Favi has great food! Excellent value. Brazilian style sandwiches. I got the X Bagunca once, it…read morewas huge!!! It was my job to eat it and I did! Now I just stick to normal person portion foods... Awesome Place! Highly Recommend it...

CONCEPT: Favi Lunches & Deli serves common American deli…read moreitems, but with a Brazilian twist. Rather than rice pudding, Favi prepares Açaí. Yuca fries instead of potato fries. And the most notable... in lieu of relatively simple cheese and bacon burgers, Favi serves a variety of tall hamburgers known as X Tudu. A popular street and restaurant item in Brazil, X Tudu, pronounced "Shees-TOO-Dew" is a play on the Portuguese pronunciation for the letter X (Shees) and can be translated as "cheese with everything". And so it is! A variety of permutations are offered on the menu, with the classic X Tudu composed of layers of beef patty, mozzarella cheese, corn kernels, lettuce, tomato, bacon, ham, and fried egg encased in a sesame seed bun smeared with mayonnaise. EXPERIENCE: The X Tudus were highly recommended by neighbors, and I started with the Classic X Tudu. The composition seemed to exemplify a literal definition of brunch, with traditional American breakfast (egg, ham, bacon, cheese) joined with traditional American lunch (lettuce, tomato, corn, beef) in every bite. As this was my first experience with X Tudu, I am unable to remark on how well or how traditionally Favi executed the dish. I can report that the beef patty was relatively thin, allowing ground beef to be one of many thin layers that combine into a unique, complex single bite. Yuca fries complemented the X Tudu, as well as a small container of garlic-intense avocado purée. A refrigerator case is stocked with a wide variety of Brazilian desserts, including Brigadiero (chocolate fudge balls covered with chocolate sprinkles), as well as unique sugar-based sodas. Shelves are lined with Brazilian candies. It is clear that sweets are popular in Brazil! TIPS: X Tudu is very filling, as intended, and great option to pick up for brunch on a weekend errand run. I am told by neighbors that they prefer the sirloin option at Favi's (X Tudu Picanha). Try the imported Brazilian sugar-based sodas that are flavored with rainforest fruit (Guarana). Parking is available on the right side of the entrance.

Nice Indoor and outdoor seating options. Great healthy alternative to ice cream on a hot day…read more There are a lot of cool base options not just the usual açaí you find everywhere. Avocado base was actually our favorite it was really creamy. They have mini white boards to select your bowls. Bowls are made quickly.

First time trying Boost Bowls new location! Happy to report it's beautiful, clean, spacious, and…read moredelicious. The young lady at the counter was very kind and helped me make a smoothie choice! I typically order açaí bowls but needed a smoothie to grab and go. I've always had a good experience in their Bethel location and I expect it to be the same here in Danbury! I definitely prefer this menu format. I found it much easier to look at the different options. Definitely check it out if you want a fresh treat!

Staff is super sweet, food is fresh & delicious & nutritious. Able to customize menu items. Wish…read morethey had a full nutrition guide online, but hopefully soon since it's growing! Def recommend the toast options & coffee!

It is a big problem if the staff doesn't speak English at all. I ordered three drinks and somehow…read morethe third was lost in translation? Won't be coming to this location again.

The food is fresh and tasty. And it is fairly priced. The…read morecoffee is very good no to mention the baked goods. I wish the baked goods were a little less...

Had a darn good experience here. It was one of the highest rated brunch places in the area so I had…read morepretty high expectations. Walking into the restaurant, you get hit right away with all these delicious homemade pastries. You almost just want to skip right to dessert. Even though it was very busy, we were seated pretty quick. The vibe and decor was very cool. Even had a Led Zeppelin poster on the wall. The best dishes we tried were the Red Hot Mama burrito. The short ribs were easily the star, but loved the pairing with sweet potato and Gouda. Even has its own sauce. Also try the cheese waffle (their take on Brazilian cheese bread). So unique. The French toast wasn't the favorite. The crust of the brioche was a little over done, but the inside was good, especially with the strawberries. The waffles were very good. Light and fluffy. I do have to say that I wished they offered a soda option. It isn't a deal breaker, but it is something I like. Definitely recommend giving them a try!

Robeks is a smoothie and acai bowl chain, and this Danbury location operates at the level I would…read moreexpect from the brand when it is running well. I looked over a menu that covers a solid range of smoothies, fresh juices, acai bowls, and toast options, with enough variety that regular visitors can work through different combinations without the menu feeling repetitive. The acai bowls are the strongest part of what the kitchen does here. I tried the berry acai with almond butter, a combination that comes up consistently, and the almond butter addition in particular elevated the base in a way that made it worth specifying when I ordered. The tropical mango bowl and the strawnana berry bowl both have their followers among regulars, and I can see why. The smoothies cover a broad range of flavor profiles, and the 800 lb Gorilla is one of the more popular options on the menu. Health shots are available as an add on for anyone looking to supplement their order. Consistency is the variable I managed my expectations around. I noticed smoothies in particular can taste noticeably different between visits depending on who is making them and how closely the recipe is being followed, which is a limitation that affects the experience more than it should for a brand at this price point. Staff were generally friendly and willing to accommodate dietary needs and modifications, though accuracy on customizations has been hit or miss enough that it is worth confirming my order before I leave the counter, particularly if I have an allergy or intolerance. Portion sizes are a little small compared to the price, so going in with a sense of what I am paying for per ounce is useful context. For a quick and relatively healthy meal or snack in Danbury when I want something fresher than standard fast food options, Robeks fills that gap adequately.

The last two times I've come, the drinks have been half full. I feel kinda cheated especially when…read moreI finish my drink in 3 or 4 sips. It's definitely going downhill at this location.

Cute place, I liked how simple the menu was. Not too many choices which was great! Nice and simple…read more The girl at the front counter was extremely nice and knowledgeable. She gave us samples of the different peanut butters. The "selfie" peanut butter absolutely amazing! It tasted like Cinnamon Toast Crunch and had very little sugar in it. It was pricy at $9.00 but worth it. I had the original Açaí bowl which was delicious! I love how they blend the açaí with frozen bananas and strawberries. They also added a ton of fruit to the top. My fiancé got the Green smoothie bowl which to me tasted like grass, but she loved it, that's all that matters. So... a bit pricey. 2 smoothie bowls cost about $20.00. But happy we tried it.

Sobol Ridgefield is THE BEST! The staff is amazing, and yes, they know me by name (no shame!). I…read moretake full advantage of their loyalty program...thankfully they have one I've always had my go-to bowl, but after trying the green bowl recently, I'm officially torn because I'm obsessed with both. Everything is fresh, healthy, and so good, especially this time of year! And I've now made the switch from the Starbucks egg bites to Sobol's egg bites, they're lighter, taste more homemade, and have fewer calories than Starbucks. they keep adding really great new options! Oh, and the granola? Absolutely next level. Nothing compares. So lucky to have this spot right in town! #winning

I've been looking for a decent acai bowl place near my mom's house for a while now, and I've found…read moreit. We stopped by for lunch this past Saturday after an excellent estate sale a few blocks away (very reasonably priced teacups); my mother has never had acai before so this was a pretty notable moment in time. These have been a regular part of my diet for years now, and both the exterior and interior of this establishment are super reminiscent of the NJ-based Playa Bowls chain - kind of a beachy, almost tiki bar vibe. We came in around 1:15pm, and it was fairly busy but not a significant wait to order or receive our food. The menu is pretty diverse (offering bowls, smoothies, sandwiches, salads, etc.) but it IS limited in terms of the specific types of bowls they offer. A Playa Bowl easily has 20 or so listed bowls, but Boost relies more on their build-your-own bowl concept. Not a negative per se, but something to keep in mind if you typically rely on those pre-designed options. I could tell it was a little overwhelming for my mother (who is not their target demo, to be fair), but she figured it out. I went with an acai bowl, featuring strawberries, bananas and peanut butter. Each bowl comes with granola, but I think they should make that more obvious on the menu; my mother was caught off guard and didn't actually want granola due to some recent dental drama, though I saw a small, almost throwaway line about it. Other bowl places I've been to just list granola as one of the ingredients each time, which is probably the better option. The other mild issue is that they don't have different sizes for the bowls - all of them are basically large. It was a big serving and we didn't totally finish ours. The bowl itself was tasty. I think Playa is a LITTLE better; I'm not sure if it's because Playa has a sweeter acai, which is my preference. I've noticed that my palate isn't insanely pro vegan when it comes to these types of meals, though they do mix in bananas and pineapple to the acai to give it more of a taste. The fruit was fresh and all of the options within the bowl were legit servings - nothing was skimped on. For some reason I also thought it was a good idea to order avocado toast. I don't know why - bowls are filling. I went with the Avoseed Toast, which was good. I think if I did it again, I'd opt out of the balsamic glaze since it's such a strong flavor and always seems to crowd out the other ingredients. But it's a generous helping (which was definitely a theme of this visit) and I didn't come close to finishing it because I basically ate a meal first. That's on me. The service was really good. As mentioned, the employees behind the counter did have other customers on the premises and were clearly dealing with numerous orders at the same time as ours. Even with that though, it took less than 10 minutes to get everything, which was reasonable to me under the circumstances. I'm starting to be much more aware of how my parents are treated by staff at places like this as they're getting older and aren't necessarily "ideal fits" for this type of business model, but the girl behind the counter was very nice and patient. Thumbs up in that regard. Very solid, healthy option if you don't feel like shoving the nearby excellent Detroit-style pizza at Good Old Days down your gullet. Just don't order two meals for yourself.

Treated myself (and my wallet) to the Dubai chocolate açaí bowl. While it was delicious, I was…read moreshocked to see the price as it came across the screen, and the price was not listed on the menu. While I understand this is a trendy and costly item to make, I wish Boost Bowls was more upfront about the cost of this item prior to charging me for it. My fiancé had the banana bowl which was also delicious. We loved the bright atmosphere and fun ambiance. We also loved the healthy feel of our bowls- it was clear that all ingredients were natural and fresh. We would definitely come back, but I don't think I will pay over $20 for a Dubai chocolate açaí bowl again.

Beautiful court yard and an amazing create your own smoothie bar. Beautiful property and such an…read moreamazing space.

A delicious, bright spot in a courtyard with such yummy make-your-own smoothies and green juices, a…read moregreat egg frittata bagel sandwich, and lots of outdoor picnic seating and cozy couches inside. It's connected to a shop and a spa so a very inviting nook to treat yourself with a massage and lunch after, with two massage rooms and one facial room. Can't wait to come back and try their açaí and chocolate chip-oatmeal cookies. 5 stars!!!!

Great food for the price Super fast on delivery…read more Always open super early for people that work in town super early so I love it Never been inside to eat but seen it outside in passing and was great

I just paid $30 for an absolute nightmare of a turkey sandwich, 2 donuts and a Macha tea with…read more"light ice" aka 90% ice. The person who made the sandwich should feel bad. It was so poorly made, I'm in genuine disbelief that they were happy with the effort put into this sandwich. The apple cider donuts were solid though. Hence 2 stars.

DELICIOUS .... a HIDDEN gem!…read more Walking in, this place is very warm and inviting. Walls are filled with local art for sale, and lots of plants! Came here after stumbling on this place searching "vegan coffee shop", wow did they deliver! The staff is super friendly, and had great recommendations! There had to be at least 5 vegan options, options that were not just tofu! For those not vegan, like myself, plenty of yummy options with a flare. Get two of the vegan peanut butter brownie, it's well worth it! Found pricing to be fair, look forward to trying the coffee next time.

The inside feels cozy and there's plenty of seating- we chose the corner booth. The service is…read moregreat; the employees were very accommodating, helpful, and friendly. We received our food and drinks quickly. We ordered two iced strawberry matcha lattes. Unfortunately, they were pretty terrible and borderline undrinkable. I don't doubt that their coffee is good, but this was disappointing. The color was not great, it had no actual matcha flavor, and not nearly sweetened enough (even with the strawberry syrup). It pretty much tasted like chalky water with strawberry seeds. I ordered the turkey bacon, egg, Gouda cheese with spinach on a multigrain roll. I enjoyed it, and both the turkey and eggs were cooked well. I feel like there wasn't enough cheese, but maybe that's just me. However, the sandwich was kind of dry and I had to ask for ketchup so I could just have some moisture. My partner ordered the chipotle chicken sandwich. The chicken didn't have much flavor, but the sauce was good.