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    Trad Bone Broth

    4.3 (30 reviews)
    Closed 9:00 am - 7:00 pm
    Updated 2 months ago

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    Allister D.

    How cool is this! I've never been to a bone broth bar before.. ever! This is really unique and definitely one of the best places I've been to this year. What a surprise. I came during opening hours last Wednesday and ordered their immunity broth which is chicken broth base, ginger, black pepper, turmeric, and ginseng. It literally tastes like Filipino arroz caldo which is amazing. It's so delicious and I can literally pour this over rice to eat. I sampled each broth and each one is tasty and very good. I'll be sure to come back again for another cup!

    Farrah F.

    This place can be pricey but has good quality bone broth. Though I would suggest to have some seasonings on the side as an option (salt/pepper etc) for individual flavoring. I bet this place will be a hit during cold/winter season.

    Bone broth in a cup
    Winnie C.

    Sometimes you just want to leisurely stroll along the Ave with a hot beverage but didn't want coffee. Trad was my answer on a fine June day. It's a small space, decor was clean, light, bright and minimal. They have hot broth on tap that you can order by the cup, or supply your own quart size container. There are a few choices for noodle soup by the bowl. It's a bit spendy but it's very tasty and probably worth it to treat myself with every now and then.

    Pearl R.

    My friend told me about this spot and had to try it out! I really like how the staff there was helping us and explained how it was made and how the drinks and the broth were. I got the sweet serenity broth quart drink and the chicken wild rice and it was both delicious. The chicken wild rice soup was also a little salty for my liking. Also it is a little pricey for the broth drink $11 for a small drink. Overall a solid broth to-go spot on a cold day!

    Matcha broth
    Michelle C.

    I was curious to see broths in a to go drink style. I've always loved drinking bone broth since it has many benefits to it so I thought I'd give it a try. What intrigued me more was the iced matcha bone broth. It was also suggested by one of the workers. To be honest, I didn't hate it but I didn't love it. It was definitely very different since when I think of matcha it's more of a sweeter earthier drink, and bone broth is savory. It definitely had great flavor in terms of bone broth characteristics with a hint of a milky matcha flavor. I did see someone else order the tom kha broth which would've been my second option. I'll have to try that next! Overall, very unique concept and the staff is very friendly.

    Lesly M.

    Got the immunity broth! The worker gave great suggestions and we loved it. Flavorful and loved that the broth came out super hot in temp! Very comforting. Place is small but cute. Will def come back again!

    Rachel L.

    Rather than always getting a sweet drink, its a nice change to get a savory drink thats also healthy! Perfect for winter! The broth has been brewed for 24 hours and they have different flavors like just plain beef, chicken to more interesting ones like kimchi, tom kha, and even some sweet options - chai. Ofc all the scum is removed. We've been here twice and enjoy trying the different flavors! The chicken is rly good - its the base for impurities which is one of our favorite as long as kimchi. It is healthy and so it is slightly bland. Hoping for just a bit more spice to make it even more delicious. Its a grab and go place, no space to sit. They do have coasters and stoppers if you ask!

    matcha broth
    Linz C.

    Trad has been on my list forever and I was so excited that they opened a location closer to me. They have a selection of broth bases -- chicken, beef, korean white broth (like seolleongtang), and a vegetable seaweed that can be ordered alone or they have specialty savory and sweet drinks made with the different broths. The tom kha sounded intriguing but i kind of wanted something sweet. The staff was super helpful and let me sample the broth bases. I landed on the matcha broth since they said it was their most popular, made with the seoul broth, coconut milk, honey, and vanilla. It ended up tasting more like coconut than matcha and wasn't overly sweet, strange at first but it really grew on me. Can't wait to try their savory drinks next time.

    Bone broth on tap
    Nancy J.

    This place is good! I've never been to a bone broth on tap and it's definitely worth checking out. A size small was around $9, a little expensive as the sizes go up but it's made in house! The staff was friendly and told us some insights and gave us a taste test. I got the beef broth, personally I would want it slightly salted but no big deal. Super easy to navigate too.

    Molly G.

    this is a very interesting new concept. I tried the classic drink and it was pretty good. I'm not sure if I'll be back... just because the price point is so high. very friendly staff and it was cute that they were giving out pup cups to people with dogs.

    Gina T.

    Only tried the chocolate sea salt. I liked it. Kids.... Not so much. It's a little pricey but will have to try it again for the savory stuff and update my review!!!

    Seoul Broth and a cup of Matcha Broth to-go!
    Acelyne P.

    Thurs morning, got a cup of Matcha Broth (which includes Seoul Broth, btw) and a quart of Seoul Broth :) we sampled the chicken broth and my 2yr old loved it. The guy who served us was so kind to explain all the special drinks they make. Wish they were here when I was pregnant with my 1st two kids! I would have drank this everyday

    Small broth and took a cold quart to go!

    My newest obsession. So much so that I bought 6 jars to give out for Mother's Day gifts. Hearty, savory, and perfect after my lagree class or on a chilly day. I always have a quart jar in my fridge and refill weekly (if not twice a week). Bring in your quart jar for the BYO quart price. If you buy a quart jar and don't bring your own it's +$2 the BYO price for the jar. Love the beef broth, immunity and beauty broths. Haven't tried their cold sweet drinks yet but I'm intrigued!

    Best start to the morning good chicken broth

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