everbowl marks 10 years and celebrates across 100+ locations nationwide

Founder Jeff Fenster came to the food industry from sales and startups.

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everbowl marks 10 years and celebrates across 100+ locations nationwide

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Everbowl marks its 10-year anniversary with over 100 locations nationwide and introduces a limited-edition 10 Year Anniversary Bowl. The company has grown from 28 corporate stores in 2020 to over 100 locations, with more than 100 additional locations in development.

Founder Jeff Fenster came to the food industry from sales and startups. After becoming ADP's top sales rep in the country, he launched a payroll company from his mother's kitchen at 25 and later ran a digital marketing agency, now an everbowl investor. By 2020, everbowl operated 28 corporate stores, and a QVC partnership sold 70,000 boxes of DIY açai bowl kits in seven minutes, sold out 17 airings, and earned Product of the Year in 2021. That demand led everbowl to begin franchising.

That growth was built by people who have been there from the start. For example, Hailey Coffman began as a store employee at an everbowl in San Diego, and now serves as Manager of Training & Special Operations at everbowl’s San Diego headquarters, helping train franchisees across the country.

To mark the milestone, everbowl is introducing the limited-edition 10 Year Anniversary Bowl, available through October 11–25 at participating locations. The bowl features everbowl’s iconic açaí superfood base paired with its seasonal ube, topped with gluten-free granola, strawberries, bananas and blueberries, and finished with a drizzle of creamy peanut butter.

On the anniversary itself, Friday, October 16, everbowl loyalty members can get a regular-size Anniversary Bowl for $8 all day, throwing it back to 2016 pricing when everbowl first opened its doors.

With more than 100 additional locations in development, everbowl enters its second decade focused on making better-for-you food a daily habit for more communities.

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This story was originally published in Franchising.com on October 14, 2026. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.

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