My wife and I were looking for a dairy-free breakfast option and we found it! Protein place has…read moredairy free options such as soy & pea protein. We ordered a few bowls and a protein coffee. The staff was very sweet and patient. The cafe area was tidy and has toys for young kids to play. Since it was our first visit they blessed us with a free protein donut! Support this small business

Came here post workout with a friend and I've never seen such an extensive menu with both good…read moreingredients and macros easily listed! The owner was very nice and courteous. We tried the #2 Mango, Pineapple and Banana and #3 Mango, Pineapple and Spinach. I'm pretty unphased by protein and low sugar taste so this hit the spot perfectly for me. Next time I'm working out in the area I'll probably give the protein donuts a try too. Indoor seating is a bit limited but it seems like a very family friendly place as there's lots of games for kids to pass time too. Will be back soon!

I visited Antojitos Locos in Citrus Heights, CA [7815 Sunrise Blvd] on Saturday, 03/28/26, around 2…read morePM. Upon entering, I noticed that the shop was cute, vibrant, and inviting. I was excited to find this spot, which offered a lot of options for Mexican snacks and treats. The example of choices included Pepino Locos, Tostilocos, Raspados, Bionicos, Banana Splits, Crepes, Elote, and more! In my visit, I proceeded to order the Esquite (#25), which came with freshly cut corn, mayonnaise, Cotija cheese and Chile powder. I also paired it with a Strawberry Agua drink. I must say that both items were amazingly great. I enjoyed the snack and drink from start to finish. The customer service was straightforward and friendly. There was only one person working, making orders for people. Overall, I was pleased with discovering Antojitos Locos. I recommend stopping by for wonderful snacks/treats/drinks.

The prices felt a little steep. The ice cream was $3 for a tiny 4 oz cup, and the cup wasn't even…read morefilled all the way, which made it feel like even less of a value. What really affected my experience was the owner, Tiffany Martinez. In my interaction with her, she came across as unfriendly and unwelcoming, which made the visit uncomfortable. Customer service makes a huge difference, and unfortunately, that was missing here. For the price, portion size, and overall experience, I personally wouldn't return or recommend this place:( So disappointing.

Place was a very clean upon the entry, the staff was nice and there's plenty places to sit. I…read moreenjoyed a acai Bowl on this day. It was filled to the top of freshly tasting ingredients. I would stop at this location again if I'm in the area. You read this far just go check them out.

I've been a regular customer here for over three years, and this juice bar continues to stand out…read morefor all the right reasons. The ingredients are high quality, clean, and thoughtfully sourced -- no unnecessary fillers, syrups, or "mystery" additives that you find at so many other places. You can actually taste the difference. The staff is knowledgeable and consistent. They know the products, answer questions honestly, and never push trends or gimmicks. It's clear they care about what they're serving and the people they're serving it to. If you're looking for a legit juice bar that prioritizes real ingredients, transparency, and quality over shortcuts, this place delivers every time. After years of coming here, I trust what I'm putting in my body -- and that's not something I say lightly.

I normally don't leave negative reviews, but after several experiences over time, I felt it was…read moreimportant to share my feedback. I've been coming here once or twice a week for quite some time, and I usually order the same drink. Most of the time I place a mobile order because I want to minimize my wait, especially before class. Unfortunately, I've frequently arrived after my 45-minute class only to find that my drink hasn't even been started, despite placing my order about an hour in advance. This defeats the purpose of mobile ordering. Even when ordering in person and being the only customer in the store, I've waited around 20 minutes for a single drink. The most concerning experience happened recently when I found multiple pieces of hair in my drink. At first, I assumed it was my own hair, but my hair is long and very dark, while the hairs in the drink were short and light brown. My friend and I both noticed it. As I continued drinking, I kept finding more hair. In total, I removed five pieces, with additional hairs stuck along the inside of the cup that I was able to see and retrieve with my straw. It was extremely unsettling. When I approached the counter, I politely asked for my drink to be remade and even apologized for the inconvenience. There were two employees working at the time, and the only response I received was, "Oh, okay." There was no apology, concern, or acknowledgment of how unacceptable the situation was. It left me feeling as though this wasn't taken seriously. My friend's drink was also made incorrectly, but she chose not to ask for a remake because there was already a line forming, and she didn't want to cause additional inconvenience. Unfortunately, the customer service has consistently been disappointing. Employees often don't acknowledge customers waiting at the register. On multiple occasions, my friends and I have stood waiting while staff remained in the back room on their phones. In one instance, I made eye contact with an employee while waiting at the register, but instead of greeting us or letting us know what was happening, she walked away. About 15 minutes later, she returned and explained that she had gone on break or to the restroom and had forgotten to tell us. It was frustrating because she had clearly seen us waiting before leaving. These repeated experiences have honestly made me reconsider tipping. I believe tipping is a way to recognize good service, but it's difficult to feel comfortable doing so when the service is consistently unfriendly, customers are left waiting without communication, and drinks take an unusually long time to prepare. There have been several occasions where employees disappear into the back for extended periods before returning to make drinks, and their demeanor often makes customers feel like placing an order is an inconvenience. I genuinely enjoy the drinks here, which is why I've continued coming back despite these issues. However, I hope management takes this feedback seriously, as better communication, improved customer service, and greater attention to quality would make a significant difference.

Came here for the first time to trying their Acai Super Bowl. The spot is really clean and…read morespacious. The customer service was ok. They only had one worker at the time. The bowl I ordered was great. Full of fresh and crisp fruits and ingredients. I decided to add goji berries, almond butter and almonds. Which are about $1 more each. Overall it was a great experience and bowl of flavor. Not the best I've ever had, but a great Acai bowl option in the area.

Did not dine in. Order to go. I was trying to order the Graviola bowl. This is my all time fave and…read morethe only thing I get there. I could not find it in the online ordering menu. I had called and the girl who picked up was very kind and helpful. They no longer have it on the menu but she was kind enough to still make it for me. 10 stars for excellent service

My favorite smoothie in the area! And the customer service is always very pleasant. Highly recommendread more

Nut burger is A tier I'm not an impossible burger guy…read more I love a good beef patty But this nut burger might be even better

It's time for an update! My hubby and I stopped by on Thursday to preorder food before our…read moretoddler's hair apt a couple doors down. Staff were really sweet and said they'd keep our food warm! We ordered a Carob Shake, Super Avocado & Cheese, Super Nachos and Kid's PBH w/ Apple Sauce. I shared the shake with my toddler, it's so good, thick, creamy and sweet! My absolute favorite sandwich, hubby loved his nachos and our toddler seemed to enjoy her kids meal! Since 1978 they've been apart of the historic Fair Oaks Village A very popular, 100% Vegetarian restaurant with the sweetest staff! Will continue to visit and recommend to others! SYOY! :-)

Chugged this in 2 minutes, the smoothie was delicious. Estella made a very good smoothie.read more

Have been coming here for years! Great, great smoothies. Michael, Abigail and staff do amazing…read morework. Always very hospitable, welcoming and BLESSED! my go to is the Açaí smoothie! Highly recommended!

Stopped by after my fasting appointment at the drs and was hangry! We did take-out. Ordered the…read moreChocolate Peanut Butter and PB & J Supercharged Smoothies. And for the main, Coconut, Crunch Peanut and Chocolate Protein Poppers. Healthy and protein packed smoothies for me and hubby I'd rate 4 stars. The chocolate protein poppers were definitely my favorite, taste like a truffle! 5/5 stars! Would return to try more and happy I could update this review to 4 stars! SYOY! :-D

First time here, didn't know what to expect but wanted some healthy liquids…read more My first reaction was surprise, $11+ for a drink!? But, I guess that is standard now. Wow, the times we love in!!!!!? I got the tropical cooler, was good. Good service, they make your drinks as you order them. Ambience was that of a any similar shop such as Jamba. Clean and friendly.

I've been to TRU Bowl a few times now and it never disappoints. Everything always tastes so fresh…read moreand I love how colorful and pretty the bowls are. This one was loaded with strawberries, blueberries, bananas and granola and every bite was delicious. It felt like a treat while still being healthy. The staff is always friendly and it's become one of my favorite places to stop after a workout or when I want something refreshing. You can really tell they use quality ingredients. I always leave happy and already thinking about what I'm going to order next time. Highly recommend!

I went to Tru Bowls hoping for a solid acai bowl or smoothie, but the experience was disappointing…read morefrom start to finish. The smoothie was completely tasteless, like blended ice with almost no fruit flavor or quality ingredients. For the price, it was a big letdown. What made it worse was the owner's reaction when I politely asked whether their smoothie was similar to Hailey Bieber's smoothie from Erewhon. Instead of answering helpfully, he got visibly offended and defensive. He then launched into a claim that Tru Bowls has "been around longer than Erewhon," which came across as rude and irrelevant. (For the record, Erewhon has been operating since 1966. Tru Bowls has not been around nearly that long.) Relax, Champ, even from a girl, you are spun way too tight! The combination of a flavorless drink and unnecessarily rude service ruined the visit. I won't be returning and can't recommend Tru Bowls to anyone. There are many better acai and smoothie options in the area that actually deliver on taste and basic customer service. Very disappointing.

I usually make my own health smoothie daily that is designed for optimal nutrition and the flavor…read morethat I like. I came by here to pick some up on one day I didn't have any with me. These tasted like very healthy smoothies as well, and I decided to buy a dozen to use to fill in on days when I run too short on time. They have very nourishing, satisfying smoothies. I we'll come back to buy fill ins as needed in the future. If you don't have your own customized, nutritious smoothie down pat or just want the convenience of a quality smoothie to go, this is the place I would come.

Absolutely -- here's a polished version that keeps your frustration clear and firm, but makes the…read morecritique feel credible, fair, and hard to dismiss: So far, I've really enjoyed Pressed and have had an amazing experience, which is exactly why I wanted to introduce my husband to it. Unfortunately, our visit on Friday, 8/28/26 was incredibly disappointing. The young woman working the counter seemed either very new or simply in need of additional support, because something was definitely off operationally. First, the vanilla machine was down, so that option was unavailable. Of course, that was no fault of hers and completely understandable. However, when my husband and I walked in, we were the only customers there. I'm still fairly new to the Pressed community and didn't have my membership barcode readily available. I was spending about $40, so I asked if she could look up my account using my phone number. She told me she couldn't. That honestly felt absurd and unnecessarily unhelpful. At places like Jamba, Starbucks, and countless other businesses, there is usually some alternative way to assist a customer when they don't have their barcode immediately available. Nonetheless, we placed our order. By the time we finished, two additional parties had come in, and she proceeded to take their orders before preparing ours. Fine. I understood that she was working the counter alone, and when someone is managing both the register and fulfillment, customers have to allow them some grace and time to balance both. The problem was that she never seemed to make that transition. As she continued taking orders, more customers entered, and she simply kept ringing people up without preparing any of the outstanding orders. The small lobby became increasingly crowded while completed orders remained nonexistent. My husband and I had an appointment and were already pressed for time. At one point, he tapped me and asked, "Is it always like this? Is she ever going to start making the orders so people can get out of here?" I finally asked her about the wait and mentioned that our order still hadn't been started. She told me she "needed to take all of the orders first." I asked, "Is that Pressed policy?" She said yes and continued ringing up several more customers before finally beginning our order. That made absolutely no sense to me. If that is truly Pressed policy, I would strongly encourage management to reconsider it. If it isn't, then this employee needs additional training on how to manage the counter efficiently when working alone. There has to be a reasonable rhythm--perhaps take two orders, fulfill two orders, then return to the register. Continuing to accept order after order while an increasingly crowded lobby waits for anyone's food to actually be made is inefficient and creates unnecessary frustration for everyone. As a business owner myself, I would have cringed watching the customer experience unfold this way. It wasn't simply that the location was busy; it was the lack of effective multitasking and workflow that created the backup. I've enjoyed Pressed enough that I'm not writing off the brand because of one poor experience, but this visit definitely missed the mark. And unfortunately, it was my husband's first impression. His final assessment was: "All this for some non-dairy ice cream? I'll pass." Not exactly the introduction to Pressed I was hoping to give him. I especially like that this version makes it clear you're not attacking the employee personally--you're calling out the lack of training, workflow, and customer service, which makes your complaint much stronger. Hopefully the next time I return, Cam will be there. She was a great front face for Pressed. I have to give Pressed a 2 stars for today. Subpar service, no vanilla, and long wait time. Hopefully next time will be better, and I'll get it points.