These bowls are SO GOOD and so refreshing. The portions are generous, the fruit is fresh, and the…read morebase is devine. No matter when I stop by, the workers are always patient, kind, and extremely helpful for newcomers. Their little place is quaint and cute, filled with countless games that make the place a nice hangout spot. Definitely a go-to place of mine now!

Something just feels off about this place. I waited over 20 minutes for a smoothie--with only one…read moreperson ahead of me. It turns out they don't prep their produce in advance, so even simple orders take way too long. The person who took my order seemed unsure about the ingredients, and they were out of a few key things. She also started justifying the price of the spirulina--without me even asking. It was awkward. Meanwhile, someone (maybe the owner?) parks a black BMW right out front with the hazard lights on or the trunk popped open--clearly trying to dodge tickets. That little move says a lot about how things are run here. All in all, it felt less like supporting a business and more like doing a favor for a struggling friend. Except I don't know them. I probably won't be back.

I ordered the Nourish Bowl for takeout. The food quality is still five stars all day long. So…read moredelicious. However, the portion size was not impressive. I understand these are high-quality ingredients, but maybe just add some more rice. It's cheap enough and would make for a more filling meal at the price.

Just about two years later and I can still say this place was 5 stars. In fact, after two days of…read moreThanksgiving food and holiday sweet treats, Nourish came to mind and I was immediately craving one of their delicious bowls. I placed an order online for the Nourish bowl, added kale to make it even greener and veggie filled, and eagerly waited to devour my bowl. Andddd devour I did. The Nourish Bowl was sooo good. Fille with brown rice, fermented beets, beet hummus, avocado, clover sprouts, shredded carrots, hemp seeds, and a cashew ginger dressing that came on the side. It was perfect, and very filling. As a fan of all things pickled, I especially loved the fermented beets and now will be hunting those down again and again. It was the perfect meal for after the holidays, and I do plan to make a stop at Nourish more routine when I am back in the area.

All the baked goods are gluten free and vegan!! As far as gluten free vegan treats go, the…read moreselection is amazing!! And everything is baked super freshly. The pumpkin loaf bread was incredible. I also enjoyed the muffins and the fruit crumb bars. I got a yummy healthy smoothie with vanilla protein to accompany. You can add protein and healthy supplements to any of the smoothies. Such a great find for healthy and yummy treats, went several times on my vacation

I was happy to find a small vegan shop during my stay here. There isn't many options in this town…read moreso this is a gem. Ordered a TLT wrap and it was good. A bit too much onion and not super filling. I also tried the apple crisp too! Very good. Apples nicely cooked. Topping a tad sweet. Also got a tropical smoothie but that was way too sweet with all the OJ! And expensive for a smoothie $8-9/ea. Overall the food was good. Lots of options. Prices are a bit high on some things but that's to be expected. Glad to have found it!

Finally found THE boba spot! It will now be my must stop everytime I visit Amherst. Great flavors…read more Lots of choices. Good customer service

3.5 stars rounded up to 4. LimeRed is a fine place for boba with welcomed decaf options. It's…read moreconveniently located right next to Amherst College near other restaurants and shops. There are at least 2 other boba places from recognizable national chains a couple blocks away, but this one is locally owned. I stopped by about a half hour before closing on a weeknight. There were a couple customers already seated in the dimly-lit space. It looked like a college hangout, with a few tables and ample space to mill around and wait while being serenaded by Taylor Swift (the soundtrack of the night). I don't tolerate caffeine too well after a certain hour, so I was happy to see that they offered a decaf tea option in the form chamomile -- an unusual option at a boba shop. I got a hot chamomile tea with bubbles and half sugar. The bubbles were rather soft, even for a hot tea drink, and sweeter than I would've preferred, but it still hit the spot on a rainy fall night. If there were a next time, I would get 30% or no sugar added to offset the bubbles and the natural sweetness of the tea. The employees seemed nice, but I didn't interact with them much. The human-run register only accepted cash, so I ordered at the kiosk to use my card.

Very clean and friendly power tea and protein shake shop with a 'juice bar' vibe to it…read more If you follow their FB page you will learn about the specials of the day. The staff is very engaging and will tell you the protein/fat content of your shake. I believe a lot of the product is Herbalife. They have a huge menu and tons of variations. The shake in my picture was about 230 calories and packed with protein, basically a liquid meal.

Amazing teas and smoothies! Quick service and great atmosphere! Would recommend to everyone!read more

Fantastic authentic Polish food! The interior is very cute and the owners are nice. Would highly…read morerecommend :)

Heading home from a weekend in the Berkshires, we were think about lunch when I remembered this…read morespot which I had read about & made a point to keep it in mind for when I found myself in the area. My husband, who's grandmother immigrated from Poland, grew on this fare & he rarely gets to eat it now. So, he was thrilled! We easily found parking very close and, as it was a bit early in the lunch hour, found the place mostly empty. It was a cute, clean little cafe with several small tables to eat in. While we were there, the Monday lunch crowd quickly followed with dining & take-out orders. We ordered at the counter ( oddly, still protected by a huge plexiglass barrier ). The young lady was very helpful & knowledgeable with our menu questions. We ordered, paid and found ourselves a seat. When presented with the credit card payment, I noticed the gratuity pre-sets were at full-service levels & tipped as such. However, when we later realized that we picked up our own food & bussed our our table, we decided that we should have tipped for counter service. The food was spot on! Since i eat mostly vegetarian, I always find this type of cuisine challenging. But, a large list of house-made pierogis gave many options. I settled on a plate of six potato & cheddar with onion & sour cream. Since the kapusta here had no meat, I tried a side of that as well. The pierogis were perfect! Tender dough, flavorful filling - fantastic. The kapusta, a house made cabbage based kraut, was delicious as well & very filling! Half came home with me for another delicious meal. My husband, on the other hand, went all out with the PP - Polish Plate. He was thrilled to be able to mix & match the four pierogi, ordering three savory & one blueberry ( something his grandmother made which he's raved about for ever ). Like me, he found the pierogi perfect. He also enjoyed the kielbasa - very flavorful. The golabek ( what he calls golumpki ) had more rice than he prefers, but he wrote that off as personal choice and said it was very tasty & juicy. All in all, this was a good lunch stop & we'd return when in the area. Next time we'll be coming home with some of those delicious pierogi!

Rush Bowls have moved into the Farmington Valley into the space previously occupied by Fosters Ice…read moreCream on Hopmeadow Street. In fact, the space doesn't look much different at all from the way it was laid out under Fosters. Rush Bowls sells two categories of food -$8 Smoothies and $10 Rush Bowls in dozens of variations and permutations. Let's start with their Smoothies. There are seventeen smoothies broken down into four basic categories of Acai, Signature, Rejuvenate, and Juice (Apple or OJ). They have different combinations of fruit (mango, blueberry, peach, banana, pineapple, strawberries, raspberries, dragon fruit, coconut, liquids (milks, juices),and an assortment of extras (granola, honey, kale, spinach, granola, acai, peanut butter, whey, frozen yogurt, chocolate sauce, avocado, espresso, and even lemonade). Their twenty juice based Bowls are similar, and you eat them with a spoon instead of a straw. My wife ordered the PB Crunch Smoothie with Banana, Peanut Butter, Granola, Milk and Froyo. I had a sip and loved its distinctive peanut flavor. I went with a Dragon Bowl of Dragon fruit, Banana, Strawberry, Blueberry, Coconut Milk, Apple Juice, chocolate sauce, and three toppers - Granola, Honey and Almonds. I liked it a lot, it had great flavor and plenty of crunch from the granola and almonds. We chatted with the two young ladies who were preparing our order and learned the store had only been open for a few weeks. Apparently, they are busiest lunch time when the locals come in for a quick to go order. My Bowl was pretty filling, so I definitely saw how it is becoming popular as a lunch option.

I was pleasantly surprised to see this place on our drive, as I am from Colorado and we have them…read moreat home but I didn't know they were a chain! We got the jungle and power bowl and both really enjoyed them!

Cutest place in the hipster downtown of Brattleboro. The entire menu is totally gluten friendly and…read morevegan. We easily found metered street parking. There were a few table outside and probably 20-25 seats inside. We ordered at the register. The menu was pretty typical of what you would expect in a GF and vegan restaurant . Smoothies, juices , salads, bowls and pizza. We ordered the Mediterranean bowl -large $16 , raw pad Thai -large $16 and roasted vegetables. We really didn't have to wait long. We enjoyed looking out the window at the beautiful waterfall. The portions were generous. Everything tasted fresh and flavorful. Would probably eat here every day if I lived close by. Would highly recommend for everyone!

Almost two years later, I'm still paying off an emergency room bill from having an allergic…read morereaction at Superfresh. Someone made a simple mistake, which happens, but the owner refused to take any ounce of responsibility, and stuck me with the $2K bill. If you have food allergies, I would think twice about eating at Superfresh.