We were in desperate need of a smoothie to survive this Denver heat. Playa Bowls showed up in my…read moresearch, although their Yelp profile was limited in terms of current menu pictures and what not. I was definitely surprised with the large space that had been meticulously decorated to match their theme. We are so glad we came though as they have a pretty extensive menu of bowls and smoothies. We were particularly fascinated with their Yuzu Summer series. * Yuzu Glow Smoothie 20oz - Playa Yuzu base, Playa Mango base, pineapple, collagen peptides, coconut milk, and coco whip * Pink Summer Smoothie 20oz - Playa Yuzu base, Playa Pitaya base, pineapple, collagen peptides, coconut milk, and coco whip * Aloha Smoothie 20oz $9.49 I really enjoyed my Pink Summer Smoothie and that was my favorite of the three. I would honestly order this drink all the time if I saw it. I love the contrast of yuzu and dragon fruit. With such a large space, I would expect more people to hang out as it was a Saturday afternoon. But it was really quiet and all the workers were busy doing their jobs and washing windows! (Gotta love workers actually doing work and not just on their phones during down times.) I really love their refill water station too! We need more of these everywhere!

I genuinely don't understand what's going on at Playa Bowls…read more The bowls? Great. Service? Totally fine. The space? Adorable--full beach bungalow fantasy. You walk in expecting a little reggae, maybe some surf rock, something that says "you're on vacation." Instead... absolute dead silence. Like a library where everyone accidentally ordered açaí. Why am I whispering to my girlfriend at noon over fruit? Why does it feel like I'm about to get shushed by a librarian? After 22 years in hospitality, I can tell you: turning the music off is the universal signal for "please leave." Even blackout drunk people clock it immediately. So what is the strategy here? Is this some advanced "turn and burn" technique where we emotionally nudge people out with awkward silence? Because congrats, it works. I've never wanted to finish a perfectly good bowl faster in my life. The wild part is you clearly care about every other detail. You built the whole vibe... and then forgot the one thing that makes humans act normal in a room. I'm not asking for a DJ set. Just anything. A ukulele. A Spotify playlist. A dude humming in the back. Give me something so I don't feel like I'm eating in a meditation chamber where talking is discouraged. Great spot. Seriously. Just... please, for the love of god, press play.

Everbowl is a very welcome addition to the Wheat Ridge area which has been adding a bunch of…read moredifferent kinds of food options. That shopping area in particular has so many different options but Everbowl definitely ties everything together. Upon walking in, the first thing that struck me was the very well-done interior design. It felt very chic and modern in there. The music was oddly turned so low that it was hard to hear which was a bit strange. The açaí bowl itself was really good and, in my opinion, a decent value for what it costs. The fruit tasted fresh enough and the rest of the bowl wasn't too sweet. I have had many açaí bowls that were way too sweet but the ones at Everbowl are at a good sweet level. The biggest downfall here is the customer service. The workers here clearly do not care at all. Talking with them feels like I am conversing with a robot that is not getting enough power supply. Overall, I'm glad they're in the neighborhood but it would be nice to experience some better customer service when visiting.

I've been to everbowl a few times and am a big fan. One of the things I like about it is that they…read moreserve other types of bowls beyond acai. My favorite bowls are the nutty butty and the blue lagoon. Acai generally has a lot of added sugar, so I don't have it terribly often. One of the great things about Everbowl is that they have bases with little to no added sugar. If you want a treat, but want to minimize added sugar, this is a better place to do that than your average acai place. The place is small, but there is seating if you need it. And the service has always been quick and helpful.

Mom and I popped in recently for a sweet treat and found this little gem in the Highlands to be:…read more ++ cutie + brightly colored and easy to spot ++ decent street parking options ++ tiny but mighty in that the actual building itself is tiny, with ample seating out front ++ super sweet staff - welcoming and friendly and provided great recommendations. She even brought me a small size drink sample of the smoothie I had my eye on (after deciding not to actually order it) ++ Erewhon dupe strawberry smoothie - which was fabulous -- Interior is HOT, but we weren't in there more than 10 minutes, but yeesh. -- Pricing is a bit steep at $9/smoothie starting out with additions to smoothies ranging from $1-$5. Overall - the perfect spot for an afternoon pick me up!

I'll preface this review by saying I'm from San Diego, where you can get an absolutely fabulous…read moresmoothie bowl in just about every neighborhood. After seeing the branding, I really wanted to love this place. I've been in twice now. The inside of Natuur is confusing. On our first trip it was at least 90 degrees inside. On our trip today it smelled very sour. Luckily you are able to wait outside and receive your order through a little window. I feel good about their smoothies. The bowls are an absolute miss. They must pre-mix the bases and then freeze them instead of blending when you order because they are super icy rather than smooth and have very little flavor. Cherry protein base is waaaay too protein powder forward. Green base tastes like spinach water. Açaí was just okay. Fruit toppings seemed fresh enough but I couldn't get past the base. I feel pretty disappointed to spend $20 on a flavorless bowl. This was by far the most expensive bowl I've had in Denver. They do get one extra star for having absolutely amazing customer service. The girl working behind the counter has been so lovely both times we visited. The food quality has nothing to do with her. We love her!

Went to celebrate a friend's birthday here and definitely was worth the hype. I ordered the…read moreeggplant green curry and it was a remarkable dish of tempura fried eggplant with some nice greens and a curry that brought the perfect spice level and complexity of flavors. Alongside the green curry I also got the banana bread espresso martini which had a great banana flavor that was not overly sweet and complemented the espresso well. Service was very attentive and the space felt very well laid out. Overall, an incredible culinary experience I'd want to indulge again in the future.

Two Hands foods are aesthetic through your eyes, elevate your palates & modern, sleek decor lift up…read moreyour moods. I ordered waffle and it came with perfection crust, fresh cream & maple syrup. My bf chicken Sandos is delicious & the salmon plate is full of healthy nutrients. Must try their spicy french fries! Umami. Service is phenomenal. Love the water jar at the table. My only downside is the Tennyson prices on the upper end. Apart from that this is such a versatile place for every occasions.

Very good smoothie but the place is pretty pricey. Service was good. Cute place. Casual ambience.read more

This smoothie was so yummy! It reminded me of prime jamba juice. The service was good too, the guy…read morewho took my order was nice and the smoothie came out quick. It's a little pricey but it's Denver and a pretty big smoothie. Small place but I just grabbed and go'ed.

Very nice people but $10 for this crap? Absolutely will not be returning. That is pathetic.read more

Bomb smoothies! They even sell bonfire burritos which are good. I have had most of the menu and…read morethey've been really good.

Not the best acai bowl I've ever had but not awful. Lots of…read moreacai was off balance with the small Bit of strawberries (they weren't so fresh), granola and honey. Plenty of banana.

So good! I'm not normally a yogurt parfait person, but every ingredient was tasty. The "Tropical"…read morecame with frozen acai which I'd never had and was delicious, and the honey drizzle was a nice touch. The avocado toast was creamy and just spicy enough and covered with loads of pepper.

Stopped in for a quick grab and go breakfast and this absolutely hit the spot! I ordered the Pura…read moreVida bowl which has granola, strawberry, blueberry, and honey. Service was fast and my bowl had a perfect amount of toppings. I took my bowl to go but there is plenty of seating inside the space if you prefer to enjoy your order there. Would definitely stop by again for a quick smoothie or bowl!

It was our favorite place to eat a snow, but from a while to here they repeatedly give us less and…read moreless quantity for the same prices. And that amount for the price of $14 is not worth it.

I am SO happy that we have everbowl in Colorado now. A Southern California staple-tastes like home!…read moreThis location is a bigger corner unit on 32nd. Parking on 32nd wasn't bad either! There is some seating inside if you'd like to sit and eat. I opt for the whateverbowl so that i can build exactly what I want. I do miss the days when Everbowl used to have unlimited toppings, that was the best part of coming here but I can understand why those days are long gone. I've always really liked their Pitaya. I tried a split with the Blue Majic base and I didn't love the consistency / flavor as much. I wanted the base to be just a tad bit thicker. Toppings were pretty fresh and I appreciate that they chop them up so you don't have giant fruit chunks falling overboard. Overall, I was satisfied with this bowl. It did what it needed to do. The pricing is notably better here than competitors in the area. It seems as though every other spot is running you close to $20 a bowl now which is crazy. This was about $13. The lady working was sweet. I feel as though customer service is kind of a lost art in the current world but she was at least quick to correct my bowl when I was missing an added topping and was fairly personable. Overall, we were happy.

I love smoothie bowls and this was a fun first. I opted for the build your own, whatever bowl and…read morebuild your own whatever smoothie. I did layers of açai, Pitaya, blue majik, & chia pudding. Did my own toppings as well. All very delightful, but the açaí & blue majic reminded me too much of ice cream. overall sweeter than what I'm used to with a smoothie bowl. And that goes the same for my smoothie, which had the Pitaya base . I reviewed the nutritional value for the bases out of curiosity and found that sugar is the second ingredient for most of them Which explains why I found all of it too sweet for my preference. And honestly in just reviewing the nutritional value, you might as well call these desserts. Delicious no doubt about that!

duuuuuudeeeeeee. I was on the hunt for a delicious summery…read moretreat to kick off the weekend and ended up at NovaCane. This hidden gem off Federal is truly one of a kind and has my mouth watering at the thought! All drinks are made with sugar cane, and the variety of options are truly endless. The menu offers fun pairings and creative concoctions with the ability to create your own masterpiece! We settled on the Raspberry Mojito (FYI - all options are alcohol free!!) and the Strawberry Peach drink! Both were gorgeous in color, massive and so delicious! The mojito was by far the best mocktail I've ever had and I crave it often! We spent around $20 for both drinks, but for the quality and quantity, it was well worth it! Can't wait for round 2!

When you are a fan of sugarcane juice and cold durian drinks and your friend tells you that there…read moreis a sugarcane place with durian sugarcane, I'm there. It is exactly what I expected and hoped it will be. The durian taste is bright and dominant, then you get the lingering subtle sugarcane taste. Normally I don't like combining other fruit juices with sugarcane because I can't taste the sugarcane (ie calamansi, kumquat) but this was a great pair. I also got a pure sugarcane juice as well but maybe I waited a little long to drink it so it was a bit diluted, recommend asking for less ice if you are saving the drink for later like I did.