Friendly and knowledgable service combined with a well thought out menu of bowls, smoothies,…read morenut/protein balls and ready to go drinks make Bom Dia my favorite smoothie hangout in Adelaide. The Champions is by far my favorite smoothie with the Bombora (if I remember it correctly) a very close second. The acai balls are second to none. Limited street parking plus a lot across the street on Elizabeth. Limited bench seating - more a take away place. Highly recommended.

I'd heard so much about this little place from all my hipster friends, and i depend on them for the…read morebest new places up and coming in Adelaide! If you love places like nutrition republic, or the organik store you will love this little super charged store! A very small menu and only one seat near the window means Bom Dia does not have a cafe vibe. They specialize in raw desserts, smoothies and acai bowls and will likely serve as take aways. Acai is a super food berry, and essentially the bowls are these berries in a gelati - sorbet - type form with fresh fruit, honey and varying condiments (usually granola and banana in particular). Overseas (eg Hawaii) people usually have this as a brekky but here you are able to have these delicious treats at any time of day, even as a dessert! The staff are super friendly here. Its a bit pricey but you won't find bowls like this anywhere else in adelaide..although the trend is starting to take off! The raw desserts are also worth checking out, as well as the pressed juice shots!

Not many people talk about Swell Juice Bar. I'm not sure why that is. Maybe it's because of the…read morelocation? Or maybe it's because everyone just assumes that Boost Juice is the only place to go to when you're in a need of a smoothie. Swell Juice Bar is awesome. They're juices always taste so fresh and naturally sweet. Nothing tastes artificial. It's the best place to have a Juice Bar as well, because Harbour Town is such a long walk to get around and if you're lugging around shopping bags then you tend to get tired and thirsty.. in comes Swell Juice Bar! Satisfying your thirst.

Cold press juice is sooo 2014. This year it's all about Mylk. "Huh?" you say? We're talking nut and…read moreseed milks here people. Not just almond, but cashew, sunflower and peanut varieties too! How does a carob and black tahini mylk sound? Or a spiced almond and cashew milk with the added super powers of cacao and maca (who cares what the health properties are, it's damn delicious!) Juice Bureau is run by the Argo crew up the road, and they seem to know what they're doing. Their trendy and tiny little shop has a flower ceiling and good looking healthy staff who can tell you the ins and outs of each of their nut mylks, and juices. There's dozens of styles to choose from, but I was particularly impressed that they have a number of sugar free options, including some sweetened with rice malt syrup rather than the usual dates, which isn't so great for people like me who try and avoid fruit sugar as much as possible. The packaging is stylish and you can try loads of flavours before deciding on your choice. They'll also organise a one day juice cleanse package if you're feeling like you need to rid your body of the evils of too much booze and rich food. Or, you know, if you just want to feel extra virtuous by sucking down green juice six times a day.

Well, well, well! This was a nice surprise. This cold pressed juice coming to you from Argo and…read morewill give Pressed Juices a good run for their money. A delightful little store nestled amongst the busy Parade shopping district; Juice Bureau offers a great selection of cold pressed juices. Cold pressed juices are really amazing and so much more flavoursome than other kinds. They are reviving and if you are going for the greener kind, are giving your body what it needs in minerals and vitamins. The selection at this store is quite wide. Check out their menu to see what will soon be sold in this store. They are fairly new and are testing their series, but I see growth here, especially as a local producer. My favourite in this store by far has to be the Cherry Ripe. Fresh black cherries, cacao, almond milk & dates. In fact, I rather have this version than the bar kind! The store is decorated with a vast arrangement of flowers on the ceiling, just making it feel warm and inviting. You kind of want to just hang out in it for an hour or two trying all of the varieties of juices. But alas, the store is too small. I look forward to see their range and client base grow. This is a winner Argo!

This place reminds me of Venice, CA and all the standard cafes they have. Has some good choices…read morethat cater well to individual needs for vegan etc. I only rate 4 because sometimes I really want some items more suitable for my kids and I think this could be improved. Here's a picture of the current little Bebe smoothie cups.

I visited delicia acai for the first time today and ordered the specialty protein bowl. I found…read morethat the texture and taste of the smoothie was fantastic, the acai tasted super fresh and I was pleased to hear that the franchise source their own acai which is locally grown! I was very relieved to hear this as I am very attentive to my health and diet and it is rare I find clean food on the go. The nut butter used was amazing and generally the serving of the chia seeds, goji berries and pistachios on top of the bowl was extremely generous. I was super pleased overall and on a side note would like to suggest the brand try introducing more protein bowls perhaps using their gourmet protein powders! Definitely will be coming back to try their protein pancakes xx

Holy vegan, this is the place to eat! This is my usual lunch spot and they never disappoint. They…read morehave got everything to suit every mood - whether you're cleansing with a juice, bulking with a protein smoothie, filling up with a nutrition packed salad bowl, warming with a soup or treatin yoself with a raw cake. My go to is a raw avocado cacao mousse and a wholefood bowl. Do yourself a favour and try this place out. Nutritious, delicious and cruelty free!

Goood golly. These juices are TASTY!…read more Hidden in Regent Arcade, right where the old cinema entrance is, Juice Lovers is a recent discovery for me, but I think it'll quickly become a favourite. The offerings are entirely vegan, and mostly organic, locally sourced, and raw. Each of these elements is clearly labelled on the juice menu, which I think is fabulous as it means not every single ingredient needs to be organic at all times, but they are transparent about which are for those that are trying to live organic. It's a little pricey, with smoothies around $8 or so... but I guess that's the price you pay... plus the servings are super generous. Overall, I'm a fan!

I am what I am, I'm a bit of a Pop Eye The Sailor Man when it comes to spinach. I love spinach…read more Morning, noon and night, get that green stuff in my belly. Unfortunately I've never been game enough to be one of those "Green Smoothie" health nuts. Savoury and sweets go together in the way you eat dinner and then dessert - and even then sometimes that's taking it too far. Well Raw Thirst I don't know if you're a cult but somehow you have converted me for your RAW Alkalizer juice. Who would have thunk it? Apple, Pear, Celery, Avocado, Banana and Spinach make for a damn fine refreshing juice! And if you're not convinced these guys will always have tasters available on their counter for you to try and decide whether you can handle a bit of the mean greens in your juice. Raw Thirst makes the most of the food truck revolution in a positive way. Bringing no additives, no yoghurt, no ice cream, just juice - RAW juice to the people. How can just fruit and veg blended together be so good? Because it comes from a van? I don't know but get it in you! These guys don't do a bad coffee either but really their star of the show is their juices - morning and afternoon. Rumour has it there are some food items coming but so far they have well-placed themselves next to La Cantina and Burger Theory so that after gorging on the good but not really "good for you" food you fake "detox" yourself with one of their juices! PS - If you have a thing for guys with British accents (not like I do or anything) the guy serving at Raw Thirst is a bit of a UK cutie (ssshhh don't tell!)

I'm usually at TAFE when Raw Thirst are in the CBD, but on the occasions that I am around I hunt…read morethem down. They're a bit like Boost, they do smoothies, juices, etc. But they're a bit different, because instead of all of those unknown froyos and sorbets (there's actually a sorbet flavoured sorbet at Boost that is just 'neutral') Raw Thirst just use delicious fruits and veggies. There are plenty of different juices & smoothies, and if you're one who can't handle drinking your veg, don't worry. There are lots which are fruit only too. They hang around the usual food truck haunts, which means you can sometimes grab a drink from here while enjoying a burger or taco from another food truck. They also do coffees, and all round ar a pretty swish 'drink' truck. Personally I'm currently a fan of their brekkie smoothie, and the alkalizer smoothie. There's something about the alkalizer being so green and supposedly healthy, just it just makes you feel good. ;)

There are many things I like about Cotto Espresso at Prospect…read more.. Bearded men make your coffee - YES! If there was a Red-headed Bearded man making coffees, I would have to physically avoid going to Cotto (for fear of being TOO mesmerised and smitten, that is!). *FYI - sometimes non-bearded ladies make your coffee, and its just as good.... Orange is a particular token colour - Love it! *Orange = Redheaded = FAVE! Vintage/Quirky/Mediterranean tiles are a bit of a feature - I kiss-a your face, each-a side-ah! Its on Prospect Road - so its already got cool factor! But seriously, lets talk things other than its appearance and the fascination with bearded men (its a farmer/lumberjack thing, not a hipster thing). Cotta has been thought to have been very much same-same with Cibo, but, I like to think its more of its own version of little Italy* in Adelaide. There are some similar food to Cibo, but theres options of savoury and sweet delights for you to have with your coffee. Or juice. Or milkshake. There's indoor & outdoor seating, and follow the rabbit warren for places to refresh yourself. And send me a message ASAP if you see a single, redheaded, bearded man working there... (no, don't do that...)

Cotto is to Cibo as Hungries is to Maccas. Basically it's the same business model, same ideas, same…read morekinds of offerings but with lots of orange instead of red. But are they a worthy competitor? I think so. I've yet to have a bad coffee from Cotto, and have so far only ever had one bad coffee from Cibo. I've had sweets from both and they are great (and very similar). I've had savoury treats...and likewise. The staff are nice and maybe, just maybe, Cotto staff are slightly 'cooler' - if that's what I want from my Barista, which it isn't. I have had conversations with Cotto staff whereas Cibo staff seem less wanting to talk to you. So my review has become something of a comparison rather than a stand-alone review. There is little I can say on Cotto alone that I have not previously covered in a Cibo review. At the minute, if they were side by side in a local street, I'd probably go to Cotto. There.

excellent as a cheaper alternative to a fancy pants dessert. Definitely recommend the lychee jelly…read moreballs. Is take a pc but already ate them all x)