What started as an inner-city juice bar with a menu crafted by a nutritionist has added to the…read morefamily with this smaller kiosk-style juicery in the middle of the "Fresh Food" area of Indooroopilly Shopping Centre. Its tahini cookies, protein balls and ready-to-go salads are a fresh change and a great energy boost for pre-shopping gusto. I stopped in during a lunch time rush which made everything a little slower. There were only two staff on duty (one making smoothies, the other serving) and with the volume of customers, you could tell they were just getting by. That said, I wouldn't have waited any more than 5-10 minutes for my smoothie. Not wanting lunch, but needing something to tide me over while I ran a few errands in the centre, I opted for a tahini cookie (like a healthier and seed-dense Anzac cookie) and a 'Healthy Start' smoothie of bananas, strawberries, kale and protein powder. Combined, they did the trick and there's the added bonus of feeling nourished, not nauseas after snacking on something full of nutritious ingredients. TL;DR? Order my favourite smoothie, The Destresser (Banana, coconut milk, cacao powder)

Food is good the acai bowls are great (compete with the better ones I have had) a nice healthy food…read moreshop for health conscious people like myself. Customer service was average and it is obviously too much to ask for a smile or a personality from the servers as they did not look happy to be there and had a one tone voice that I find irritating. Basically their main option is health smoothies or juice's, have not tried theirs but have made my own at home with the same ingredients so should be good. The few salads they have look great.

Food was amazing, plenty to choose from and delicious. Staff was very attentive and the coffee was…read moreexcellent.

Charlie's Raw Squeeze is 100% Vegan and all their food is delicious! I highly recommend it to…read moreanyone who enjoys eating healthy food!

Wonderful açai bowls with wide range of toppings. A bit on the expensive side ($16), but they are…read morefilling and contain mainly organic ingredients. The store has sustainable practices in place and has a great vibe. Have come before, and will come again.

From the owner: Bare Naked Bowls is one of Sydney's favourite superfood cafes specializing in serving delicious…read moreAcai Bowls, Superfood Smoothies, Breakfast Bowls, Cold Pressed Juices, Locally Roasted Coffee, Kombucha and Raw Treats. We cater for all needs including vegetarian, paleo, vegan, dairy free and gluten free - just ask our friendly staff.

"Everything natural is good" opines the proprietor of this happening smoothie bar in the heart of…read moreWest End. As someone with some scientific expertise in what is natural and what is good, I find this is overly simplistic and misleading. Nonetheless, if you drop in, I suspect you'll find that it holds true for everything they have here. I have tried a few local smoothie places, and while this isn't the cheapest one, it seems clearly the best. Of course, anyone can throw some stuff in a blender; I suspect juice bars persist largely because it's difficult for most of us to manage the logistics of keeping fresh fruit at home. But here, they're not just doing the grunt work for you, they're bringing some serious skill to the table. Could I use dragonfruit and coconut and get something that looks and tastes like bubblegum? I'm guessing not. Could I duplicate their wondrous "whipped fruit", a sort of fresh coconut ice cream made right in front of me? Not a chance. Their creations are both delicious and innovative, and I've not found an average one yet (and I've tried quite a few). The proprietor says he's from Brazil, which would explain why he is so good with topical fruits. It's a neighborhood vibe kind of place, and there's a decent chance of free samples. If something is on special, I suggest trying it. Most of what they use is fresh fruit and nut milks and coconut water and they are mostly vegan (save for a few clearly labeled pastries), making this establishment friendly to most customers. Besides their smoothies and bowls, a mouthwatering assortment of salads and baked desserts beckons. I still haven't tried any of those for fear of getting addicted, and if it instead turns out that they're terribly underwhelming in some way, I suppose I'll go back and revise this place's rating down again. Doesn't seem likely.

This is a small açaí bar in the heart of West End. The açaí bowls are delicious and high quality…read more(yet, not cheap). The service is friendly.

A good selection of healthy fruit bowls, including a delicious âçáì (think I got enough diacritics…read moreon there ) bowl full of flavour and freshness. The granola clusters really help add a welcome textural element to the dish. Fresh fruit on top= Yum. The Smoothie range is extensive, with most containing plenty of raw food over fillers like ice like certain other establishments. This is reflected in the price of the items, being a little more expensive than other places in the area. Sandwiches and wraps are a little pedestrian, but stick with the core dishes and you'll be fine.

A friend of mine recently mentioned they went to Madre Mia, a 10-month-old smoothie and juice bar…read morein Paddington...and loved it. Well, as a fan of all things Mexican and speaking the language, I loved the name. But I wasn't interested in their juices; it was pictures of their smoothie bowls that whet my appetite. We ordered two Chocolate Butter Fudge Smoothie Bowls and chose the large ($18) over the smaller one ($16). And that was a big mistake, literally, because it was h.u.g.e! It was overflowing with so many ingredients (see the menu picture for all of them) we tried in vain to push them back into the cup with many, mostly seeds, sacrificing themselves to the sidewalk below us. However, the flavours were a pleasure on the palette and so densely packed into the container that we only made it halfway through before we popped a lid on them and headed quickly home to refrigerate the leftovers for later. Madre Mia is run by an expatriate Southern Californian named George who's Hispanic (hence the name), super friendly and energetic and turning out some very tasty and sensational smoothie bowls. Next time, knowing what we do now, we'll downsize to the smaller version. Or fast for 48 hours beforehand because that extra $2 for more is a temptation that's hard to ignore.

Great food and generous serves with friendly staff, what more could you want from your local…read morecafe/burger joint?

Wonderful little cafe, great service with reasonable prices. Quick and fast service with convenient…read moreopening hours. There menu has a wide variety to suit the fit and healthy to the splugger. Well recommended

Nil service for takeaway - 25min wait for a simple wrap, staff in kitchen seen eating and drinking…read morein line of sight so low hygiene and over priced for quality of food. Has been below average through 3 owners - spend money locally instead of here!

Been a regular Cafe 63 visitor since I stumbled across the first one…read more Simple formula, great food and exellent coffee etc. Well done girls .. great service.

Small cafe with amazing coffee and great service. The team knows their coffee and the food menu is…read moredelicious. Highly recommend.

Kenmore. A suburb that rarely crossed my mind let alone a suburb I'd actively pursued and visit for…read morecoffee. Yet here I sat in The Single Guys, conversations echoing from each corner of the cafe that was full of people enjoying coffees and ordering from a wholesome menu with choices like a blueberry bagel with vanilla ricotta and honey, or swiss brown mushrooms, fetta, asparagus with fig vincotto on sourdough. Staff did a beautiful dance from table to table in their unofficial uniforms of a white tee, jeans and black cons. All complimented by their dark grey aprons against the navy and white walls of this unassuming but ready to be recognised cafe. From Moggill Road you might miss it so keep an eye out for their mascot, a lone deer on a sign. One of the owners tell me the stag is a play on the image being a symbol of bachelor life, although their name is more of an ode to their house blend being a combination of single origin beans. Despite the clean and hipsterific interior, the crowd here is mixed: young and old alike. It's a great hub of activity. I ordered the mushroom toastie which was the perfect breakfast or light lunch, and on a hot Summers day their Iced V60 black coffee was the deliciously mellow drink I needed to befriend on a day like today. And the flat white was perfection in a white china cup.