I genuinely don't understand what's going on at Playa Bowls…read more The bowls? Great. Service? Totally fine. The space? Adorable--full beach bungalow fantasy. You walk in expecting a little reggae, maybe some surf rock, something that says "you're on vacation." Instead... absolute dead silence. Like a library where everyone accidentally ordered açaí. Why am I whispering to my girlfriend at noon over fruit? Why does it feel like I'm about to get shushed by a librarian? After 22 years in hospitality, I can tell you: turning the music off is the universal signal for "please leave." Even blackout drunk people clock it immediately. So what is the strategy here? Is this some advanced "turn and burn" technique where we emotionally nudge people out with awkward silence? Because congrats, it works. I've never wanted to finish a perfectly good bowl faster in my life. The wild part is you clearly care about every other detail. You built the whole vibe... and then forgot the one thing that makes humans act normal in a room. I'm not asking for a DJ set. Just anything. A ukulele. A Spotify playlist. A dude humming in the back. Give me something so I don't feel like I'm eating in a meditation chamber where talking is discouraged. Great spot. Seriously. Just... please, for the love of god, press play.

Playa Bowls is our new go-to after a High Ride class and it truly never disappoints. They are…read morealways quick and there's something for everyone.

I got the watermelon mojito smoothie it was okay. It mostly tasted like watermelon no lime or mint…read moreflavor. My friend's drink was terrible. It was supposed to be a peanut butter banana smoothie. We both were expecting it to be creamy, but it wasn't. The drinks were more like icy's, which was weird, and with that flavor in particular, it was very odd. Also, the customer service was terrible. The teen at the front counter had no people skills whatsoever. This will probably will be my first and last time trying this place.

My new obsession, especially after seeing their commercials for so long. I finally cracked and…read moredecided to get rid of try and I'm glad that I did. Perfect for the summer approaching. I've had great service and always make sure to leave a tip because making these drinks requires a lot of steps, although those tip is not required. This is on par with Jamba Juice on the West Coast where I'm from.

Food / Smooth : 5/5 Service: 5/5…read more Ambiance: 5/5 I recommend it I will try more of the other meals

Employees seemed bothered, food was incredibly bland - absolutely zero seasoning on the chicken, no…read moresalt, no pepper. Interior ambience overall was nice, restrooms were both out of hand soap.

This was an excellent stop to start our day. The owner was there and we talked for awhile and were…read moreable to sample all of the fresh pressed juices they make. We ended up ordering the power greens and pineapple detox which were delicious. I ordered the pb fudge cheesecake protein smoothie for breakfast which was delicious and not overly sweet as they do not add in sugar. The acaj bowl was fantastic as well and came in a great to go container so we took it home froze it and ate it the next day. The service here was absolutely amazing and the inside is very charming and cozy.

Fantastic place with amazing drinks I got the orange mango fusion shake and it tasted like one of…read morethe best cake flavored drink iv ever had. What a pleasant surprise, I'm excited to come back and try out those teas. The drink has an amazing amount of protein. 32g of protein. This place is my smoothie place now. All dairy free on top of that. Billy and Tony were both awesome and shared a lot of fantastic information and facts. Really enjoyed speaking to both of these professionals 10/10 come here.

We were in town for a wedding and decided to go to Blue Sky Cafe for breakfast because it wasn't…read morefar from our hotel. It's in a strip mall, so it doesn't look like much from the outside, but once you get inside, you feel transported to a nice, cozy cafe atmosphere. In the main room, the recessed ceiling is painted as a Robin's egg blue sky with fluffy white clouds. We had a larger party, so we were seated near the front window, which was also nice to get the direct sunlight. I ordered the Fiery Carnitas Skillet. Pulled pork with cheese, fried jalapenos, and chili verde on top of potatoes? Yes, please. It tasted as good as it sounded to this lover of spicy food. I think only the jalapenos made it spicy, though, so non-spicy food lovers could also order it without the peppers. Service was fantastic. I was hoping we'd go back the next day, but the family wanted to try something different, even though everyone liked Blue Sky.

Cute little cafe in Golden. Thank you yelp again for the guidance. They were pretty busy when we…read morearrived but we were seated pretty quick. It's like a cozy, comfy cafe with breakfast and lunch standard items. Our server was friendly and welcoming. It's a good neighborhood spot for breakfast.

The employee was very friendly and knowledgeable about the menu. My daughter, who is lactose…read moreintolerant, wanted a milk tea with an alternative milk, but unfortunately they use a non-dairy creamer in those drinks, which isn't completely dairy-free. Instead, the employee offered other suggestions like the teas or fruit drinks. We ended up getting the mango iced drink with boba instead of the ice cream. They offered to split the cup into two, without additional charge, for my little one too. This location is conveniently located in Belmar right next to the movie theater, which we frequently visit. On this particular day, I think Sharetea's AC was out because the fan was running, but hopefully they have gotten it fixed!

Nice place BUT they got two stars because their regular milk matcha taste terrible. I guess I…read moreshould have asked what grade matcha it is because the color was more brown than the true green it's suppose to be. $7 down the drain because I couldn't drink it(I tried). I'm sure their other teas are great.

I like this location, it's always got people coming in and out but it's so fast and the quality has…read morenever dipped. Good suggestions if you wanna sub something in or create something original. They also decorate for Halloween which should be mandatory for everyone it looks great at this location. A lot of time and thought was put into the decorations and I appreciate it. 5/5 clean, fast, and great service.

We always go here between games to get my son an energizing smoothie. They are great. Polite and…read morequick!

Spouse and I visited Olive & Finch at the Union Station. I had modest expectations. I thought it…read morewould be an attractively designed hipster coffeehouse with uninspired food offered as an afterthought. I was pleased to be wrong!! The ambiance was indeed attractively designed, bright and open, not too loud even though we sat ourselves near the kitchen. We ordered from menus with our smart phones, and our drinks and food arrived promptly. I ordered the Shakshuka, a northern African dish of stewed tomatoes with feta cheese and spices served with warm crusty garlic bread. A perfectly poached egg was nestled on top, and the dish was accompanied by a side salad of baby lettuces dressed very sparingly in oil and vinegar. Now, ordinarily, for me more is more when it comes to condiments. But the way the salad was dressed allowed the flavors of the lettuces to come through, and its blend of tart and slightly bitter was the perfect foil to the shakshuka, which was hearty, delicious, and spicy indeed! The stew was a generous portion that could be easily shared if you ordered an extra side of garlic bread, which I did. I was lucky to be able to request it from an employee who came around to ask how our meal was. The overall experience was memorable in the best way. I'm already craving the Shakshuka!

I came for the happy hour charcuteries and the beets were holy crap delicious! And I don't like…read morepickled beets, usually, (I love beets and I love pickles, but not together) but this must've been pickled by them in their own recipe and it was so good. Not the icky too sweet, too sour that I taste in others. The hummus also tasted very freshly made and was good, but they did not put anywhere near enough on the board. The ratio was so bad, it was like 1/4 cup of hummus and 8 triangles of pita, not to mention if you were to dip anything other than the pita in the hummus. It really needed like 3 to 4 times the amount of hummus I got. Then, they're weren't any vegetables to dip other than pickled beets. Something like carrots, celery, radish, cucumber, tomato... anything! The olives are a nice side bite, I love olives, but you need more veggies. The price for that was way overpriced and that was their "happy hour" deal, too. Ok, come on now! They also have some cocktails and wine for $5 - 6 for HH so, that is a good deal -- daily 3-5pm. The patio outside is pretty large. But, ps you not supposed to leave with your drink whether inside or outside. Terminal bar you can wander more on the inside.