Great spot on the boardwalk to walk up and grab a drink. It was quite hot on our walk, so their…read morefrozen and iced drinks really hit the spot! They were also pretty reasonable in terms of pricing.

When visiting OCMD I came here almost every day for a morning coffee. A few times I got the frozen…read morechai, which was very good. However, it was made differently every time. Sometimes it was more frozen than and other times more liquidity. The place gets busy, but the service was always pretty quick.

Got an Açaí PB&J Bowl and a Chicken Caprese wrap. One of the best places I've been to in a long…read moretime. Would give 6 stars if I could.

The service was amazing, he could not have been more conditions , it was close to closing when I…read morecalled to ask hours , they were closing , but he no problem I'll be here cleaning up I'll wait for you . He was gracious in accommodating all my questions about ingredients . I found the açaí to be sweet , he wasn't able to tell me what was in the açaí , knowing that most açaí is full of sugar , I was careful as I eat clean , no added sugar I. Fruits . The peanut butter was low quality commercial brand . The acia didn't meet my standards but the experience made up for the lack of organic nutrient dense superfoods .

I ate here for lunch with my family and would like to highlight three things. First, the atmosphere…read moretruly feels like a Jamaican restaurant, with tremendous vibes. Secondly, the food was outstanding. We ordered the avocado salad and hummus for appetizers, both apps were so fresh and tasty. I will absolutely get these apps again. We also had the jerk chicken salad on coco bread, jerk chicken gyro, and jerk chicken salad. They were 10/10 delicious, with a fresh, authentic taste. Lastly, the service was exceptional. They treated us kindly and had great recommendations on what to order. To sum up my experience, it was delightful and top tier. OCMDs best kept secret!

Friendly service Great jerk chicken…read more I love coming here all season!!! One love is one of my favorite places to eat lunch in west OC area. Tried coco bread for the first time here. Really good!!!

I was finally able to catch this place while it was open, and it did not disappoint. From the menu…read moreofferings, to the wine, snack and gift selections in store, Real Raw Organics Kombucha Brewery and Cafe has something for everyone. My chai latte and avocado toast on local sourdough was the perfect start to my morning. The worker's were kind and store is very cute and peaceful. I hope to go here more on future trips at the beach!

Delicious food you feel good about! They had many choices we wish we had more time in town to keep…read morecoming back to try more. I will admit it was on the pricier side but definitely worth it. They are environmentally friendly and have tons of vegan options. We loved the little patio on the side for some cozy outdoor seating.

This place has been on our list to visit while at the beach for over a year. We enjoyed the cute…read morecafe and loved browsing the merchandise they had for sale while we waited on our drinks. Service was average/typical of a coffee shop and the Beach Bonfire Latte was a great option.

I've been meaning to try this shop out since they opened and just haven't made it there. I was…read morepleasantly surprised with my first experience! I ordered a half sweet iced stoke which was excellent. I don't typically like coffee shops with sweet lattes where you cannot taste the espresso but this was great. I also ordered the pb toast which was 10/10. We will be back!

Excellent staff and service! They adhere to my banana allergy :) Great portion size for a…read morereasonable price!

Great service and festive beach vibe. Music was a bit loud but food was fresh and tasty. Didn't…read morerealize it was a chain, because it didn't feel that way.

I love Orange Julius (always have) So, when I come down to…read moreOC, I frequent this one on the boardwalk but, I'm always surprised at the cost. Maybe it's an OC thing. I just kick myself thinking this exact thing happened to me, just last year. I'm embarrassed to say how much I paid for several OJs and a couple of bottles of water. But who doesn't love a Julius? So, if you do, don't take another step. Just be mindful that OJs in OCMD ain't cheap as the ones in the mall back home.

Enjoyed my experience! The store was incredibly clean and the employees where really nice. Exceeded…read moremy expectations.

Refreshing juices made w fresh ingredients. Worth the price to feel good. I got the classic greenread more

The only good things about this place are the fact that it has so many things to eat, and that it's…read moreindented and has partial air conditioning. The drinks are $3.50 for a bottle of water. And the dragon bowl is $18 for a fruit, pitaya, and granola soup. No decoration and barely any fruit for $18!! Service was pretty nice, he made the bowl very fast which probably explains the messy appearance.

Came with family bad customer service the one lady who's either from Pakistan or India. I'm not…read morequite sure, but she was very rude. When I had mentioned that I am looking at the flavors. She insisted me to go to the other side. She rolled her eyes at me and was talking rude. Feels very uncomfortable and left with my family. Don't recommend this place because of her behavior and feeling uncomfortable. I don't know exactly what her intentions are, but as soon as I came, she was already looking at me very rude and rolling her eyes from the very beginning.

I attended Boardwalk Rock and stopped by this location for a coffee shake. This is an individually…read morerun franchise. The two days I was on the Boardwalk, there was a woman and two young men behind the counter and running the store. This event saw a lot of traffic. I purchased once and my friends purchased both days. Two shakes and two bottles waters came to around $39. I bought the second day and my shake was $16.50. I knew prices would be high. I'm pretty sure these are regular prices for a tourist trap. The venue would not allow cups contained with anything. Not even just ice. Ice is a commodity for these types of events. Bless the venue for providing hydration stations. Anyway, I saw one of the young men filling the drink cooler with ice and asked him if I could a little for my cup. He allowed me to get some. I have 64oz container, but didn't fill it right up. I didn't want to be greedy. As I was paying for my overpriced shake, which was delicious by the way, the matriarch asked the other young man at the register in a very low tone but not so low I didn't hear, if he was going to charge me for that ice. I certainly was okay with paying, but it was sneaky way she did it. I spoke up. Oh you want to charge me for the ice? I did hear her. Once he rung it up at $6.01 (it's the one cent for me ), I proceeded to tell them for that price I'm filling the whole container with ice vs the barely half I got initially. They weren't necessarily unfriendly and the shake was good. Not $16.50 good, but par for the course in any tourist trap. You don't like it. You just do it. For me, it was really the manner in which she wanted to charge me for the ice and then to be so greedy to charge $6.01 for it. I mean really? Just tell me you're greedy without actually telling me. Maybe it was deter others from going in and getting some too. It's not like I would spread it around where I got it. I recognize she couldn't have known that. I knew what I was getting and its value to me. Whatever the reason it left me with an ick factor. All that to say, they have loads of ice cream spots on the boardwalk. There's a reason this place doesn't list their prices on the menu. They want you to have that sticker shock. I got a $7 ice cream down the way. It was a satisfying treat too. I wish I had taken pics of the inside, my shake a s of course my real point on contention with this establishment, the ice.