Springbone Kitchen

Bone up never BoneLess! Love this spot. After volunteering with Madukes we got a lil hungry and needed to stop and recharge. So grateful for her idea to stop at this blessed location. Staff vibes and fellow soup slurpers were all on peak unconditionally loving vibrational energy. Very thankful to have been able to experience the joy of soup had to try three! And make sure to add Immunity Broth. I feel stronger and I know il last longer now! The carrot ginger, lentil and chicken and rice are all superb as well I couldn’t pick a fave. I reckon u Def pop in here for one ya here! Il see u there!

I actually love their broth and really wanted to like the rest of their menu items but my god was the bowl I ordered absolutely atrocious. I’ve never seen anything like it- an entire chicken breast half cold, unseasoned, tough, and uncut, foul smelling ingredients, I couldn’t even pick out what ingredients were stale because the entire bowl felt old and stale. Their bone broth rice also didn’t really have any particular feel to it, which I was quite disappointed about. Genuinely the worst meal I’ve had in this city so far, and I really do not leave bad reviews often. Their soup is fantastic but NEVER try their bowls

Nasty. First time and last time. Chicken is mostly dark meat. Just has a gross taste. Brussels seem blackened…I guess. Sweet potatoes are undercooked. Bone broth rice seems catch/trendy but not tasty. Pickled items are pickled. I navigated the bowl to eat the rice, Brussels and pickled items. Mainly bc I spent so much on this nasty lunch. Butternut squash soup very meh as well. Portion is decent but inedible…for me.

UPDATE: the owner has since advised he’s retrained his staff to not dispense the broth after it gets down to a certain level - this should eliminate the grease problem. I’ve since had both the chicken and beef and it’s clean and not greasy. Thank you for righting your ship! +++ Let me state up front the food is great in the healthy hearty bowl space (though I wish they’d hold off making practically everything spicy) - but I’m giving 1 star to flag an issue with the bone broth. It’s not defatted—for non-keto people you’re consuming a MASSIVE amount of saturated fat and cholesterol in every cup (see photos). After sipping the chicken broth and noticing the greasy feel on my palate, I took it home to refrigerate overnight as a test. Sure enough, look at the thick layer of grease on top (see photos). Springbone should invest in a stock dispenser that draws from the bottom (like a watering can) so the fat floating on the top stays separate from the stock. It’s not perfect (as the fat won’t separate as cleanly under heat), but it’s better than this. Or, chill, defat and reheat. I know it’s an extra step, but if you build your brand on bone broth it should be done right.

This was the worst food I think I’ve had in at least a decade. Worse than airline food, worse than in-patient hospital food. I had the chili tofu noodles- the noodles were sour in a way like they had gone bad, the pickles were soft and offputting, the tofu was bitter. The broccoli was strangely very good. It tasted like the entire bowl had been microwaved all together at least twice. Because I was really hungry, I ate about a quarter of it before throwing it out. The person taking the order was also extremely rude- while I was looking at the menu she shouted “WHAT DO YOU WANT” from across the room, and after I ordered she shooed me away with her hand. Even if you need something gluten free desperately and there is no other choice, don’t come here. It is disgusting.

If you want to.eat food made with heart, carefully and with good quality ingredients (And just prices) this is the place, I'm really glad to had given me the opportunity to taste the food on this place, you'll gonna love it. I visited the Greenwich Village location and tried the Mexican bowl and I hace to say it was marvelous!!!! 100% recommended!

Best wholesome and nurturing bowl of food goodness. Their bone broth straightens- up any “under the weather” feelings. Would be nice to see some freshly chopped herb add-ons in the future such as mint, coriander, basil etc

Tried Spring Bone Kitchen and got the Grandma’s Chicken, it was comforting, flavorful, and perfectly cooked. Great quality ingredients and fast service. Will definitely be back.

Whether it's winter or you're under the weather, there is no better place for simple, fresh, delicious broth than here. I got another small immunity broth because I've never had anything like it before. The freshness of the vegetables and chicken bone broth was the best I've ever had in broth before. The tomato cheddar soup was lovely (I am biased towards amazing tomatoes). The chicken broth soup with rice and vegetables had less of a focus on the broth so you could taste the goods more. I consider them a separate category from the broth. The Mexican bowl was well-rounded and their homemade sauce was pretty dope. The staff was friendly (no limes available for the broth though?) and the vibes cleansed me of my desire for fattening food. If I could, I would eat only this on the winter.

I have been wanting to try springbone kitchen for quite a while. I am a mega fan of all things, bone broth, and soups, especially when they are seed oil free. Stopped in on a Wednesday early evening to try a build-your-own bowl and beef broth. I was a little surprise by the total price in the end. But given the area it felt acceptable. I got a cauliflower rice bowl, topped with chicken thigh and a few vegetable toppings (3 included) which included cucumbers, kale and broccoli. There was an additional price for the cauliflower rice versus the regular rice they had. There is also an additional price for chicken that is not thigh meat. Overall, including the additional prices of my selection added up to a grand total of $25 and a few cents. When I tell you, I had high hopes for this bowl, I was really let down. The chicken was tiny, minced pieces that looked like they were scavenged from different chicken preps, quite unappealing like the cucumbers that looked like they were oversoaked in a marinade, which made them very sour and slimy . Anything they touched had a sour taste. I did not like the bowl at all. The cup of bone broth was good. A fair price for the labor that goes into making broth. $5.XX The service was friendly and straightforward. They also have a bit of seating in this location. They have to improve the composition of the bowl, it was a shock for me. Haven't had sloppy food I paid for in a while. Maybe I got got :,(

It was really good this is a place for gluten free people who want good soup with noodles

YUM! We ordered from here for lunch in the office. I got a vegan Caesar which was awesome and a spicy broth. The broth was great for my cough and the salad was very tasty. I added broccoli and sweet potato to it. Everything was seasoned so nicely. Can't speak to service but the ordering process was easy. Everything also came packaged nicely!

I popped in here as I was in the area and looking for something warming and healthy to start the new year off right. I've known about their bone broths for a while, but had never tried them until now as I wasn't sure they had vegan/vegetarian options, and was pleasantly surprised. I got the spicy miso broth and it was exactly what I needed--super soothing and delicious. The staff who were working there were very kind and even offered me a broth for free that I guess someone didn't want in their order anymore (unfortunately it wasn't a vegan one), but I'm hoping someone else was able to enjoy it. The space is pretty small, with one long communal table and a couple of bar seats facing the window, but I was able to spread out quite a bit as it wasn't super crowded when I was there. I would definitely come here again if in the mood for an inviting space and a healthy meal.

I spent two years wondering how this business could exist selling bone broth. Turns out they also sell protein bowls. The bone broth was delicious, no complaint there. The bowl tried waaaay too hard to be "healthy" which just meant an overload of fibrous and gritty stuff and not much discernible meat. Prices decent, but the consistency of the bowl was just bad. Actually had an upset stomach later in the day as my body dealt with an overdose of black beans, quinoa, and some pickled root vegetable.

BYO bowl was really good , bone broth rice chicken thigh, broccoli, hummus, feta, pickled turnips, kale slaw. A little overpriced but very fresh.

Their lunch bowls are nothing special, and feel like an unfortunate Americanized version of delicious Asian dishes. I got the tofu vermicelli bowl, which was quite watery - the tofu was however quite flavorful. I did try some of my friend's broth, and it was good so I'd probably stick with their that given it's what they specialize in.

Not only is the food here good for you, it tastes great too! I opted for a "Build-Your-Own Bowl" & was able to choose my ingredients, but there are many other delicious bowls to choose from as well. I really enjoyed my meal & even had some left over to take with me. I love the atmosphere of this space as well, very cute & well-designed.

Very healthy place with bone broth , I always get the immunity broth when I start to feel sick. First time trying the bowl and really enjoyed the summer one with quinoa, Guac, red onions, broccoli, carrots, lettuce, kale - very nutritious but everything is pricey. It's a small place with limited seating, but enjoyed how quick everything came out.

It's no longer halal :( they still have two veggie options, which is shiitake roots and spicy vegan, which are pretty nice, but the beef and the chicken is no longer halal

If you need a break from all the heavy food of New York and want some good vegetables and easy to eat food this place

I was running late and needed a quick bite/drink to hold me over, so I chanced upon this place on my way to the train station. As a lover of bone broth, I was excited to try it. I got the Bad Hombre and it was so good and hearty! It only comes in medium or large sizes, which includes rice and chicken pieces. There was a generous amount of chicken and the broth-soaked rice was very tasty. It's a bit on the pricier side, but it's a great healthy to-go option. The space is tiny, with one large table, and the staff is friendly. I'll definitely come back to try their other offerings.

I recently tried Springbone for the first time via delivery. I got a cup of the classic chicken broth and the grandma's chicken and rice bowl. The bowl came with chicken, bone broth rice, roasted broccoli and carrots, cabbage slaw, hot sauce, and a cashew white sauce. I really enjoyed this bowl! It was filling without weighing me down, and felt like a cross between a halal platter and a healthy meal. The broth was good as well and nice to sip on as I ate.

Oh my God well, this place is amazing food gluten-free the soups look crazy, good bone broth and all but you got a plan on takeout. I mean this place is a machine this place just cooks. I am never seen any place. So small pump out so many orders like it just looks like I put dominoes to shame I mean, as far as volume, clearly on food great food check it out. Get it to go.

A friend recommended their bone broth; I mean raving about Springbones Kitchen. It was a chilly day and perfect for broth on the go, which I love btw. They contain their broths in a coffee cup, unless you get it frozen, which is packaged in a glass jar. I was so excited to see they had Shitake broth. I went home with their lamb/beef broth, as well as the Shitake, and their Mexican bowl - Pico, free range chicken, beans, OH MY... just get it! Service was quick and with a smile. Looking forward to my return for "dine in"

It was so good! I was feeling under the weather and really needed some homadeish food. The chicken plate was great. I also got the bone broth which helped a lot with my tiredness.

Food was amazing and tasted so fresh and was wrapped perfectly for Delivery especially good for when you're not feeling well I would get the immunity broth!!

It was a gloomy day and my co-workers and I were looking for a gloomy day meal. So we decided to order Springbone Kitchen as we'd heard about their famous broths. I ordered the classic chicken broth which was really flavorful and surprisingly still warm even after 30 mins transportation. It comes in a cup which was a little odd but still the flavors were really great. It's perfect if you're feeling a little under the weather or craving something warm. I also ordered the chicken Mediterranean bowl which was very average (even a little below average). I felt the flavors were a little bland and the presentation isn't the most appetizing (see picture). Given the price for the bowl I was a little dissapointed with the bland flavors and toppings to rice ratio. However, delivery was very quick and they packaged everything very well (no spillage which is surprising considering how munch broth we ordered!).

As a BIG soup and broth lover, I can't beleive I didn't discover this until now...and in May. I'm going to hit this place up sooo much next winter. Anyway, got their vegan mushroom broth and added ginger, tofu, and noodles. SO fantastic. Superb flavors. The broth first and foremost. And then even the tofu was incredibly well seasoned/flavored. Deeelish.

My god has this place fallen off a cliff. I remember going here when it first opened. Hand pulled chicken, fresh rice and ginger, bowls came with a small thing of soup. Now it's processed chicken, a slop of some mayo spicy mixture and overcooked broccoli. Literally feel sick the second I ate it. Don't waste your money here

Enjoy the food but RARELY gets the order right. I am a regular and can sadly say the last 4 orders in a row they have forgotten something. It's become an inside joke with my friends because it's just how it goes. It's fine because we know to double check the bowl before leaving now but annoying when they only allow 3 toppings (unless you want to pay $2 extra for some potato) and can't even get them right.

WOWZA! What a gem of a find of a cold winter day. My husband and I were in desperate need of a healthy, cozy bowl-type meal (after copious amounts of pizza, alcohol and cookies), so we were so excited to try this place! We were not disappointed at all. Everything was so good! We shared the grandmas chicken and rice bowl, which was very filling and very tasty. The sauces on top were delicious too. My husband tried the beef broth to drink and he loved it. Super high protein and healthy! Perfect for the winter. My chia parfait was really yummy too. Idk how they made it so delicious, but it was sweet, light, and the nut granola was yummy on top too

Coming to Washington Square Park always brings Jamie W. and me a great deal of pleasure, and Greenwich Village doesn't have a dearth of choices for a satisfying meal. We just wanted to keep it healthy and noticed a couple on a bench eating some very appetizing bowls. We asked where they got them and found ourselves at Springbone where business was bustling mostly with takeout orders. Since they had a free outdoor table, we decided to have lunch right there on 3rd Street. Their chalkboard menu had several options available - a half dozen bowls, five soups, and at least eight different kinds of bone broth. Jamie decided on the $12.50 Mexican Bowl with free-range chicken, black beans, guacamole, pico de gallo, and chili sauce on top of a bed of Spanish bone broth rice (photo: https://bit.ly/3n0eP7k). It was like a fresher take on a Chipotle bowl. Mine was the $12.50 Grandma's Chicken and Rice which interestingly used the same rice, chicken, and chili sauce as the Mexican Bowl. The switch out was the addition of braised Brussels sprouts and cashew white sauce (photo: https://bit.ly/3qDaERt). It was definitely comfort food and the use of bone broth in the rice was a nice touch. My one minor quibble was that I would've preferred my chicken in shards rather than cubes. While we were eating, we noticed a constant stream of customers picking up their orders. A good sign. We also need to try their various bone broths, which we know is good for us, and they're available by online order nationwide. FOOD - 4 stars...tasty, healthy bowls that use their bone broths AMBIANCE - 3.5 stars...a bit cramped inside but there are a couple of outside tables SERVICE - 3.5 stars...a bit scattered but it worked TOTAL - 4 stars...definitely a solid option in the Village if you want to keep it healthy RELATED - Hungry in NYC? Here's a collection of places I've tried and reviewed: https://bit.ly/2YS9ELs

I probably Google the benefits of bone broth every other day, along with other things I probably don't need to look up so often. When I'm feeling sick, overeat, or am hungover, I usually order bone broth on Uber Eats. Spring Bone is my go-to--it's close by, has decent prices, and delivers fast, fresh, and consistently. If you're looking for a more affordable option, though, Whole Foods or a local butcher is worth a try; they can probably make it for you cheaper, and you can buy enough to store for later.

I was suffering through some cold symptoms, with my sore throat making it painful to swallow. Enter, the bone broth from Springbone Kitchen. As a longtime vegetarian/pescatarian (14 years), I was never a bone broth girlie, but Springbone might've converted me. Even if it's more about the temperature of the water that was soothing rather than any vegetal or bone broth qualities, I believe strongly in placebo effect. I ordered delivery and for a place that delivers bone broth, their packaging was very sloppy. There was a decent amount of soup spilled by the time it arrived, which wasn't ideal. I was so happy to have something soothing to eat for dinner that I overlooked it.

I'm about to cry I came to a place to have some soup, and a cockroach ran down my neck Oh my God, this has never happened to me in my life This is definitely not my day. I felt something crawling on my neck, so I brushed it off with my hand, and it fell onto my pants. I screamed and jumped up! An employee came over to check if I was okay, and I showed him the cockroach. He just stepped on it and walked away! I sat back down, completely losing my appetite, and noticed another one on the wall. I screamed again, and this time he killed it with a napkin. As I was getting ready to leave, I looked at the wall by the wine section and saw yet another cockroach. At this point, I started laughing loudly and said, "There's another one!" The man sitting near the wall also started gathering his things to leave, but people in line just kept waiting for their food like nothing was happening.

The is place forgot to make my order then when I asked they were rude about it and continued to take forever. Food was not great either and expensive. Skip this place.

We stopped in for late lunch and everything was great but Earl behind the counter was awesome.. extremely personable and helpful. He definitely made the place top tier!

I ordered a build your own bowl with a base of half herbed quinoa and half organic mixed greens, chickpea salad for the side, turmeric roasted cauliflower for the protein, salsa verde for the sauce, and pickled onions, cabbage slaw, and pico de Gallo for the toppings. Overall, it was a yummy and filling bow at a fair price! The herbed quinoa was flavorful and plentiful, the roasted cauliflower was tender and nicely spiced, and the chickpea salad was refreshing. The mixed greens didn't add much, but I always like to get some greens with my meal! I thought the tomatoes in the pico de Gallo weren't the highest quality, but I often find that that's the case with fast casual restaurants' pico de Gallo. I'd skip it next time. I'd also try a different sauce, as while the salsa verde was pretty good, I think I'd like some of the other options better. Overall, this is a great place to get a healthier lunch or dinner! I know the bone broths are popular as well!

Amazing is an understatement, great food, and a great staff. Many healthy choices to pick from there are some outdoor seating available. Definitely worth a try.

If you are looking for.... 1. Something that tastes straight out of a home kitchen 2. Need something quick 3. Want something healthy Then THIS is your place. I've tried 3 things from here and all amazing (but some more bang for your buck). I've come here to grab dinner on a few occasions and based on those experiences, am recapping my memory. 1. Grandma's Chicken and Rice (10/10)- This was hearty, wholesome, and healthy. This truly tasted like something a grandma would make for their grandkids after school/dinner. It's clean (in the sense of not oily), and leaves you feeling perfect full. 2. Beef Chili Bowl (11/10!!!)- HOLY CRAP. I don't eat chili often, but on a cold day, I was craving this. and BOY WILL I NEVER GET CHILI ANYWHERE ELSE IN THE WORLD. Their chili was absolutely divine. It was decadent, thick, and put me in a food coma afterwards (in the best way possible). I didn't feel "heavy" or like I needed a run after to burn it off. One thing that I cannot stop thinking about though, was the sweet potatoes that it came with. Now, I don't know if I got lucky that this batch of roasted sweet potato, but they were out of this world. It was so sweet, I couldn't believe it. I tried to look really closely to see if there was sugar on it because it legit tasted like candy sweet potato. COME AND GET THIS (so that it can stay on the menu for the next time I visit NYC). Please and thanks. 3. Chicken Zoodle Soup (8/10)- Sooooo this was great, but it is not a meal. More like a light snack. For the price, I would honestly have just gotten the chicken soup and then found myself some pasta of some sort to eat with it. But for the price of this, I'd DEFINITELY pay a few more bucks to get a bowl. Ugh, I love this place so much.

Wow, was the Mexican Bowl here delicious! This spot totally surprised me; thought it would be one of those pretentious kale-and-almonds-in-a-jar and was ready to roll my eyes. But that was until I saw the price of the bowl - just $13 - for what turned out to be this delicious assortment of tender, fresh chicken, beans, yummy rice, and creamy guacamole. Grabbed it and ate with my dog Gerbert on a bench in Washington Square. Livin' the dream! 5 stars!!!!!

The food is pretty decent but not full on flavor. They need to add a little more seasoning to the dishes but the combinations are quite good.

Love! Healthy and efficient. A tried and true. Consistent and comforting. Great staff.

the BEST for a cozy and nutritious winter meal. i always get either the mexican bowl or the grandma's chicken and rice with a cup of soup (either immunity or the chicken broth). service is very fast and there are a few seats to eat inside as well! i come here at least a few times a month during the winter months - sometimes i also stop by to get the cup of broth to go just to have something warm to hold in my hands lol

Broth - that is what you get here. Especially if you've made some questionable decisions about food and drink before coming to Springbone. For those who prefer to chew their food, like me, there is an extended menu with other options. Pretty pricey food on that menu, but hey, it's sourced locally and the ingredients just taste so CLEAN. Feed me all the paleo food you got and I am a happy girl. I got the beef chilli bowl, which had a lot of quinoa and a decent amount of ground up beef. It was really tasty; the sweet potato complemented the ingredients so well. But the portions you get here are disappointing for the price, so keep that in mind when coming here. Tried the Mexican Bowl, and that was great. Tons of black beans, rice, and guac. The broth it comes with (on the side in a sample cup) was delicious! Now that I trust these people, I know I'm coming back for that! They were sadly out of the mushroom tea, so I got a plain herbal tea. It was alright, pretty simple, tasted like hot water. Love that they're open relatively late for the area and that their staff is pretty friendly. Their lack of space and a bathroom are whack, so just keep those in mind before stopping in. There's just a counter space and a picnic table, with there being seats for about 7-8 people. It's tight so don't come here for intimate conversations. Keep it casual, NYU students! Suggestion: add calorie and protein counts to your menus. You'll attract so many more diners!

tiniest piece of salmon for a $20 meal :/ healthy option in the GV area but sadly the value is not there.

I love the unique concept that this place embraces. Springbone Kitchen specializes in creations based on bone broth, which is often touted for its collagen-rich properties and overall nutritional benefit. While Springbone offers bone broth in its purest form, the restaurant also incorporates it creatively within a variety of entrees. Prices here are in line with other fast casual places in the city (an entree will run you anywhere from $12-$15). I opted for the Mexican Bowl and requested kimchi to be added on. My food was ready for me upon arrival and I was able to grab a seat within there small outdoor setup to enjoy my meal. Mexican Bowl (w/ Kimchi) - I honestly have no complaints about this dish. The Spanish rice in the dish is cooked with chicken bone broth, so it worked perfectly for me (as I do not eat beef). To be fair, I couldn't tell that this was made with bone broth; nevertheless it tasted wonderful and was well seasoned. The rice was fluffy and the kimchi and chili sauce added a kick which rounded off the flavors really nicely. Portion wise, I was more than satisfied; this meal took me from starving to full, yet I didn't feel bloated or overstuffed. I'm also happy that they included guac at no additional charge! It definitely added a creaminess to the bowl and rounded it off quite nicely. I genuinely can't find anywhere to fault this place. The food was prepared according to my specification and was ready on time. I'll definitely be coming back here to try the well-known Grandma's Chicken & Rice-perhaps I'll get a cup of bone broth as well!

Really good for broth! I dig all the flavors but these days looking for more vegetarian options, so would love if you did more vegetable broth type stuff. Thank you!

My husband put it well- This place is B.S. Ordered a large beef bone broth with meatballs and rice. There were two measly balls and like 20 granules of sad rice. For like $13? In a coffee cup. That's insanity.

Yum! Love spring one! Even got this free cookie for leaving a review. Good food, good deal!

I come here 2-3 times a week and get the grandmas chicken and rice. Great, healthy option. Food comes out pretty quickly too.

Healthy, delicious, gluten-free whole foods that offer options for everyone. Not only is the food tasty, the service is fast, and adorably decorated. I highly suggest trying their bone broth with your meal, very soothing. They even sell their hot sauce, collagen and a few other items to take home.

Dropped by for a cold brew mocha... I didn't taste the coffee at all and it also tasted more like a banana smoothie. I would not recommend the drink.

Good, delicious food. Didn't love the taste of rice but it felt pretty clean. It's a small place with delicious

Grandma's chicken & rice was so good. Loved the roasted carrots and broccoli. Everything was perfect and tasted so good. I prefer this over Chipotle and Sweetgreen. Glad I stopped in and will be back soon.

Delicious bowls. But they really do skimp on the protein serving size and go heavy on carb portion. My favorite is the Mexican bowl.

The food was bad and service was awful. The worst bowl I've ever had. Also, the vegetable in the bowl was different from was on the menu and the servers didn't care in the least. It was the W 3rd restaurant.