If you want fresh fruit smoothies this is the best place around! The young woman who helped me was…read moreso nice and helpful. It was refreshing to see that customer service is back in style. Even though they were busy she took her time to explain everything on the menu and helped me decide on a delicious strawberry smoothie! I would definitely recommend the Lex bowl to everyone!

We loved this place! I used to live in Hawaii and probably consumed more açaí than water! Since…read morecoming back to the mainland I've been searching for a good açaí place and THIS IS THE PLACE! I loved the peanut butter drizzle and the ratio between the açaí and toppings was absolutely perfect! We will definitely be coming back!

Nice patio which made our meal more enjoyable. Food good -…read moregreat for a quick lunch Small location. They were out of several items on their menu the day we were there.

I had a quick bite here during a previous visit to Lexington, and as I was walking experienced…read moredifficulty finding a restaurant with more than coffee open on a Sunday morning. I was hungry and not in the mood to move my vehicle from the hotel parking lot as street parking in Lexington can be a challenge. I arrived at about 9AM and the only other customers were 2 college age girls who never exchanged a word with the other since they were on their phones. I ordered a Hillel and a large coffee. The only available creamer was pumpkin spice which I'd never had in my life. What is a Hillel you ask? It was salmon, caper, onion, and cream cheese in a bagel for about 10 bucks, however either it was tasty or I was starving and would have enjoyed a spam sandwich. The college aged staff were reasonably friendly, accommodating, and my order was ready in a jiffy. The cafe is located on the campus of Washington & Lee University whose current president has a left-leaning agenda for its students. Not a bad deal for a quick meal if you're hungry. The portions aren't huge, but probably more in line with quantities more conducive to health, and prices are somewhat high. PS I don't like pumpkin -spiced coffee

Ambiance is ADORABLE! The service was calm and friendly and helpful. We got a cheddar cheeseburger…read morewith a side of fries and 2 donuts: burger was good! It had all the goods on it (lettuce, tomato, onion, pickles). It was juicy but not even a little bit greasy. Ratio of meat was also ideal. Fries were hot and delicious. The donuts were so much better than I expected. I typically don't love cake donuts but these were really soft and not dry in any way and we came around 30 min before they closed so I can only imagine getting them first thing. Highly recommend if you want a good simple burger that doesn't make you feel sluggish after eating.

Popped into Pure Eats for breakfast on my last day in Lexington. They serve breakfast all day…read more First: Get a donut! Or two donuts, like I did! They make the donuts in house, and they are super fresh in the morning. Their classic is the cinnamon sugar donut, but I also got a glazed and both were delicious. That and a cup of black coffee, and breakfast is set. But I thought it would be wise to get some protein, so I also ordered the avocado toast with an over-medium egg. The avocado toast is a single piece of wheat bread (or white bread, if you prefer) with a schmear of herbed cream cheese and mashed avocado (plus an egg if you add one). The avocado toast was good and simple. Pure Eats is housed in a former gas station, and you can tell because it looks like an old fashioned petrol place from the outside. Inside, the dining room is colorful and fun, with table and booth seating, as well as a high-top bar. The people who work here are so friendly, and we chatted about where I was from and where I was going.

A 5 star for the cold smoothie which I relished after walking in 80 degree weather with full sun,…read morenegligible breeze, and moderate humidity. Located directly across the street from the Jackson House and museum, this was the right beverage just when needed. My assumption is that the patrons were were Washington & Lee collegiate. I was promptly waited upon and my smoothie was prepared within 5 to 10 minutes. I chose the Rockbridge Revival with "coffee protein" ( previously unbeknownst to me to be a thing!) The ambiance is a blend of the very old (historic building) and modern decorum. Sadly, I could not describe the type of music , although it wasn't too loud or obnoxious. The smoothie was $10 with an extra $2 for the coffee protein. I do recommend it and shall likely return on a subsequent visit to Lexington.

Such a cute café! Lots of homemade breads and pastries, in addition to their fresh lunch menu and…read moresmoothie offerings. A hidden gem in Lexington!

Tasty juice, friendly staff and fun environment. I'm glad I went. .read more

A smoothie place that not only tastes really great, but is healthy. This town has needed this for a…read morelong time.

We've had playa bowls in St Petersburg, Florida, and we loved it! We couldn't wait to try the ones…read morein Lynchburg, but we were really disappointed. In all honesty, the base in the Lynchburg smoothie bowl was hard and icey instead of being the creamy consistency of a smoothie hence the name "smoothie bowl." The toppings were great, but the texture of the base really leaves a lot to be desired. I can't speak for their actual smoothies.

First time visiting playa bowls. I will say I wish the staff were a little more friendly. My bowl…read morewas pretty good! The açaí was just a little crunchy with the ice. Overall it was a pretty good experience!

Just a small health food provisions place plus eatery. I'd be more inclined to rate it higher but I…read morereally didn't understand the super small and skinny bacon. I had breakfast there to try to eat stuff that was well sourced. But I don't know where they got the bacon from. I would rather pay twice as much money and get more food to be honest with you.

The egg sandwich was fluffy with perfectly melted cheddar and perfectly toasted bread. The burrito…read morebowl, consisting of brown rice, beans, salsa, eggs and cheese, relied a bit too much on the salsa for flavor. The turkey croissant was packed to the gills. The smoked salmon was caper and onion forward and the cranberry orange muffin was pretty good although it crumbled quickly. Service was at the counter so no opportunities for deeper engagement although they certainly could have come out more to clean the all unclean tables. The chips were the real star, locally made yet not available for purchase. What in the world!! Overall, everyone was pleased with their meal. Cleanliness and punching up flavors would take this to a five star review.

Cute little coffee shop in an open space that is also a little market but the market does open up…read moremuch later than the coffee shop. Loved that we could bring our dog in to hangout. The only thing was that the individuals taking our order on two different days and different people seemed a little indifferent. We tried the Purple Haze and the Honey Bee Lattes. Purple haze was delicious but the Honey Bee Latte had a lot of cinnamon. We also tried their Chorizo, Sausage and Cheese Burrito with salsa. Great flavor but there was a lot more egg and not enough chorizo. They also have a lot of pastries and baked goods. We did get a chocolate muffin which was very good. Overall I would recommend, it's a cute spot.

Coffee was good, breakfast sandwiches were great except for the fact that I ordered them on bagels…read moreand discovered they were on sourdough bread when I got home. Staff was helpful and polite but couldn't locate the key for the community bathroom in the mall area. I will go back though next time we visit as it's rare that everything is perfect all the time.

A great boba experience! Don't be put off by the trailer/food truck vibe. Friendly, fast service ,…read moregood prices, and tasty tea.

This is a food truck that operates in a parking lot. It serves as a convenient stop on the way into…read moretown. They've been there a while, and the customer in front of me was apparently a regular as they spent quite a while chatting. Fortunately, I was not in a hurry. Choosing between a fruit tea and their chai, I was recommended to try the chai. It had a nice spice kick and didn't last long; the special also came with whipped cream, seeds, and boba. They didn't seem to have non-dairy milk, but with the fruit teas you have options.

Early dinner at Millie's really hit the spot! My buddy had just finished an intense certification…read moreexam and really wanted to recharge and relax. I had a small PB&J smoothie bowl, Golden Butter Curry Bowl, and a Chai Latte; my buddy had a smoothie bowl, Buffalo Tofu Wrap, and a fresh pressed apple juice that was a lovely light chartreuse color. He then topped off with a Blueberry Poptart and a coffee. Yummers! We were going to eat on the nice covered patio but the thunderstorm moved in and the rain was lashing in so we ate inside comfortably situated watching the light show outside. After eating we shopped for supplies in the attached natural grocery then headed home in the sunshine.

This cafe is attached to a health food store. It is not open too late, but it fit my needs well. I…read moreordered a salad based on classic flavors of sundried tomatoes, pesto, and goat cheese, and boy they sure did not skimp on any of those things. The result was robustly flavored and fit my need for an early meal. The location is part of a mixed residential and retail complex that was a bit odd to navigate. They also had a bunch of smoothies and such, and I noted one customer who actually asked for the non-dairy nut milk to be replaced with dairy milk. I found it amusing that we've gotten to a point where someone ordering food has to explain that they're not a vegan. If you are avoiding dairy, however, there's plenty for you here, and I could not expect a small place in a town like this to fill its niche much better.