I ordered the original OG bowl ($15) with regular açaí base, granola, coconut flakes, bananas,…read moreblueberries and strawberries. The service was great, workers were friendly and there are these like standing areas at the front with the view of the street--you can watch while eating.

Sidewalk Juice is easily one of those spots that just feels good the moment you walk in. The vibes…read moreare always on point with the good music playing in the background, great customer service it's a space that makes you want to stay a little longer. I grabbed a twister açaí bowl with fresh fruit, perfectly balanced, and it always tastes so delicious! :) And Mike, the owner, really makes the place stand out. He's always welcoming, friendly, and makes sure everyone feels taken care of.

Everything here is amazing. The people are super friendly, the service is fast and thoughtful, the…read moredecor and vibe are very cool, and everything we ate and drank was amazing. We had stuffed delacata, a bowl, two smoothies, the morning ritual, and golden milk. All amazing.

¡Que lugar tan agradable! Desde que entras se siente súper…read moreacogedor, un excelente ambiente. Las chicas te atienden super amables con una sonrisa y así si me dan ganas de venir a un lugar. El servicio es rápido, pedí un Bowl de frutas y que cosa más deliciosa!!! Yo le pondría kiwi sabría mas delicioso aún! Es una pequeña locación, tienen un sanitario, que a pesar de lo pequeño, lo tenían mega limpio. Es complicado encontrar lugares que sean así; lo recomiendo. Claro que regreso! Ojo: tienes que buscar parking porque no cuentan con estacionamiento.

Long time fan of their smoothies and finally was ready to commit to their $15 acai bowl. My sister…read morehas been raving about their acai for ages and she's quite the foodie. I got their Original OG, added peanut butter +$1 to take home. It was well packed, acai was nothing like I've ever had. It was not too sweet and very refreshing! Very filling and left me craving for my next bowl. Very simple, and well done.

You can get fresh wheatgrass shots and they'll give you orange juice chaser. They actually grind…read morefresh wheatgrasses infront of you, so it's definitely not from those pre-made bottle! Convenient and also offers varieties of juices + smoothies. The person working at the front( i think her name is Gia?) is also super friendly. Love the shop and we will definitely visit if we walk past the Mission district again!

Would give ten stars if I could. Such nice people and the juice here is out. of. bounds. Had a…read morewatermelon juice with a little lime. It was chef's kiss.

This place is a small counter in a food court. There are some tables but not sure if that seating…read moreis open to customers of the juice counter. Price-wise, I wasn't the biggest fan. It was 10 dollars for the juice. I receive a decent portion but felt that the price was too inflated. Taste-wise, it was super fresh. I saw her grab the pineapple used for the juice so I knew they didn't remake anything. It tasted very good. But again, not sure if I'm 100% convinced on the price.

I came here on a Sunday with my girlfriend and I went to get an açai bowl and it was really really…read morereally yummy. The only thing about this restaurant. It was super hot in here so I think they need an AC. Service was fast and reliable and the lady was super nice and everything I couldn't eat granola bars cause I got my Root Canal done so I asked her to exchange it for more bananas and shit they did so that's a plus point for me. I will definitely come back here again and the service is really fast. Thanks for listening.

Been looking for a good pão de queijo ever since the small, Brazilian cafe on Balboa Ave in the…read moreOuter Richmond closed several years ago. I think Cafe de Casa also used to make them, but I haven't been in a couple of years. The Brazilian Spot offers açaí bowls, baked goods, and juices on the menu, as well has a small, hot buffet-style section where I think you pay by weight. There's also shelves of imported, Brazilian grocery items on the left wall, which is pretty cool if you're looking for more specialized goods that aren't typically available in your regular grocery store. There's a handful of tables and chairs, but not a lot of seating otherwise. The pão de queijo was still warm in the bag when we picked them up. Their version was too salty and dense for my taste; the pão de queijo of my memories from that spot on Balboa Ave was bouncier and airier than The Brazilian Spot's (they also had fun flavors like guava). If I *really* get a hankering for pão de queijo again, I might come back, but otherwise, the search continues.

One of my favorite smoothie spots in the city. Get a smoothie or acai bowl and go to the park on a…read morenice day :)

I only gave 2 stars for the sake of the employees. The acai bowl was good, the employees were nice…read more(considering the circumstances) but as someone who worked in food service, it makes me so frustrated to watch employees suffer due to understaffing. What restaurant staffs two people at a time on a weekend??? How are employees supposed to keep up with demand and be able to take breaks? It feels like the owners are money hungry and uncaring about staff health and happiness. My friend and I went to grab bowls before heading to the park today and it took an hour and 20 minutes to receive them. And that absolutely wasn't because of the employees, who were working themselves to the bone to keep up with demand. Customers and especially delivery drivers were getting increasingly rude and irritated with the employees as the wait times got longer and longer; the employees were as nice as possible as they responded to people demeaning them and drivers arguing with them. The owners need to get a grip and provide appropriate staffing or allow employees to pause delivery services when they're slammed. Just because people will keep buying your acai bowls even after a bad experience like this, doesn't make it right that you treat your employees so poorly. They deserve better!

Cute little spot for dessert!…read more The banan strawberry lilikoi was so good and refreshing. The fruit tasted really fresh. Couldn't believe it was just banana.

The first time I had banan was in Waikiki. I love that they opened one here! I was actually here…read morefor the grand opening (which I never do) and they line moved quickly and they even gave a cup for my pup! Love that they were so hospitable and offered one for him. I've been back a few times since then and I think I tried newer items on the menu too. I love having another healthy option in my city. I don't favor bananas plain but I will definitely eat them here. The shop is so cute, well kept and always welcomed with a smile by staff here.

Yummy! Several bases…read more(chia pudding, acai, etc.) and lots of toppings to choose from, so I'm sure most people would find something they like. It's easy to order online and pickup. The store is clean and airy.

Really solid açaí place! There's so many options for bases. Mango coconut chia pudding and the…read moreactivated charcoal coconut is really good. I like all the options for granola and nut butters as well. The large was huge and pretty affordable!

Walking on Mission street you don't know what you will do run into. All roads in San Francisco lead…read moreto Mission street and no matter where you turn you will run into something interesting. Mission street runs by the waterfront of the Embarcadero to the border to county line of San Mateo in Daly City. Every block on Mission street can change from global business giants to mom and pop stores. Mission street at night is different from Mission street in the day time. In the morning there is a hidden gem right off Mission street where the coffee is rich and it's on Richland street. On a Mission street stroll I needed something to perk me up. Making a turn on Richland street I ran into Cafeto Coffee shop. Inside you can get breakfast sandwiches like the chicken pesto panini and also the ham and cheese flakey croissants like some in SF. Don Juan de la matcha was going to get the matcha but wanted to try the ice white mocha instead. It was refreshing and tasty. This is a good hidden spot to grab some good expresso. Walk on Mission street and turn on Richland street and make a pit "stop"where you can get roasted coffee drip and get that caffeine "drop" with coffee art on "top" at the "Cafeto Coffee Shop" The coffee and expresso packs a punch like late boxing legend "Rocky Marciano"whether it's the "Mocha Mexicano", or the "Expresso Cubano" or the "Americano"

We found this place today and decided to try it out . Customer service was great we asked…read morequestions about the menu, they were very welcoming. I loved my iced chai delicious! I got an everything bagel breakfast sausage sandwich it was delicious! My partner got a breakfast croissant bacon sandwich and black coffee with honey. It a nice cafe and usually now with a baby we opt to take food on the go but it was nice and quiet so we ate in and talked and enjoyed our breakfast there. Overall it was a great experience and great food !!!