Restaurant Meals for Longer, Stronger Nails

Grow beautiful, natural nails from the inside out, just by eating out.

Thinkstock
Nail-Friendly Restaurant Meals

Go to almost any mall in any town in America and you’re sure to find a salon pampering people with manicures, pedicures, paraffin treatments, acrylic and silk nail sets. We love our nails and we love them to look good. 

What the manicurist may not tell you though, is that the key to strong and beautiful nails is a healthy diet. Make sure these vitamins and minerals are part of your daily diet dining out to grow the confidence-inspiring nails you want. Here are the best recommendations from the Healthy Dining’s dietitians on HealthyDiningFinder.com. Be sure to check your personal diet in our Eat Pretty Quiz.

MORE: Restaurant Suggestions to Eat for Beautiful Hair, Skin & Lips

Biotin-Rich Restaurant Meals

Nail Benefit: Longer, stronger nails. This B vitamin’s essential for nail strength and growth.

Meals to Order: Eggs, legumes and nuts.

Dining Suggestions:

  • ‘Simple & Fit Spinach Omelette’ with spinach, mushrooms, tomato and Swiss cheese with fresh fruit. Served at IHOP (locations nationwide) 380 cals, 12 g. fat
  • Turkey Bacon ‘n Eggs at Millie’s Restaurant and Bakery in California 500 cals, 11 g. fat
  • ‘Tofu Bowl with Black Beans’ Seasoned rice, black beans, marinated tofu, grilled mushrooms and onions, pico de gallo, shredded cheese, cucumber and black olives. Served at Moe’s Southwest Grill (nationwide locations) 700 cals, 23 g. fat

Vitamin E-Rich Restaurant Meals

Nail Benefit: Nail growth. This vitamin helps make your nails longer and is a common ingredient in many nail products.
Meals to Order: Look for choices on the menu that include spinach, olive oil, almonds, various seeds or basil to get your recommended intake. 

Dining Suggestions:

‘Capellini Pomodoro’ Roma tomatoes, garlic, fresh basil and extra virgin olive oil tossed with capellini. Served at Olive Garden (locations nationwide) 480 cals, 11 g. fat (lunch portion)

  • ‘Vietnamese Shrimp Spring Rolls’ Steamed shrimp, rice noodles, carrot sticks, sprouts, fresh mint, cilantro and bibb lettuce rolled in a soft, delicate rice paper wrap over Oriental slaw. Served chilled with Thai peanut and tamarind macadamia nut sauces for dipping. Served at Elephant Bar (locations nationwide) 380 cals, 10 g. fat

Comments on this Article (0)

| Leave a Comment
Loading…

Sign up for our newsletter

From Our Partners

How Exercise Reduces Stress from Huffington Post
Partner_content_267 Why going for a run helps you clear your mind and decompress.
Tips to Trim Your Own Hair from Naturally Curly
How to Eat Kale from Self
Feedback