We came for the drinks and now we are coming here because of the employees!…read more Keshawn & Destiny are amazing! From the moment we pulled up Keshawn fun-self was engaging and made the process smooth and so fun. Engaging us with the question of the day. We met Destiny at the front with our order and she built rapport and was so nice to talk to. They have amazing customer service! They deal with so many people and have patience and still are amazing people. They make this location fun!! Come and see them!!

The day we went there was quite a line but it moved along quickly. I had the pumpkin blondie, it…read morewas tasty.

Acai bowl so yummy!! Service was great, young lady at counter so sweet. Got it to go. I was going…read moreto eat just half and save other half for tomorrow. But i couldn't stop eating it. That's how good it was. Just the right amount of sweetness. Highly recommend!

Amazing no sugar added smoothies, shakes, donuts (healthyish ones!), and acai type bowls. Almost…read moreeverything has protein added. So delicious and a much healthier option when you want something sweet. The owners are a cute, service oriented couple who work there and make the space incredibly welcoming and positive. Great spot!

Recently stopped here to grab a smoothie to go while I was visiting the mall recently. There was no…read moreline here at all and I wanted to support this business. Staff here was friendly, one guy was working here all alone. I enjoyed they had an almond milk substitution. Smoothie was made in fair time as well and it was absolutely enjoyable throughout my visit at the mall.

I usually get two things The mocha boba tea and strawberry…read morelemonade boba tea, both are super good! The people there are nice and the prices are reasonable 5/5

Cute spot for an açaí bowl or smoothie. The bowls are good and the ingredients taste fresh. They…read morehave a nice variety of toppings as well as recommended menu items. Not the best açaí bowl I have ever had but definitely tasty. The granola is good and I loved the coconut flakes but was not a huge fan of the consistency of the nut butter drizzles. The service is a bit slow but they are still new and probably getting adjusted especially when there are a lot of customers at once. Nice neighborhood spot!

This place is so amazing! My daughter and I went with the Coco-nana Bowls and my wife went with…read morethe Pureberry Bowl, they were both amazing. All the topping were fresh and delicious. Their Açaí base is very good, the perfect balance of sweet and tart. Service was also outstanding, the young lady who helped us was very friendly. This will now be our go to spot for açaí bowls.

Found this small cafe that's all plant based if you couldn't tell already. It certainly is one of…read morethe more unique places in Naperville. Vegan Bar is actually a juice bar and restaurant. Bad thing is it can be expensive. This is ironic because it resembles fast food mostly. Cramped place inside where you order at the counter. It's only got a few tables so it seems most people get it to go. The menu resembles a typical fast food restaurant. Has a whole bunch of options. There's too much to get, and it's a good thing it's expensive because I would be getting tons of stuff. It's about $9 for a smoothie, of which there's a few flavors. Last time I got the almond milk smoothie. It's made with almonds, bananas, and dates. They also have a few lemonades. It's about $8 for appetizers. These include the Cauliflower Bites, which make a plain vegetable actually palatable. It's about $12 for each main item. The prices certainly add up. A good one is the Barbecue Lion's Mane Nuggets. These are made with the mushrooms and almost taste meaty for sure. Also has burgers. Last time I got the Bean Cheeseburger With Fries. This is made with black beans and has the typical toppings. Has a ton more on the menu. They add more to it so it now has tons of stuff. Great tasting food and plenty of things to get that's not made from animals. It's closed Mondays. There's of course the fact that everything here is okay for vegans.

A hidden gem! A must…read moretry for delicious cholesterol free chicken strips or burgers :) Vegan plant based chicken strips made of mushrooms are the perfect comfort food. The crisp savory moist strips were the savory dinner dish I wanted. Family also loved, absolutely loved the cheeseburgers! We also enjoyed the cauliflower buffalo wings. Great 'breading' - crispy not soggy. Service was great! Good was quick and fresh! Smoothies were also a perfect match. Fresh fruit, all vegan. Small 'cafe' casual fast food (ish) with a few small tables. A must try for all!

I came here for a work brunch meeting and this was my first time here. This used to be the Bulldogs…read moreand you wouldn't have been able to tell. The space is so much brighter and welcoming! They offered your usual breakfast items and I opted for something more balanced like a protein heavy omelette and paired it with a side of pancakes. I also got the green smoothie and that was very refreshing and quite enjoyable. I got the mushroom omelette with a side of country gravy and fruit. It was very generous and ended up taking most of it home.

OMG!! Where do I even begin. If I could give this place 0 stars I would…read more Anyway, my friend and I went here for lunch today. We arrived may be about 15-20 minutes before 1 o'clock. Upon sitting down, I noticed that there was salt and sticky stuff all over my side of the table. So, I asked the waiter to wipe the table, at which point he seemed fairly discombobulated and he asked if we wanted to move to another table. I said, no - I'd like to stay where I was and if you just get a rag and wipe the table. But, he wasn't sure how to do that without wiping crumbs into my lap. Well, buddy there's more than one way to wipe down a table without flinging crumbs in my lap, but I'll digress. He came back moments later with a small red bucket, ringing out the rag at our table side. I think at this point I was more worried about getting splashed with soapy, bleach water than I was with a crumb falling in my lap. After the waiter wiped my table I had to use my napkin to wipe up the tsunami of water that he left behind. WTH!! Ok, so we ordered our food. My friend ordered Corned Beef Benedict with hashbrown potatoes (not fruit), I ordered a Monte Cristo with fries, which came with a cup soup, so I ordered their Minestrone Soup, and I requested a side of Parmesan Cheese. A little while later, our waiter came back to inform me that they had ran out of the soup I ordered, and he asked if I wanted the other soup, which was Jalapeño something or another. Nah, I'll pass - thank you! Well, we waited a good 15 minutes for our food to come out and when it did, my friend did not receive her hashbrown potatoes, but rather a side of fruit that she did not order. She also received a small cup of Parmesan Cheese, which was supposed to come with my Minestrone soup that they "ran out of." Surprisingly enough, the waiter noticed that it was on her plate, so he casually grabbed it and set it over by me. Not that it would've done me any good considering, I didn't even get my soup, but, OK! Now let's talk about my Monte Cristo. At first, it looked great, but looks can be deceiving. The size of the bread was absolutely astronomical, but when you opened up the sandwich it reminded me of the commercial, "Where's the Beef?" Needless to say, I had to call a manager over to the table. When she arrived, I explained to her that the meat on the sandwich was being overtaken by the sheer amount of bread. Instead of offering solutions at this point, she was merely looking at me completely dumbfounded, so I had to literally ask her what we could do to remedy the situation? She asked if I would like my sandwich on thin bread. Sure, fine - that sounds great! When my second sandwich arrived, it was on thin "toasted" bread, not the French Toast style bread that it usually comes on. Well, once again, I had to call the manager to my table and send my sandwich back. I explained that my sandwich came out on toasted bread and that's not what I expected. She said, "well, the French Toast is the thick bread that was on your first sandwich. Well, look lady, it's not friggin' rocket science. Take the thin bread, dip it in egg and make French Toast, then add the meat and cheese. WTF!! At this point, I'm completely frustrated and flabbergasted at the sheer amount of incompetence with the most simplest tasks. My friend is literally done eating all of her food, I have eaten almost all of my French Fries and I'm still waiting for my damn sandwich. So, I received my third sandwich, which looked OK until I cut into it and realized that it was just thin bread, dipped in butter and grilled on the stove with one slice of cheap lunchmeat, turkey, and one slice of thin cheap lunchmeat ham. As for the cheese, I think a mouse ate the other half of it because it definitely was not on my sandwich. There was definitely more meat on my first sandwich even though it was being overtaken by an abundance of unnecessary bread. I called the manager over, yet again, and explained to her that the bread had literally been dipped in butter and grilled. I also explained to her that I am diabetic and I need to eat however, I am not paying for this food. During the 1990s and early 2000s I worked in the restaurant industry as a server and as a manager, and I can tell you this, I would've offered to comp the bill or a portion of the bill before ever waiting for a customer to tell me that they're not going to pay for it. With all that being said, I will never eat there again!! Once was more than enough! Don't even get me started on all the caked on dirt that was visible on the baseboards. Yikes!! At least the bartender was cool, and made a pretty damn good Mimosa, which I'm glad I ordered because after that shit show anyone in their right mind would need a good drink just to be able to cope.

Had a great experience at Honey Berry Pancakes & Café in Aurora. The food was really good, and…read morethere are a lot of different options to choose from whether you're looking for breakfast, brunch, or lunch. The atmosphere was welcoming and the presentation of the food made it a great spot to photograph as well. Overall, I'd definitely recommend checking it out if you're looking for a breakfast or brunch spot in the Aurora area. 451 N Commons Dr, Aurora, IL 60504

Overall a decent breakfast! The service was pretty quick and knowledgeable. The space is open and…read morewell lit, lots of seating. I ate the Waffle, it was cooked well not too thick and a lil crispy. We did have to ask for warm syrup as they leave theirs on the table. My sister was a little disappointed because her pancakes only had the chocolate chips on top so you have to ask for the toppings to be mixed in you if you prefer. Something cool for the locals, they have a monthly all you can drink club. Can't remember the price but if you like coffee could be a good choice.

I have enjoyed several smoothies from here. The warrior, premama, peanut power plus, and mixed…read moreBerry. All were very good! The warrior or premama are my favorite. I wish they had a smaller size - 20 ounce that's a big smoothie. A lot of times I get the 32 ounce and split it with my husband. I would like to know how many servings of fruit and vegetables you get per smoothie. The place is clean and staff is friendly.

This has always been the smoothie spot for us! But after today I'm thinking no more. I always order…read morethrough the app for my husband as a quick treat for him & today I thought I would get myself something that I love and have had many times in the past, a bowl. Please note, I bring these items home for us to enjoy. When I got home and opened the bag to remove my bowl I noticed that it was only about halfway full of the puree & that the toppings barely made it to the lip of the bowl. Also there was only 3 (I counted) pieces of Mango in the bowl. I paid $13 plus tax for this bowl (about $15)!! Other things to note during my visit : I needed to use the restroom, there was no toilet paper!?! And I happened to be there while my bowl was being made, noticing that the employee kept walking around the store with my bowl. I was not comfortable with that. The bowl should be left in the prep area and items (if needed) should be brought to it, to avoid any type of cross-contamination.