Always fresh ingredients. My favorite place for acai or pitaya bowl. The vanilla maple crunch they…read moresell are exceptional. Oatmeal, salads, fresh juice options too.

Realized that I haven't had much fruits/veggies in my life lately, so I decided to check out…read moreCocobeet. First impressions, WOW these are expensive! But I guess with everything going on in the world, it is what it is as long as the value matches the price. I told the lady at the desk about my quest for mostly fruits, but maybe veggies as well and got recommended the Mediterranean Bowl. It was very delicious and I couldn't finish it in one go. Also appreciate it having quinoa instead of rice. Huge fan of coconut and bought the Majikal Coconut as well (price made me a bit nervous). It contains coconut juice, meat and blue majik (HIGHLY advise that you drink it as soon as you buy). My 3rd item was an acai bowl which I had for dinner and it was well done and also filled me up for the night. The business itself is well kept, bright and colorful. It's small, but has two seats near the windows. Really appreciate Cocobeet having labels for their items in the fridge showing not only the price, but what it does for the body! So glad it's across the street from work and you'll definitely be seeing me again!

Very average experience. The smoothies are very thick and a bit chalky, definitely not the best…read moreI've had but not too sweet. Limited seating inside and there are not enough napkins. I like how grams of protein are shown on the menu though!

Got the mango passion... they left date chunks in the bottom that couldn't fit through the star…read more Flavor was pretty good, not a lot of passion fruit. Size was much smaller than I expected given the price, they left just about a half inch of extra space at the top which I was not happy about. Ambience looks like some health nut food store. Nothing looks appetizing, think more Amazon in real life. Everything is wrapped to the brim in plastic and packaging. They do have smoothies to go and there is a nice seating area outside for the public. Service is pretty fast. No one was coming in or out and they still looked confused when they were calling "Lily" for my smoothie. I was the only one in the shop. TLDR - decent smoothie, not worth the money.

When Flour Bakery opened up on Farnsworth Street years ago it had some of the best pastries…read moresandwiches and soups I ever tasted. I went back approximately three weeks ago, and the quality of all of their food is still top-notch. I highly recommend if you want a great soup, sandwich and dessert visit Flour bakery.

I recently ordered delivery from Flour Bakery + Cafe(Boston location), and it was absolutely…read moredelicious! I tried the breakfast egg sandwich and the chicken tikka masala naan and both were so yummy and incredibly satisfying. The egg sandwich was perfectly made, fresh, and flavorful. The chicken tikka masala naan was packed with taste and surprisingly filling, it made for a great lunch. Everything arrived well-packed and fresh. Definitely ordering again!

Happy Lemon is one of the longer-running bubble tea spots in Downtown Boston, tucked inside the…read moreCorner Mall near Chinatown. We walked into a location that is easy to miss if you are not already familiar with the building, but once inside it functions as a convenient stop when exploring the neighborhood or looking for a quick drink break. The setup is fairly simple, with counter service and access to the shared seating throughout the mall, which gives it a bit more room to sit than a typical standalone shop. The menu is extensive and covers everything from traditional milk teas and fruit teas to some of Happy Lemon's signature cheese foam drinks. The salted cheese series remains one of the more distinctive offerings and is what helped separate the brand from many other bubble tea chains when it first expanded. The combination of sweet tea and lightly salty cheese foam sounds unusual at first, but it creates a balance that works surprisingly well. We ordered the black tea with salted cheese, and the creaminess of the foam against the bold tea base made it easy to see why this drink has built such a following over the years. Beyond the cheese series, there are plenty of options for different preferences. The taro milk tea is a popular choice, while the grapefruit green tea offers something lighter and more refreshing. We appreciated the ability to customize sweetness levels, which is worth taking advantage of since some drinks can lean sweeter than expected at the default setting. The waffle snacks are another menu item that stands out, particularly for anyone looking for something small to pair with their drink rather than ordering tea alone. They come out warm and crisp, making them a nice complement to the cold drinks. Service tends to move quickly, which is important given the steady flow of students, office workers, and shoppers passing through the area. The staff were efficient, and our order was prepared without much of a wait. Being located inside a busy downtown shopping center also makes it a convenient grab-and-go option, though the shared seating in the mall allows for a brief pause if you want to sit and enjoy your drink before heading back out. Happy Lemon remains a reliable stop for the salted cheese series and a broad menu of tea options. It is not a destination in itself, but for a quick drink while exploring Chinatown or the surrounding area, it delivers on consistency and variety without overcomplicating the experience.

Logo is cute and all, but the drinks are very sweet. The boba is nice and chewy, but because of how…read moresweet the drinks were, I just couldn't finish them.

Pricey but solid mostly organic juices in a bustling touristy area. I'd definitely go back. Service…read morewas average but the menu was pretty comprehensive and had juices, smoothies and açaí bowls. May keep you busy while you are waiting for your spot in line at Neptune's.

Been here several times over the years. One of the best days was today when I bought a brownie…read morealong with a sample. Great customer service from Lila and Chloe they were wonderful

Delicious smoothies and always fresh! There is sometimes a line on weekends but the drinks come out…read morevery fast. Workers are always very friendly. There is also more seating in the back area!

New to Boston, we're visiting from California. This place is…read moregreat, but unfortunately, it's anything special. And I mean that in a nice way. It just seems like a basic green juice and smoothie spot. The workers were very nice, and the drinks came out very quickly. I ordered a green juice, and my boyfriend ordered a smoothie. The workers greeted us very quickly, and got to work on our drinks right away. If you're looking for a quick smoothie, or quick green juice, this would be the place for you! If we're ever back in the city, we'll definitely be back.

On the Edge Nutrition, is such a great place for a healthy (but tastes indulgent) smoothie and…read moreother fun treats (like protein donuts!). Being situated across from the beach, this gem is the perfect spot to grab a smoothie and enjoy the day. What I love the most? The service and friendliness of the staff. They are so excited about this place, their offerings, and want you to love it. Which I did. They were so helpful, and made the experience worth going back to again and again! Order: The S'mores shake (HOW is this ~200 calories?!) and blue mega tea. Yum! A bit pricey in total, but comparable to any other place in Boston.

We heard about this place via an Instagram post and figured we'd try it out. I tried the peanut…read morebutter Oreo. While you would never guess the presence of protein powder, the taste of peanut butter is slightly overwhelming. As a caveat you are not getting a milk shake, but as far as protein based smoothies go definitively worth a shot. The girls working were the sweetest and worked with me to pick a flavor! Tip: Maybe split a flavor, they are good sized and filling!

Had a really nice quick lunch at Life Alive a few days ago. We ordered a grain bowl, an acai bowl,…read morea minestrone soup, and a side of sweet potatoes. It was all quite delicious although the granola was a bit to sweet for us so we'd forgo that next time. Ambiance is nice and staff is a bit confused by they try! This is a great place for a quick bite and I wish they'd come to NYC!

Life Alive Organic Cafe is a plant-based café that focuses on fresh, organic meals made with…read morewholesome ingredients. While the menu is entirely vegetarian with many vegan options, it feels approachable whether you are looking for a healthy lunch, a filling dinner, or just a smoothie or coffee. We walked into the Back Bay location, which has a bright, inviting interior filled with natural light, plants, and plenty of seating, creating a calm atmosphere that feels more like a neighborhood café than a typical fast-casual restaurant. The design is modern and clean, with a warm energy that makes it the kind of place where you can enjoy a meal at your own pace, meet a friend, or even spend some time working. The grain and noodle bowls are the main reason to visit. They are built around fresh vegetables, whole grains, legumes, and flavorful sauces that make each bowl feel substantial without being overly heavy. We appreciated that every ingredient tasted fresh, and the different textures kept each bite interesting. The spicy peanut noodles are one of the standout dishes, combining chewy noodles with crisp vegetables and a rich, savory sauce that has just enough heat without overwhelming the rest of the flavors. The falafel is another solid choice, with a crispy exterior and soft interior that pairs well with the fresh vegetables and creamy sauces. Beyond the bowls, there is a good variety of options depending on what you are in the mood for. The menu includes açaí bowls, salads, wraps, soups, smoothies, fresh juices, and coffee, making it easy to stop by at almost any time of day. The menu also changes with seasonal ingredients, giving returning visits some variety while still keeping the café's focus on fresh, healthy food. Even if you are not vegetarian, the meals are filling enough that they never feel like they are missing anything. The café itself has a relaxing atmosphere that encourages you to stay a while. The modern design, abundance of plants, and comfortable seating make it feel much more welcoming than many grab-and-go lunch spots in the area. The ordering process is straightforward, and the staff were friendly throughout our visit. During busier lunch hours, food can take a little longer to prepare since everything is made to order, so keeping that in mind is worth it if you are on a tight schedule. The seating area stays comfortable even when the café fills up, and the energy of the room remains calm and focused. Life Alive Organic Cafe stands out because it proves that healthy food can still be satisfying and full of flavor. The fresh ingredients, diverse menu, and comfortable atmosphere make it an easy place to return to whether you are looking for a quick lunch, a lighter dinner, or simply a break from heavier meals. If you are in Back Bay and want a meal that feels nourishing without sacrificing taste, this is a café well worth adding to your list.