Naturewell is nothing but swell…read more This nearly entirely plant-based vegan juice bar meets mini health food store is filled with good energy, healthy choices and a very kind soul. I stopped in on one of the hottest days of the summer and discovered this hidden gem on Sunset Blvd in artsy creative sunny Silver Lake, Los Angeles. I had heard of Naturewell and their locations (also in DTLA, on the go in their truck van for catering/events and in Altadena, formerly), but this was my first full experience trying a good variety including some of their awesome all natural snacks. I was greeted right away and got to take in everything including their extensive as well as growing collection of grab and good goodies, wellness shots and beverages. I wasn't feeling up to a bowl (definitely next time), but a Berrylicious smoothie and some truly awesome Gopal's Savory Pumpkin Seed Sprouties were the perfect mix. I went with the 20oz large size for my bev as it was a really hot day and only $1 more. My too cool for school Bar-rista even offered me a nice ice cold water while I waited as we bonded over that L.A. heat and humidity. They had some pickup orders and inquiring individuals passing by on the street and a few boxes to increase their shelf inventory. There's cute cozy chairs and tables out front, not to mention some space to enjoy their plants inside and that amazing AC. Eco friendly w/ easy cup carries for multiple drinks. They accept most forms of payment, including digital pay (Apple, Samsung, etc) and offer military discounts for those have served and/or are currently serving. Easy bike parking out front, local street parking and very close to metro stops as well as not more than 20 minutes from metro stations. Outside area in front is fairly open and pup friendly. Come fell the well/wellness of Naturewell.

I was shopping around in Silver Lake and decided to stop by for something refreshing. I ordered the…read moreAnti Virus cold-pressed juice and an acai bowl. The juice was really good and hit exactly what I was craving. The acai bowl was decent, but nothing memorable. Toppings were fine and the texture was okay, it just didn't stand out compared to other places I've had. Overall, I'd come back if I was in the area, mainly for the juice since that was the highlight.

i came into gogo juice bar, such a clean , friendly & fast going environment. carla helped me…read moredecide a refreshing on the go smoothie for this hot sunny summer days. thank you.

Best acai 5/5 in LA hands down. Everything is fresh and tastes great without any artificial sugar…read more All fresh food with good portion for the price. Recommend it strongly!!! Service 5/5 Ambiance 5/5

Awesome option for those who are more strict organic eaters with plenty of delicious options for…read moreveggies and vegans. Kenneth was super kind as soon as I walked in and explained everything. I enjoyed the vegan breakfast burrito which was hearty and the chimichurri was a great touch. Restaurant is chill, plenty of seating and cool enough for the hot days. It's hard to find quality organic coffee and smoothies and this is worth the extra couple of bucks to take care of yourself and eat healthy. Will definitely be back!

I am just now getting to write this review. I came in for a pick up order on June 26th. They don't…read moreknow this but I was acting as a caretaker that day so picking up food for someone who just got out of surgery. Being a caretaker, even if for 2 days, is draining. So to encounter what I did in the midst of that was disheartening. Basically, I came in and was not greeted at all. I waited. I waited. Then, I moved closer to where the barista was working. Still nothing. Then, a man comes in and the same barista greets him. Turns out the man was picking up an order. Same as me. But he was likely with Uber Eats or Door Dash. After he took care of that man...mind you greeted, got his order and bid him ado...he still didn't attend to me. So, I finally greet him: Hi, how are you doing? I'm here to pick up a to-go order. The name is... He turns to go check and may have said something minimal. I can't remember. I do remember he never made eye contact. He must've said it's coming or something. I go back towards the front to wait. Another man enters, who is greeted by a different employee. Kindly. Takes care of the guy and even says have a good day. That same, second man brings me my to-go order. Doesn't say have a good day. I mean it's not like it's not possible, right. Don't gaslight me. I just 2 different people treat 2 different people better than I was. I check my bag and ask for utensils. He gets them. That's it. I decide to call after I left. Mind you parking stinks around this area. I would never think to come here to struggle and pay for parking and deal with bad customer service and food that is mid at best. The manager, a lady, wasn't much better. She apparently was sitting in the store and remembered me and the color I was wearing. She's basically like I saw you. I don't know what happened. I'll have to check with my staff because we don't discriminate. Mind you, ai didn't mention race. Was it because I was black? Perhaps because I was a woman? I will never know. What I do know is I was treated differently real time. Looked past. Given a lower level of priority and reception. But I'm puzzled that if this manager saw 3 very different interactions, why didn't she intervene. People have built in biased whether they are aware of it or not. And there is a difference between intent and impact. I did not feel seen. I did not feel empathy. She offered a free drink. She apologized. But it didn't feel heartfelt or sincere. You know how when you can tell when they are genuinely disappointed and want to really make it right. I told her that I didn't even live in the area and wasn't thrilled about returning. I won't return. And as I said the coffee and food was mid. Do better.

Huge portions. Usually I go to acai places and its like a tiny lil bowl or I feel like I can only…read moreget one fruit. This place gives you the motherload. Fantastic value. Inside is a casual and comfortable atmosphere. Staff are very friendly. Parking is kind of a pain, but its Koreatown so that's expected. At least they have free parking if you can snag a spot! If you get stressed out by parking, just park at the H-Mart across the street. Its easier sometimes.

Ubatuba Açaí was the bomb. Finding an açaí spot that delivers late at night on Uber Eats or…read moreDoorDash felt rare, so I was already impressed before I even tried it. The bowl came with fresh fruit, and I got mine topped with bananas, strawberries, and kiwis. Everything tasted fresh, and I loved the bowl so much that I had to pull up in person. Next time, I'm definitely bringing my pro hoppers with me because this is about to be our post-workout go-to. If you're looking for something fresh, flavorful, and healthy, Ubatuba Açaí is the move. Service and ambiance was great in person!!

Amazing, all the hospital staff at the hospitals order from here. Great options for smoothies and…read morepressed juices and açaí bowls. My favorite drinks are crazy cacao, rejuvenator, Amazon are some favs.

I love the people who work here. They really showcase their value for excellent customer service…read more They are patient and kind and welcoming. And the shakes/juice are always wonderful.

Only giving this place four stars because it's ridiculously overpriced, but I feel like everyone…read moreexpects that when you go to this place doesn't mean it's OK though. Anyway, this is my favorite airline just because the parking intendant is my favorite. I get the same guy every single time and he's the sweetest man ever. Please give him a tip. If you ever encounter him he deserves it! The food is OK but I just love it there because it's it feels very healthy and a lot of it is gluten-free and it accommodates to my diet.

Erewhon Silver Lake is, by far, the worst Erewhon location in the city…read more I regularly shop at Erewhon and have been to every location. I'm frequently at Studio City, Santa Monica, and West Hollywood, so I have plenty of experience comparing the stores. Unfortunately, Silver Lake consistently stands out for all the wrong reasons. The biggest issue seems to be a serious lack of management and proper employee training. The team often appears confused about basic tasks, from printing labels to answering simple questions about prepared food. Something that should take a minute can turn into a long wait because no one seems to know what to do or who is responsible. The prepared-food experience is especially frustrating. Multiple times I've been told, "It'll be out in 10-15 minutes, they're making it now," only to wait 15 minutes and then be told, "Sorry, we were wrong--they're not making it anymore today." How does that happen so regularly? Even the food quality seems noticeably worse here. You would expect the exact same Erewhon item to be consistent from location to location, but that has not been my experience. I regularly eat the breakfast slider at Studio City without an issue, yet after eating the same item from Silver Lake, I felt sick. Even the meat and other prepared foods at Studio City consistently seem fresher to me. And the problems aren't limited to the prepared-food counter. I've purchased prebiotic yogurt here only to discover it was expired. I've also bought fruit that looked fine from the outside, cut it open shortly afterward, and realized it was so underripe that it was basically inedible and went straight into the trash. I understand that every store can have an occasional bad day. But when the problems are this consistent--from food quality and inventory information to expired products, produce quality, long waits, and employees struggling with basic procedures--it points to a management and training problem rather than an isolated mistake. For a store charging Erewhon prices, customers should absolutely expect better quality control and a much more organized operation. Today was my last visit to the Silver Lake location. I'll stick with Studio City, Santa Monica, and West Hollywood, where my experiences have been significantly better. Thanks, Silver Lake. Have a good one.

This place is epic! It has a ton of different smoothies and lots of delicious salads with your…read morechoice of dressings for each. The atmosphere was a welcoming indoor garden area to sit while you enjoy many of the different food options. We came to order smoothies and then purchased salads to have for dinner later. I was down in L.A. helping my daughter to get ready to give birth to my first grandchild. I got the Red Velvet smoothie and it was just delicious! We also got a variety of different salads for the 3 of us to share for dinner. I really like that the different individual salads dressings come separate from the salads so you can mix and match. We were very happy with the quality and pricing. For 2 smoothies and 4 salads it was $100. Very fair especially for L.A. I will definitely be returning to this spot when I go back imminently for the baby.

Both of us felt sick about 30 minutes after drinking the "Energy" juice. My boyfriend became…read moreextremely bloated and felt like throwing up, while I had bloating and a headache. We didn't tip for our to-go order, and with no other customers and two employees at the front, neither said goodbye to us. I can't say if that was related, but considering we both felt sick afterward, it made me question whether the drink was fresh, clean, or properly prepared. I would not recommend it.

Erewhon who?! This…read moreis my fave place and my go to for unique smoothies. I've been coming here for the last several years whenever I'm in town from the Bay Area. My all time fave is the Rita Hayworth. The decor on the inside kinda changed and went downhill from the last time I was here.

Excellent smoothies, very considered and amazing to the taste. Refreshing and a delicate flavor!…read moreFast quick service! Great spot!

OMG when I tell you Miss Ray is this woman's name for a reason, because soon as you walk thru the…read moredoor her energy and spirit is like a Ray of sunshine. She is so well informed on every one of her products and explains things in a way that you just want to keep learning. Not only is the service top tier every single product that I tried was simply amazing, Miss Ray you absolutely have some return clients and I can not wait to come back and try more things

This quaint juice bar in Thai town isn't like your regular juice bar. Their main thing is sugar…read morecane- which I love because their juices and smoothies are sweetened by it. Definitely worth a try if you're in the area. They usually have some seasonal flavors too. Service is always polite and they're quick with making drinks.

I picked up Terry Naturally Curamin at Lassen's in Los Feliz after one of their fabulous empolyees…read morerecommended it, and I was genuinely surprised by how quickly I felt a difference. I took 3, the suggested dose, and by the next day my pain had gone from a 7 or 8 to about a 3 or 4. When pain softens, life softens with it. My mood shifted almost immediately because my body was no longer carrying the same level of strain. It's amazing how much brighter everything feels when the edge of pain lets go. I'm very thankful for the suggestion to give this a try. For me, it brought real relief, and that is no small thing.

It's a very small store. It has herbs, a good variety of hard to find ingredients, very good prices…read moreon honey. The cashiers are friendly to your face, some of them are very genuine, I've been shopping here since 2017. But like the store experience, cold as you walk away. They're jealous of the people who shop here. I don't know how to explain it. The food has premium prices so things are on the expensive side. If you have the money to shop here or even EBT the cashiers can be snide. They talk about you while you're around the corner like I just don't understand. One of the cashier guys (one who was fired for this) who works here has to feel better than you, like it's a popularity contest and it's a grocery store. He calls you loco and then hides in the back so you don't get his name on his nametag. And he has brown and grey in his hair like how old are you??? I don't think it's a race thing (although I have had to complain to corporate about the C#+#k on their dumpsters in the front parkinglot. I think it's a spoiled, entitlement thing. I feel like people should be grateful to have a job. Maybe this location is not the best place to shop if you have social anxiety or are sensitive to mean people.