I usually stop by this place just for the drinks, and I've always liked them enough that I never…read morereally bothered exploring the food menu. Healthy food is great and all, but I never felt like spending the extra money. This week I noticed they updated their menu, so I took a chance on the Banh Mi (spelling still questionable, lol). Honestly? It was really good. It didn't taste like "healthy food," but I could tell it was, and I actually felt great afterward. My only critique is the bread. If you don't eat the sandwich pretty quickly, it soaks up the juices and starts to fall apart faster than you'd expect. Not a dealbreaker, just something to know. Overall, solid job. I'm actually excited to try more of the new menu items now.

Lots of smoothie options and other healthy eats. The desserts though leave a little to be desired,…read moreespecially given the high pricing.

Really yummy smoothies and the owner was extremely nice. We enjoyed our visit and would come back…read moreagain!

Aloha Smoothies is on DoorDash. They have a limited food menu, but a lot of smoothies available…read more For my first time I got Loco Moco, monapua, a pork hash dumpling, and a mango milkshake. I've never had Loco Moco before, but it was delicious. It smelled a little strange, but tasted nothing like it smelled. It seems like a good ingredient ratio. The barbecue pork bun was good, just like others I've had. The pork hash dumpling was good and moist, but not as flavorful as I expected (I've never had one before). I'm sure they're not easy to make, but I would definitely not pay that much for one again ($3 each on DoorDash). The mango milkshake is vanilla with pieces of mango blended in. It wasn't a lot of mango, but was just enough to give it a mild mango flavor. Overall, it was nice, but too expensive to get often on DoorDash, and has a $3.99 delivery fee.

Somehow, despite its smallish size, I always find what I need at the Anacortes Food Coop when I'm…read morein town. The selection and staff are A+. There is a good selection of produce, a good beverage selection, and fun brands/products.

Didn't get hired over small charge when I was 12 years old the interview was going great til they…read morementioned something a small thing on my record that should have been expunged about when I was 18 no idea why that would change there mind I am a adult kind caring upstanding citizen but I get it they weed people out but maybe too much could have been a great addition to your team but just judgmental. Now it's a bit pricey so if your frugal it might not be the place for you but they make some great subs I'd compare them to jimmy John's and most employees are helpful :)

This might just be my favorite grocery store in existence…read more Everything I could ever need is in between this four wall, two story building. This co-op in Skagit is filled with healthy alternatives, fresh produce, and even a juice/coffee/snack bar serving up some delicious bites. I found a number of local products and beers to buy from the grocery side, and a mushroom sandwich. I cannot properly describe the deliciousness of this sandwich - you just had to be there. I also loved that the co-op's second story is filled with the most unique home and gift items you'll find. Everything is sustainable first, and they even have a decent book selection. Couldn't imagine a better place to spend my Saturday, just wish I lived closer so I could visit every weekend.

I saw the building on our way into town for visiting the tulip fields. It caught my eye, so my…read morehusband and I stopped by afterward to check it out. It's a neat grocery store with fresh build-your-own sandwich options, bakery treats, gifts and trinkets, wines, and a lot more. We ordered sandwiches from the kiosk where it prints a ticket to bring to the counter. You can purchase other items with your sandwich, too. We had ordered two pineapple conchas from the dessert case for a post-lunch dessert. The veggies on the sandwich were so fresh it hit the spot for a light midafternoon meal. There is an upstairs seating area, it's really quiet and private. After we ate our lunch, we looked at some trinkets in the gift shop that's upstairs too. It truly has it all!

I wish I could do zero stars based solely off customer service. I was taken off guard by asking a…read morequestion on a special and treated like an idiot. I attempted to clarify and Dianna with her demeanor to not assist customer service and smirk. I will never return!

How I heard of this place: My sister loves their ginger-celery juice and recommended it to us, so…read morewhile visiting Bellingham, we decided to stop in for a shot. Type of cuisine: "Fresh" juices, and a variety of clean eating options. From their website: "big love is more than a juice bar, it's an invitation into a world of superfoods, beautiful ingredients, and fuel that treats you right. as a hyper local company, we are committed to fresh ingredients, local sourcing and sustainable practices that keep our community healthier and happier." And, "we use only 100% organic fruits, vegetables + greens so you get the most out of our juice. it's naturally delicious, raw + unpasteurized, never heated, treated or diluted with additives. we love our juice unfiltered - settling, color + flavor variation occur naturally because all the good plant stuff is intact: vitamins, minerals, enzymes, amino acids, pre + probiotics, phytochemicals, anti-oxidants + a healthy dose of fiber." Ambiance: Modern and simple. The exterior has a couple of tables with chairs for sitting outdoors, while inside hosts a small selection of swag for purchase, and an order counter. It seems the back has more space, but it's mostly covered by the displays up front. Pretention abounds, from the minimalist nature of the space, to the two girls (tons of eye rolling, annoyed glances at each other, and continuing their own conversations as we waited to place our orders) working on our visit. What I ordered: Celery Shot ($4) - celery juice + superfood - fight inflammation, support immunity, stimulate metabolism - ginger. And a Superfood Smoothie called Karma ($8.50) for the kids - strawberry, mango, banana, pineapple, orange + elderberry powder. What I loved: The smoothie was nice, like most any other smoothie. The celery, however, we were told had been juiced "a few days" prior and had already gone off, with a pungency that made even the lightest sip unbearable. The spiciness of the ginger was nice, but overwhelming in the shot. Why I loved it: It's a small shop that is just at the start/end of your trail walk between Fairhaven and Boulevard Park, making for an easy jaunt in to get a drink or food. Cost: High, Overpriced

Robeks has quickly become a favorite and most requested morning snack for my customers. I greatly…read moreappreciate the option to order ahead as my orders are usually consistent of 5 or more items; this gives the staff time to prepare large orders while accommodating walk in customers. The staff are all extremely kind, and personable. The menu, and customizations offer something for every dietary preference. I will definitely return, and highly recommend!

It's like many others out there, nothing special but nothing bad…read more Team are kind and efficient. Wish they had more vegan options.

Waited an hour for 1 Acai Bowl and a Mocha espresso which I ended up canceling the order entirely…read morefor three reasons: - They mentioned the wait would be 25 mins. - People who ordered after me started getting served. When I went to check on my order I was met with a bunch of attitude pointing to a sign that they don't serve fast food and they only have two blenders. When I brought up one example of a person who ordered explicitly after me had been served before me, they said she had ordered before me (the customer let us go in front of her because she was still deciding when we came), waited 40 mins (when we had as well), and they fulfilled her order because she cancelled another part of her order... - If you only have two blenders, why are you blending other orders ahead of mine? A bunch of people ordered smoothies 30 mins after me and were all getting their orders shortly after purchasing. Very disappointed, especially as I had been 2 purchases away from filling up my rewards card with them and had not experienced treatment/wait time like this before. It also didn't help that today is my mom's birthday and we had to deal with this hassle.

I've been here a couple of times and I enjoy it each time., I hurriedly and hungrily stop in…read more Certainly a healthier option than just about anything I could get in central Marysville. The owner is friendly, assertive, and efficient. She gets that people sometimes need to stop in quickly. I like the concept! Tasty plant based options: açai bowls, fruit smoothies, ok I don't know what else, but I'm gonna find out! I feel welcome here and that's a good feeling when you're grabbing a quick bite. It's not cheap, but the ambience is quaint, if you want to stay and eat there, they do have a few spaces for that.

While waiting out some camper repair work down the street, I was struggling to find an independent…read morebusiness in the Smokey Point area to grab a coffee and get some work done. I shuffled into Turtle Bay, where I found excellent La Marzocco coffee, a chill playlist, a very welcoming barista and an incredible surf shack decor which briefly transported me to Baja on a very rainy Washington winter day. Their main gig is smoothies, but they have a impressive coffee offering, even though they are a bit hard to find in the digital paid search universe. Skip the Starbucks and grab a coffee at this locally owned shop , you'll feel better for doing so and leave feeling like you're wearing flip flops.

My daughter and I started meeting here for coffee/breakfast a couple of years ago. The tropical…read moredecor is so fun, and the coffee and breakfast options are hard to choose from as everything is so good! The made-to-order breakfast sandwiches are very reasonably priced and delicious! Staff are always friendly and knowledgeable. I have not tried their smoothies or gelato yet but if you are into that, there is quite a variety. As a travel enthusiast, the interior always feels like a little tropical escape. We highly recommend this little gem.

I love eating here for breakfast. Their food is quite tasty, especially the potatoes and the…read morecoconut brownie thing. That icing is like crack.

Great service, nice interior- not too loud even when all tables are full. Started with the…read morecranberry orange scone and it was pretty dry but had nice flavor, the breakfast sandwich was SO good, they gave me sausage instead of bacon but you can tell it's homemade, it had the best focaccia I've ever had- soft and light. The potato rounds were super crispy but still light and airy inside. So good! Breakfast burrito was hefty.

My friend moved to downtown Everett last year and is still exploring the area. She told me about…read morethe vegan joint nearby that she hadn't been to yet. We're both omnivores who eat a fair amount of plant-based fare for health reasons (I have allergies and intolerances, she's heeding doctor's advice). To be clear, this is a cafe, not a full blown restaurant. They serve luncheon fare, but it's a small operation so be either patient to don't bother - especially if there's a line. It's counter ordering with payment expected in advance. The tables closest to the window are a *little* harrowing because of the ADA ramp that leads to the door: the closest chairs can teeter down the ramp if the chairs are pushed back too far. Be careful. There are huge, regular, and small tables available. The biggest table is a little tricky to navigate for folks who want to sit in the booth side, but once seated it's quite lovely. I ordered the Pesto Pasta (involving zoodles: zucchini noodles) and a Sun Juice. My friend ordered the Grilled Cheese and Bisque. Please note: it's worth looking around this place while waiting for your food. You can conceivably get your own water, napkins and cutlery if you walk far enough along the counter towards the back of the restaurant. Back there, you may also notice a single-occupancy restroom and bins for bussing your own dishes. The Sun Juice arrived first, freshly blended, and was delicious. If that's what their juice is like, I look forward to exploring their smoothie offerings. My pasta arrived looking BEAUTIFUL on a bed of spinach, and smelled just as good. It tasted a teensy bit more of salt than I would've liked, but then I speared a sun dried tomato with my next bite and remembered that I'm not a food critic, just a happy customer. Although I'm not generally a fan of zoodles, they seemed to have the art of cooking them down pat: they didn't distract from the pesto at all. The bisque had an artful design of (coconut? cashew?) cream on top. My friend was delighted to note that it was a bit of spice to it: nothing challenging, but just enough for her to find comforting. Given the light and airy look of the inside and the rather rustic / flower-child look of the outside, she was not expecting that surprise. She was so impressed with the grilled cheese sandwich that she offered me a bite: we were both quite impressed with the "cheese" they used, as the item was listed as vegan on the menu. My friend kept whining that she's doomed, as they're close to where she lives *and* they deliver. Oh, yeah - poor her, indeed. Alas, alack, and so on.

Tried the Bukan Bowl--delicious! Soup and cappuccino were solid too. Indoor vibe could use a lift…read more Cappuccino: 8/10.