What started as an inner-city juice bar with a menu crafted by a nutritionist has added to the…read morefamily with this smaller kiosk-style juicery in the middle of the "Fresh Food" area of Indooroopilly Shopping Centre. Its tahini cookies, protein balls and ready-to-go salads are a fresh change and a great energy boost for pre-shopping gusto. I stopped in during a lunch time rush which made everything a little slower. There were only two staff on duty (one making smoothies, the other serving) and with the volume of customers, you could tell they were just getting by. That said, I wouldn't have waited any more than 5-10 minutes for my smoothie. Not wanting lunch, but needing something to tide me over while I ran a few errands in the centre, I opted for a tahini cookie (like a healthier and seed-dense Anzac cookie) and a 'Healthy Start' smoothie of bananas, strawberries, kale and protein powder. Combined, they did the trick and there's the added bonus of feeling nourished, not nauseas after snacking on something full of nutritious ingredients. TL;DR? Order my favourite smoothie, The Destresser (Banana, coconut milk, cacao powder)

Food is good the acai bowls are great (compete with the better ones I have had) a nice healthy food…read moreshop for health conscious people like myself. Customer service was average and it is obviously too much to ask for a smile or a personality from the servers as they did not look happy to be there and had a one tone voice that I find irritating. Basically their main option is health smoothies or juice's, have not tried theirs but have made my own at home with the same ingredients so should be good. The few salads they have look great.

Wonderful açai bowls with wide range of toppings. A bit on the expensive side ($16), but they are…read morefilling and contain mainly organic ingredients. The store has sustainable practices in place and has a great vibe. Have come before, and will come again.

From the owner: Bare Naked Bowls is one of Sydney's favourite superfood cafes specializing in serving delicious…read moreAcai Bowls, Superfood Smoothies, Breakfast Bowls, Cold Pressed Juices, Locally Roasted Coffee, Kombucha and Raw Treats. We cater for all needs including vegetarian, paleo, vegan, dairy free and gluten free - just ask our friendly staff.

Finding out that Coco Bliss had taken over the "nourish" bar at Lorna Jane in the Gas works complex…read morewas a bad idea for me - this is because it's waaaaay to close to my house & work and I'm going to spend all my money on their delicious salads, acai bowls, smoothies & Juices! They are seriously one of the most delicious "fast food" places in Brisbane and they're healthy! Anywhere that has an acai bowl called the "Bounty Bowl" is on a winner, it tastes similar to the choc bar but none of the bad stuff plus it fills you up topped with fresh banana, choc coyo, goji & choc bukinis - they've got me sold to try the whole menu. Bring. It. On.

Received fantastic service from very friendly staff. I am very picky with my food choices so it was…read morea relief that every question I had about dietary specifications were answered with no fuss. Menu is fantastic and offers so many healthy options. The smoothie bowls are absolutely fantastic and my poached chicken bowl was perfect. I was in Brisbane on holiday and was hoping to not compromise my diet, so I am glad that a place with such a clean menu existed. Thank you!

This is a grab and go type of establishment. I got the coconut chia cup which has coconut flakes,…read morechia seeds soaked in coconut milk, dried nuts, oats, and cereal. Overall I quite like to 2 layers idea as I get to eat the crunchy bits easier. The cup itself wasn't too sweet so it was the perfect start for the day!

We've been on the hunt for a good Acai bowl vendor in Brisbane ever since first encountering this…read moretasty treat in Hawaii. The original Coco Bliss, situated in Bulimba, was the first serious contender we found in a sea of sloppy, thin Acai soups mix with frozen Coles muesli. But at Coco Bliss Bulimba, the acai is semi-frozen and is blended with banana for thickening. It is then matched with "Buckini" granola and a variety of different fruit/nut toppings. Unfortunately though, this second shop in the franchise pales in comparison. I'll admit it has only been open officially for a few days (with a "soft opening" for a few days prior to that). But in that time, driven by our acai cravings, we've visited twice already. And left disappointed, twice. I could go on about the incredibly unprofessional staff (guys... bitching openly about customers when *other* customers are still in the shop? Ignoring customers waiting to order because you're too busy teaching the new staff how to flirt and up sell? Really not cool) But really the proof is in the pudding (acai)... Sloppy warm acai with stingy amounts of granola. For $11? Added strawberry costs $2 extra? For now, I'll stick with the original store in Bulimba and hope these guys pick up their act.... Actually maybe I'll forego both and stick with the new-kid-in-town Kiss The Berry.

Having missed my train by one minute and with half an hour before the next I was feeling a little…read morebit down. Not only did I have to wait but I could feel the sniffles coming on. Who gets the flu in summer? Apparently I do. Whenever I feel sick I crave fruit juice and to my luck I spotted a juice bar called Juice Energy. Now at this point in time I was craving juice but also in desperate need of some energy so I figured this was the place to be. The man serving was friendly and shot me a sexy smile the minute I walked up. I opted for the Super C juice since it sounded healthy and like it might ward off my flu. He whipped it up in no time and all and my gosh it was tasty. I do love those juice bars that aren't your normal chain ones. For some reason the juice just tastes more fresh. They also had a range of pies, salads, and gourmet yoghurts available. You can't go past their juice though. I highly recommend it.

Super healthy and super awesome. Definitely try to stop in if I am ever down that way but alas I…read morework in the city and there is nothing this awesome in taste and value. You can even mix your salads from a very diverse range. Change the juices (all made with real fruit) or have a yummo health ball that is the perfect snack on the run.

A shopping mall not far from the hospital yields thits smoothie bowl chain. The bowls are not as…read morefresh or fruity as the best places I've had them, but still cost as much; mine was rather heavy on some indulgent coconut ice cream. If anything, I'd have rather had less of that, the same or more fruit, and paid a bit less, but that wasn't an option. That being said, it was still about as good as you could expect at a little mall.

Tried an açaí smoothie here and was pretty disappointed. I got the berry one, and it was just kind…read moreof generic-tasting. I've loved açaí for years, having tried it in Rio long before the açaí bowl trend caught on in other parts of the world. The taste is just so nice, something like in between blueberry and chocolate, but this smoothie seemed really light on the açaí taste and really heavy on the raspberry and strawberry taste, which was a let down. It also seemed overpriced given I could easily have thrown the same ingredients into a blender for way cheaper. But my biggest gripe with it was all the seeds. Yeah, berry smoothies are bound to have seeds -- the raspberry ones especially are annoying because they're so tiny and they just clamp onto your molars like a needy ex-boyfriend. So I expected some seeds, but the amount of seeds in this smoothie was RIDICULOUS. I needed a spittoon like in the Wild West to spit all those puppies into. Made for a really unpleasant smoothie experience. (First world problems, I know.) On the plus side, they have their vegan menu options clearly marked. I'm also guessing their açaí bowls are way nicer than their smoothies, and if I ever went back I'd try a bowl instead, but right now I'm not too inspired to go back. Staff seemed bored and undertrained -- they made a couple of mistakes while I was here.

Kiss the Berry is a very unique pop up shop that's serving a very interesting take on the…read more"superfood" known as the acai berry. Now whether you believe this fruit is really one of those panaceas for everything that irks you (personally I do), let me tell you something - these bowls of fruity goodness are delicious! It's a pop up shop so don't expect any fancy decor but I will say the minimalist set up gave off a very clean and cozy feeling. When you walk in, you'll want to go straight to the back where you can hear the buzzing blenders. So as the store name suggests, this place is all about the berries. The menu has 2 main choices: bowls and smoothies. I haven't tried the smoothies yet but I reckon I will at some stage. The bowls consist of the following: a layer of acai + other fruit puree, granola, banana and strawberry slices topped with a sprinkling of flax seed. That's what they call the Original and the one I've liked the most. I've tried a couple of the others and they seemed to be variations on the same theme. I work out at the Jetts right across the street and a bowl of berry is the best award after coming off an early morning session. The cool tangy puree meshes beautifully with the sweet crunchiness of the granola. I usually get the large ($10) and it's more than enough for a filling hearty breakfast that (gasp!) is actually pretty healthy. The price however is one of the reasons I'm not here every day and probably the only negative I can think of. However, that being said, it's addictive enough that I have been going about 2-3 times each week! I've recommended this place to all of my coworkers and friends to try at least once. It's unique and as a longtime devour-er of acai berries, I'm very happy that there's now a shop that champions its cause!

When I stumbled upon this place this morning, I was shocked to see it had two stars and so few…read morereviews. I had a black coffee and Benedict and quite enjoyed the experience. My coffee was delivered hot and fresh. It took a moment for my meal, but it was still prompt and I took it as a sign that things were made fresh. Everything was delicious and quality. Perhaps a tourist opinion, but I was hard pressed to find similar dishes for less money in other places near CBD. I found it appropriately priced. I would certainly return, and actually am already tempted to just to try their juices and smoothies!

This place has slipped in service and cleanliness since I first came here several years ago. I…read moresuspect this may have occurred with a change of ownership. I ordered an açai bowl and am still waiting for it to be made 26 minutes later. The staff need training in customer service and seems to be disinterested in their work. As I sat down at a table I noticed a pile of dirt on the floor as per the attached photos. The dirt appeared to be covering a slip from what looks like a dog bowl. The price point is very expensive for a place where you have to go to the counter to order. I will not be returning to Raw Energy and would not recommend it to others.

What a cute little cafe with a great breakfast selection! Service was fast and friendly and the…read morefood was absolutely delicious. I highly recommend the halloumi fries - so yummy.

A new shop is finally opening in the store vacated by Vespa. The new fit out is fresh and as…read morewelcoming as the staff. The cafe has opened early (ahead of the grand opening in mid Feb) with a limited menu of acai bowls, smoothies, juices, cocowhip and coffee. For a limited menu, there'a still a massive selection and I had a hard time deciding between the options. The fruit used in our order was fresh and bursting with flavour. The shaves of coconut was an unexpected twist and now a staple request for anywhere I go. The coffee was excellent, a well trained barista created a full flavoured coffee - no milky coffee here! The coffee cups also had a cute coffee pun printed on them - you'll have to go buy one to read it yourself! Turns out I met the owner when I went in and she was helpful with the menu and delivered an excellent product, reflecting the staff training being done before the opening is paying off.

This bellweather juice bar is the sort of thing that most of the world can't sustain: a purely…read moreplant-based chain eatery. Indeed, there are several of these, more coming, and they're not in snazzy beach locations, but spread around Brisbane's banal suburbs. It's almost as if going out for an acai bowl is a normal thing to do. Like most of these sorts of places, it is not cheap, but the bowl I got was quite delicious: a hazulnut "nutella"-ish creation with a respectable variety of fruit and granola. It works because it's the sort of thing I would struggle to do by myself; it's awfully difficult to keep around fresh fruit. The menu is mostly acai bowls and smoothies, but other dessert items and a few savory dishes are there as well, all completely animal-free. It was good enough that I would want to return, though I would more likely sample another location.

This is a nice plaxe place for any raw food fan. I had the Green Machine smoothie which is made…read morewith coconut juice, mint, kale, and mango. There are plenty of other natural food products available for purchase such as agave syrups, coconut vinegar. They even have boxes of bananas for you to buy if you like. I had a bit of a taste of the bubble gum fruit bowl. Surprisingly very refreshing and satisfying. Check it out. You can park over ay the Stones Corner Shopping centre garage and walk over.