What is Everbowl?
Founded in 2016, Everbowl has carved out a distinct niche in the quick-serve restaurant industry by focusing on craft superfood bowls. The company's menu, which features nutrient-dense bases like acai, pitaya, and blue majic, aligns with a growing consumer demand for transparent, whole-food ingredients. Beyond its physical retail locations, Everbowl is actively diversifying its revenue streams through consumer packaged goods (CPG) product extensions. This dual-pronged approach—combining a brick-and-mortar franchise model with scalable retail products—allows the company to maintain a high-growth profile while fostering brand loyalty across multiple states.
How much funding has Everbowl raised?
Everbowl has raised a total of $3.4M across 2 funding rounds:
Other Financing Round
$3M
Debt
$350K
Other Financing Round (2019): $3M with participation from Serruya Private Equity
Debt (2020): $350K led by PPP
Key Investors in Everbowl
Serruya Private Equity
A global private equity firm specializing in transforming consumer-facing businesses through strategic operational collaboration and bespoke financial solutions.
PPP
Public-Private Partnership
What's next for Everbowl?
The current capital structure provides Everbowl with the necessary liquidity to execute its 36-month expansion roadmap. Moving forward, the company is expected to prioritize the scaling of its franchise operations in key growth states such as Colorado, Idaho, and North Carolina. Strategic focus will likely remain on optimizing supply chain efficiencies to support the rapid increase in store count while simultaneously expanding the reach of its CPG line. As the company transitions from a regional operator to a national brand, the integration of data-driven site selection and enhanced operational support for franchisees will be paramount to maintaining the quality and consistency that define the Everbowl experience.
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