I went here for the first time about a month ago.
LOCATION: This location is near the main train station of the city, so it's convenient if you want to go grab something to eat there while waiting for a train. 3/5
ATMOSPHERE: It's pretty small inside and there's not that much seating. It's like a juice bar. But, I think they have seating outside too. 3/5
SELECTION: It's mostly known for being a juice bar, so they have juices, smoothies, smoothie bowls, etc., but they also have wraps, sandwiches, bagels, and a few other things as well. I appreciate the vegan options they have. 3/5
WHAT I GOT: I got their Acai Bowl. The description of it reads, "milk, blackberries, banana, acai powder," so I wasn't sure what milk they use and wanted to make sure it'd be vegan, so I asked and they said they can use whatever milk, so I requested almond milk. They also asked what I wanted for the toppings, so I just said granola and fruit, as those are typical toppings for acai bowls. Anyways, it turned out great. It was definitely way better than I expected and the best acai bowl I had while on my Europe trip this year. I just wish I was able to have it there and not to-go (takeaway), so it could be nicely presented in a regular bowl and I could take a nice picture of it lol. Also, I wish I would've thought of more toppings, like coconut, to make it prettier haha. But yeah, the acai blend was good -- it wasn't too thin and I could taste the acai flavor and could tell they actually use a substantial amount, based on how dark it was. I was actually surprised considering they apparently use acai powder, which, from my experience, is pretty weak, as compared to most places, which use frozen acai puree in their blends. The granola was also good -- not amazing, but not chewy or hard. And the fruit on top was fresh and ripe too. All-in-all, I'd definitely recommend their Acai Bowl. 4/5
SERVICE: The service was good. The staff came across as friendly and helpful, and our food didn't take long or anything, despite it being a little busy. 4/5