I was so excited that a new location popped up. Their acai bowls are delicious and a great price…read more Having grown up in CA, I was so excited to finding decent acai place. However, the reason for the bad review is that we got an acai bowl with multiple light colored hairs in it. (Mine and my husbands' hair colors are black). This is absolutely disgusting and deters me from wanting to order from here again. The photo shows the strand we initially found and there were multiple other strands that we found blended into the bowl. Absolutely unacceptable. Will not be ordering from here again.

As much as I love food, I love liquids more, and would be perfectly happy to drink all of my…read morecalories, which I did as a child, until my palate adjusted to Southern foods. I later learned to cook healthfully as a teenager, and have explored ethnic foods ever since. Raw foods such as fruits, veggies, juices, and salads remain favorites. So when I went to Chicago last summer, as I was walking back to my hotel from Millennium Park hot and exhausted, quenching my thirst and hunger simultaneously with something fresh was a priority. I had spotted Deep Purpl on the way. I love açai, and usually just purchase it in frozen packets or juice from the grocery store, so this was my first time trying an açai bowl at a shop. It was absolutely amazing, so much so that I ordered the same thing as a BOGO special from Uber the next day. I've been trying to find a local spot in VA that compares: not too sweet, quality ingredients nicely layered with almond butter as an option.

We were craving acai so we originally went to deep purpl. We were so disappointed by the overly…read moresweet, icy texture that we basically just threw it out in search for something better. We're so glad we stumbled on this one! The acai is nice and creamy, not too sweet, and the fixings were on point! Really enjoyed all the flavors and the large was huge! I wish it was cheaper but I understand. Plus they're family owned! The service was great but that's cause I was the only customer. Who knows if it would be worse in the summer!

Stopped in today for an açaí bowl for lunch., cute spot, nice staff, the Nutella acai bowl was…read moredelicious! Crunchy crisp granola, fresh fruit, lots of Nutella! I really liked that the açai bowl looked exactly like the photos.

Love this place! Long list of ingredients for the smoothies. Their juices taste great and majority…read moreof the ingredients are organic. They're priced around the same as places like pure green but pure green is not organic. The service is nice. When I order ahead its always ready.

Stopped in today pretty much straight off the plane and was craving some acai. It's a small place…read morebut we were able to sit at the window and people watch. I was a little skeptical of the cost and thought it was high until my order came. The servings are enormous and I ate it over 3 sittings. I got an acai bowl called the Harlequin Monkey which came with chocolate, peanut butter, bananas, strawberries and a whole bunch of other fun toppings. My order came super fast; I don't think I waited longer than 5 minutes. My only point off was for the coffee. I thought it was too watery and didn't have a lot of taste. If you're looking to grab a quick acai bowl near the Magnificent Mile, stop in!

The soups are nothing like the pictures here. My squash soup was little more than salty/sweet water…read morewith a little squash flavor and overly sweetened with agave (sugar) syrup. My husband's mushroom soup was a little better, but also watery and over-salted. A small 12oz cup has very little veggies and costs $10.00. It comes with dry, hard "sourdough" bread slices. The raw materials to make this gruel must have cost no more than 50 or maybe 75 cents.

So so yummy. Love all of the options they have and love that you can mix and match whatever soup or…read moresandwich you like. The service was very fast and the portion sizes are good! Definitely will be coming back

This place is perfect to grab a quick work lunch. Conveniently located in Washington Food Hall…read more(formerly Urbanspace), Vitasana is one of the healthiest options. I got the curry lamb bowl & it did not disappoint. Everything was seasoned and cooked well - the lamb meatballs were very tender! However, I do think there could've been more meatballs. The portion size was a little underwhelming for the price.

My corn & chicken bowl was delicious. I loved the real taste which is rarity these days. Most…read morethings taste manufactured. Place honestly ranks amongst best "bowls" in Chicago. Nice to see a health option in the area. I was told by the owners that they now have breakfast albeit not having a set menu as of yet so return asap. Size was hefty & yes it's a steep price but I'm satisfied with my purchase because I was full & it tasted good. The menu is also customizable with a plethora of options in between proteins & a base.

Boyfriend was in the hospital for several days. Grabbed a light dinner to take up to eat while…read morevisiting him. They offered samples of the two soups I was trying to decide between. I went with the Thai and I was very happy with it. Prices are reasonable and it was the best service and best food I had from all the second level places that week.

Just had the Tai chicken today. And I'm taken back by how much flavor this soup has. I will never…read moreget a small ever again. I need a large. You can taste the layers. Does not taste like msg filled soup. I sampled other. And each is unique in flavor 10/10 . The young lady that served me allowed me to try samples she was nice and welcoming. Everything was clean surrounding the soups. ! Even the spoons are perfect. Everything is home made ! 10/10

We were excited to try this new-ish place in our neighborhood. Went there for brunch on a Sunday…read more Got some coffee drinks, potatoes, and breakfast sandwiches. I'm sorry to have to say this was one of the worst restaurants I've been to in a long time. My drink wasn't made properly (the menu said it had a sweet creamy whipped topping but what I got was some unsweetened coffee foam). But thankfully when I asked for something else they were gracious and did so. The sandwiches were so bad I literally spit out my first bite of my turkey sausage egg and cheese sandwich and threw the rest away. The menu showed turkey sausage patty in the sandwich but mine had a few sliced up pieces of breakfast sausage links, the english muffin was very greasy, and the egg and spinach were covered in grease. My partner ordered the turkey croissant sandwich and the turkey was dried out/crunchy in some parts and parts of the croissant were burnt. The potatoes were very bland and some of them tasted sour. I went to the bathroom to wash my hands and it was out of soap (it was before noon by the way), the hand dryer was broken (there was literally a part of it hanging out the bottom and the part was very dirty/old looking, there were splatters in the toilet, and there were food bits all in the sink as if someone had eaten then rinsed out their mouth in the sink. I'm so annoyed that I spend almost $50 for myself and my partner and we basically had to throw everything out. If I could've asked for a full refund of my entire order I would have.

I've tried the Green Detox and Island Breeze, both were yummy! I really love that they incorporate…read moresea moss into their smoothies-- makes them feel more the healthier and extra nourishing. Had to order through an iPad but service was quick. Both the vibe and the staff were welcoming. Definitely a spot I'd hit up again!

Acai smoothie is very thick, good texture. Service was fast and location is conveniently located…read more Bright, trendy vibes with ample seating nearby. Smoothie is on the sweeter side.

Ahh! This used to be Argo Tea remember that? This is the thirteenth location in the Chicago Area…read moreand the second one in NMH (Northwestern Memorial Hospital). Staff and service is great.

This location is kind of hidden on Clark street. Açaí isn't…read moreas sweet as other places I've tried. The worker was friendly in explaining the different options in building an açaí bowl and the other menu items they offer. While the toppings are unlimited, they don't give you a lot. For the price and quantity you receive, it is on the pricier end.

Why was it so sweet? I've had Açaí bowls from other Deep Purpl locations before and I don't recall…read moreit being this sweet. This is a small location so there isn't much seating. The cashier was nice and made my order quickly. I also never realized that their açaí came out of some sort of ice cream machine. I guess I just thought that it was freshly blended instead.

I recently started working back downtown, so I've had the chance to try a few spots near my office…read more I've passed Goddess and the Baker so many times and finally decided to stop in. Luckily, I signed up for the app and received $10 off my first order. I tried the tiramisu latte, which was amazing, along with a breakfast croissant sandwich that was really tasty. I also loved the jelly they served with it. The café was pretty busy, so next time I'll definitely order ahead. The space itself was spacious and cute, with a really nice atmosphere. It's a little pricey, but worth it as an occasional treat. They also had a great variety of pastries that looked delicious.

The sweet matcha was good! It was very smooth and tasted grassy in a good way. It wasn't TOO sweet…read more The mango mint lemonade was very refreshing. It was quite nice Half kale apple half ginger tonic is very nice! It has a good healthy taste and a ginger tinge. The pumpkin loaf was good but plain. It wasn't bad at all it just has room for improvement The chicken supreme tasted like food from the freezer into oven. Which of course is what most food is, but that's not what it should taste like. There is a good flavor there, but it's hidden by the freezer note. The pumpkin croissant was kind of dense. It tasted good but the actual croissant part Was A bit too dense for a croissant I believe. The actual pumpkin part was a little sweet, but it was decent. Maybe if it was warmed up it would taste better. Also, maybe if the croissant was flakier and thinner it would be less dense and easier to eat.