Trendy Plus Healthy New Option to Enjoy in Dutchess County
A delicious option for those who are trying to watch their figure is now available to those in Hopewell Junction, New York.
It can be really, really, really hard to try to eat healthy these days. It always seems like it's so much easier to just run to a fast food spot, get something quick and be done with. Eating healthy just seems like it's more effort, more money and takes a longer time, but in reality that really isn't the case these days.
There's a new healthy option for those who want to eat healthy in one Hudson Valley spot.
What new spot is in the Hopewell Junction area for food and drinks?
Primal Bowls has other locations, but they made their way into Hopewell Junction (yay). Who says trying to be healthy needs to be boring?
Primal Bowls offers a wife selection of food choices like:
- Acai Bowls
- Pitaya Bowls
- Coconut Bowls
- Oatmeal Bowls
- Fresh smoothies
- Protein shakes
- Salads
- Tasty wraps
and so, so much more.
Aren't reels the best to really get a good look at place before you head in? Check a little behind the scenes footage from Primal Bowls:
Where is Primal Bowls located in Hopewell Junction?
It's pretty easy to find, Primal Bowls is at 1 Four Corners Blvd right in Hopewell.
So how about we give Primal Bowls a big and warm welcome to the Hopewell Junction area and please let me know what your go-to order is when you go and check them out:
What other businesses have opened up in the Hudson Valley?
There's a lot and that's a great thing (wooo hooo). There's a really cool Polish-Brazilian Fusion spot that opened up in the Walden area to start us off. Second, there's a great spot that just opened up in the Mahopac area and it's perfect for chicken fans. Finally, a specialty shop called The Blue Olive is going to be opening up another location in the Poughkeepsie area.
There are a ton of great food choices around here.
Speaking of the Hudson Valley, here are some spooky wooded areas that would perfect to film a horror movie in:
Best Wooded Area to Film a Horror Movie in the Hudson Valley
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