I couldn't even finish it. I have decided to go back to give them another shot, and it seems that my kale smoothie has the same problem. I get bananas and cale pieces with every sip. I hate writing something negative, I just want this feedback to be seen from the right channels! I would hate to come here so I really hope this is something that can be solved. I drive all the way up to 23 Green Life market for their smoothies that are delicious, but I live directly from Sweetberry and would like to go there if you can either mix the smoothies longer or get a better blender. Thank you. And I hope that was not too common I hate to write negative reviews, but I really hope that the smoothies can be better mixed!"

Sweetberry Woodbridge

Sweetberry Woodbridge

➤ 761 St Georges Ave, Woodbridge Township, NJ 07095, Avenal, United States

Chicken • Catering • Smoothies • Acai Bowls

"I’ll be honest, I didn’t go in with high expectations because I’ve read some reviews before that were low and called the place mediocre and all I have to say is: they are wrong, this place is actually really good.The smoothies all taste amazing, the place is clean, there’s a bunch of food options, the staff is nice and overall the place looks beautiful.The fruit in our bowls were fresh as can be, the granola was good and they were big.I highly recommend the Sweet Palm Green Bowl.I will say though, the bowls are expensive. Expect to pay around 13-14 dollars per person.In total this order was 30 dollars (two bowls) which isn’t bad because it’s a voluntary choice, the quality is nice, the place is nice and so on.Give this place a try. I don’t regret trying it. It was really good.Kid-friendliness: So this place is right next to a gym and a high school so I truly expected there to be more young adults but there were actually many middle schoolers there with their parents ordering bowls. The staff was really kind to them and the whole vibe did not discourage younger audiences so I would call this a kid friendly place which is awesome.Parking: There’s so much parking spots because it’s in a plaza area"

Sweetberry

Sweetberry

➤ 761 St Georges Ave, Woodbridge, New Jersey, USA, 07095, United States

Cafés • Vegan • American • Breakfast

"I LOVE the coconut based bowls. Their fruits are always fresh, evenly cut and the bowls are beautifully presented. The online ordering system is clear and convenient. I have tried one of their wraps and, it was fine, nothing special. The coconut bowls are the BEST!!"

Ovenly Williamsburg

Ovenly Williamsburg

➤ 43 N 5th St, 11249, Brooklyn, US, 11249-3297, United States

Coffee • Bakery • Catering • Coffee & Tea

"If you 're a bride and would like a wedding cake on your wedding day, do NOT go with Ovenly. You will regret it. I was not the type of bride who perseverated over every tiny detail. The things i cared most about were my dress and my cake. I am a hobbyist baker and am VERY picky, and I 've never had a wedding cake I actually enjoyed, so for my wedding i wanted to do something special and get a cake from a bakery whose cakes i know I like. I interviewed several vendors before deciding on Ovenly with my family and fiancé. I spent $150 on a handmade cake topper, which I displayed in our home until the wedding. All this to say--I was by no means a persnickety bride, but this was a really important detail to me. I began the process of getting my cake months in advance of my wedding, where about 200 people were to be in attendance. I spent $1,450 for a 3-tiered cake which would serve 95 (this was $950 of the $1450) and a handful of smaller cakes that my venue would cut in the back to plate up for the rest of my guests. I emailed Ovenly 4 days before the wedding to confirm and they confirmed that everything was all set.So imagine my abject horror when I arrive at my venue and my WEDDING CAKE isn 't there. My venue and florist did their best to make the handful of smaller cakes that Ovenly DID send look very nice, but they were separate and not tiered. The venue also had to stretch those handful of smaller cakes to feed all 180 guests, since the 3-TIERED WEDDING CAKE WAS NEVER SENT.I called Ovenly the day after my wedding and they quickly made me financially whole by refunding the $950 for the tiered cake and apologized for the oversight. While that is appreciated, Ovenly probably doesn 't know that I 'm an attorney, and reimbursing me for the tiered cake is the absolute bare-bones minimum action that they could have taken to prevent me from suing them. While they can give me my money back, they can 't go back in time and give me a wedding cake on my wedding day, which is something you can 't put a price on. Our pictures will forever show us cutting into a single tiny 8-inch cake rather than the beautiful 3-tiered cake I 'd been dreaming of for years. $950 doesn 't even begin to reimburse me for that."