I love this place because they have delicious, refreshing smoothies and juices but they are…read moreexpensive. Two smoothies, a Golden and a Strawberry Banana, were $27.50 without tip. Crazy Boulder prices for sure.

Tried the Apple ginger turmeric juice. The juice was pretty pricey but it's all good quality. I…read morelike the vibe of the store as well.

Super clean and organized inside, and the service was friendly as well. They've got a good…read moreselection and for the amount you get, I think it's pretty decent value actually. The smoothie I got was was pretty tasty, and a good size as well. Was planning to give four stars, but unfortunately after having the smoothie it really seemed to upset my stomach so not sure if there was something maybe wrong with some of the ingredients used or what. So going to have to knock it down a star for that because once I got that flush out of my system, everything was better after that.

I love Rush Bowls and usually have great experiences, which is why this one was disappointing…read more Walked in and wasn't acknowledged at all, which already set the tone. Then I got my bowl and the fruit portion was... laughable. Like I didn't realize the fruit was coming out of the employee's personal paycheck If I'm paying Rush Bowls prices, I expect Rush Bowls portions. Hoping this was just an off day, but this location definitely needs to work on customer service and consistency.

Recipe for smoothies straight up not followed then weren't blended. I had full chunks of fruit and…read moreice. Not even drinkable.

Spent $20 on a single smoothie bowl with delivery from this location and what showed up has to be a…read morejoke... half of the smoothie bowl is pure granola that tastes stale and there are 5 very very thin slices of banana. No honey. Lol see the photo. This is a total rip off

my partner and I have had many a delicious meal here, they have many well thought out dishes…read morepresented nicely. menu often has some staples for a while, but still changes up their offerings seasonally for some entrees/smaller plates/deserts and definitely cocktails! we have loved everything we have tried here, and it's so nice to have the peace of mind of eating vegetarian or vegan without constantly questioning if an ingredient is hiding in the dish that is not. servers have a always been lovely and accommodating, and everything has always been well-seasoned! highly recommend overall!

We've been visiting Leaf since they opened, and usually love the ambiance and service, but our last…read morevisit was a little underwhelming. We'd already had dinner at home and stopped in for a drink and dessert. I mentioned this to the server, and from that point on the experience went downhill. I ordered a Happy Hour Cabernet Sauvignon, which was clearly about half the size of a regular glass. My husband ordered a ginger beer, but it tasted like sparkling water with syrup settled at the bottom, which he didn't notice until the end of the glass. My son's dessert was also priced $2 higher than what was listed on the menu. The service overall was incredibly lackluster. It was a disappointing experience at what has long been one of our favorite restaurants in Boulder.

I have to admit, this store favorite is a bit of a mess right now with a large remodel underway…read more But please know, many longtime staff members are keeping track for you to help find what you feel has gotten loss. Some items are now where they should as have been, like peanut butter is now next to jam and jelly jars rather than applesauce and baby disposable diapers! Who ever thought up that choice? But now all the chicken is in sealed packages rather than the fresh case. The staff has offered to open a package to sell only a smaller amount but I wonder how likely they will have time for this? A loss for me as I only buy for two people most of the time. Another change is that the olive bar is stand alone and no longer dished out into containers to grab and go. Much more chance of contamination from a different item from another bin. I still prefer this store for many things though both of the smaller Whole Foods location have a usefulness too. The previous in store location of Birdcall is now gone the the free standing location at Twenty Ninth Street Mall is still open and has seating a parking better than when it served here. It's nice to see staff members still working here for 20 years but also nice that some turnover happens for new energy too. When the remodel is done I will be back with pictures and an evaluation from a shopper's point of view.

Big changes happening following the closure of birdcall in this store in early March…read more Will have to see have to see how smaller meat section turns out. Tasty Town lives on for now though!

Visited this shop while meeting a friend at the twenty ninth street mall today (in the space that…read morewas previously Starbucks). It was packed with exciting products some of which were 3rd party certified to be organic. Tried some lovely skin oils (they smelled so good), and perused their clothing, methylene blue drops, sea moss gummies and organ meat jerky. The place was popping and the line was never less than 6 people long the entire time I was there. Menu was varied and offered lots of yummy fresh and nutritious offerings. Had a really yummy juice called Glow (Apple, carrot, turmeric, ginger, lemon, aloe vera) that I shared with a friend. As the items are made fresh on demand it does take some time to receive your item. The other patrons today tended not to pick up after themselves and were not very courteous or self aware. It is parent's weekend for CU so what I encountered may be a one off. Will definitely be back to try more menu items.

SunLife Organics @sunlifeorganics is a popular health food store and juice bar known for its…read moreorganic and nutrient-rich offerings. It originated in Malibu, California, and has since expanded to numerous locations. Here's a breakdown of what makes SunLife Organics stand out: * Mission: Their core mission is to "love, heal, and inspire," providing nutrition from high-quality organic ingredients. The founder, Khalil Rafati, has a compelling backstory of overcoming addiction, which drives the company's focus on health and wellness. * Menu: While primarily known for its smoothies and acaí bowls, SunLife Organics also offers: * Juices * Coffee and teas (including various matcha lattes and turmeric teas) * Wellness shots * Protein shakes * Food items like avocado toast, other specialty toasts (e.g., SuperHero Toast, Green Goddess Toast), paninis, bone broth, and vegan soup of the day. * They emphasize using organic, wild-crafted, and pesticide-free ingredients, with many vegan and gluten-free options. * Popular Items: Some frequently mentioned popular items include: * Pink Cloud smoothie * Mystic Shake * Wolverine Shake * Buddha Bowl * Matcha Goddess * Billion Dollar Bowl (a very expensive, superfood-packed acaí bowl)can you guess how much? * Locations: SunLife Organics has a strong presence in California, particularly in the greater Los Angeles area (Malibu, Manhattan Beach, Thousand Oaks, USC Village, Century City, West Hollywood, Calabasas, Brentwood, San Diego, Larkspur). They also have locations in other states, including: * Florida (Miami - South Beach) * Illinois (Chicago) * Texas (Austin, Bee Cave) * Colorado (Boulder) * New York (NYC) * Vibe: Customers often describe the atmosphere as "super cool," "vibey," and "clean and refreshing." They focus on creating an experience that encourages connection and nourishment. * Pricing: SunLife Organics is generally considered to be on the pricier side, with some items like their "Billion Dollar Bowl" being notably expensive. However, many customers feel the quality of ingredients and taste make it worth the cost. Overall, SunLife Organics aims to be more than just a juice bar; it's a wellness destination offering a variety of healthy and delicious options in a positive environment.

This place on the Hill in Boulder looks like it has a great variety of milk tea, boba, mocha…read moreblasts, flavored teas, smoothies, and dim sum. I'm writing this review since I had delicious coffee and onigira, which was tuna in a triangular-shaped rice wrapped in nori. The onigira was so delicious and filling that I bought a second one to take home for dinner. They also had a "spam" onigira, but I didn't try that one. The service and friendliness was 10 out of 10. Other places were over-busy on the Hill and this was comfy, affordable, and yum.

Such an amazing place. In a world of trendy fast boba, this is the place to come. The owner is so…read moresweet and learns customers orders. His dog frequently lays around and will come for a pet so make sure you say hi! The boba is delicious and definitely reasonably priced. So many fun flavors and combinations, I need to go back and try them all! Comfy couches, relaxing atmosphere, and good drinks all make this place such a good get together or study spot!

Perfect for students. It is right on main campus in the C4C and open late. It's great for when I…read moreneed to get out of my apt to get some late night homework or studying done. There is a fire place in there and dim lighting which I think helps with the vibe. I never really get food there but from what I've seen, food can take a little bit to come out. Overall, nothing super special but is certainly convenient and one of the only places open that late.

I came here because I had a meeting in the C4c building, but was 25 minutes early, so I thought I'd…read moregrab a quick sandwich. It took them 20 to make my order. I ordered directly off the menu, so there wasn't anything special or unusual about the sandwitch. It wasn't busy inside, only half the tables were filled, and there was no one in line in front of me when I ordered. The food was good quality and reasonably priced, but the extremely slow service (for a simple order!) is why I'm giving this place such a low rating. I don't know if I'll ever be back, but if I am and they improve their service, I'll give them a higher rating.

Best boba in Boulder. I've been to multiple boba places around Boulder to get teas that were just…read more"meh," AND with weird, grainy boba. Kung Fu Tea has a great selection and the boba is fresh and chewy. The biggest drawback is access. I hate having to pay for parking when I'm craving a tea.

Nice place, right near CU in the heart of the Hill. The staff is very efficient and the place is…read morealways clean. Can be nearly empty mid day when school is not in session. But other times, just packed m. I have not been here recently at night so could be anything. The music is fairly loud and voices bounce off all the hard surfaces. But not as annoying as you might think. Lots of all ages. Even moms with kids, lots of groups of college students but even a smattering of seniors too. They only have drinks. They no longer carry the nice sweet little cakes they had when they first opened this store. I wish they would bring them back.

Tasty, friendly, and huge variety! Brought a group early in the morning so if you're ordering more…read morethan three things, it can take a little while. But they were very tasty and well made! Location is in a cool food hall which I somehow never knew existed! Lots of options on the menu. I like the dragonfruit over the açaí bowls myself. Plenty of toppings and tasty honey. A bit pricey at $14~ each but typical Boulder fancy food price. Next time gotta try a smoothie! Nice and quiet but I can see it getting busy during peak student times.

A friend and I were in the neighborhood so we stopped at this food court just off campus. It was…read morebusy at noon on a weekday but there was still plenty of seating. I came especially for Playa Bowls as I had sampled the açaí option at a recent Yelp event in town. My friend wanted a more traditional lunch so she used the adjacent Chinese food from a long standing north Boulder favorite that relocated here last January I was so excited to see them that I will go back next week for my favorite dish they used to make, only on Tuesday. The Playa bowl was made quickly and efficiently by the staff. I had it customized to be less sweet by leaving off the honey on top. The whole bowl was packed with açaí with protein added, deep chilled but not as hard as ice cream. A lot of banana on top too and a tasty whole grain granola. I'm not usually a granola fan but put cold fresh açaí under it and it's a whole new dish. I had to bring half of it home and was told to keep fresh in my freezer for a second serving. I have walked by this food court on the Hill for decades but had not been inside to eat in many years. If that is you too, know that it is now nice and clean and light, no pets, no out of control hangers on, just a good collection of kitchens and students and random adult workers sharing space and not too loud either. There is a central refuse area now so no overflowing open barrels by the kitchens. If you are looking g for quick decent food on the Hill it's a good option again. Both Bento Ria and Flower Pepper have relocated here when their original spaces in out dated structures were torn down for redevelopment. There were others there too, none of which I knew about. It was just a little noisy at noon though seating was ample today, probably not on a game day so like everything on the Hill, check the football schedule before heading up. No parking close by, so walk from "somewhere."