Good solid choice for poke. It's fresh, lots of topping choices, and they have a good flavored spicy mayo...the staple of a great poke bowl in my opinion. Right now with COVID, you cannot eat in the place which is unfortunate. Usually I'll get poke, and my boyfriend will get Chipotle next door so we can sit in there and eat.
First you need to pick your size. Small is one base, 2 proteins, 2 sides while medium is 1.5 servings of base, 3 proteins, and 2 sides, and large is 2 servings base and 4 proteins and 2 sides. The small honestly fills me up, but it's the least amount of protein, so order accordingly. My boyfriend has me so programmed into protein, protein, protein but the large has got to be pricey!
I always get the salmon, but there are plenty of other choices as well such as tuna, scallop, tofu, albacore, shrimp and octopus to name a few. You can add in corn, jalapeno, kale, green onion, pineapple, edamame, cucumber...lots of choices here. For my sides, I always get seaweed salad and imitation crab, but you can get cucumber salad as well. And don't forget adding avocado will cost you a little more.
Poke Bar is a typical poke place. Nothing stands out about it, however they are not all created equal. Fish freshness is key. I also am big into the toppings, so I prefer a place that has lots of choices without costing you every time you add something to the bowl. I feel so healthy when I eat poke, and I actually love it which makes it even better. I highly recommend checking it out if you are in the area. I won't say it's my favorite, but I am definitely a repeat patron.