I always get the Seoul bowl when I stop by and I had a great experience here as always! The food…read morecomes out quick and tastes delicious. Parking can be a little bit tricky but there's some free parking back in the residential area that is free after 5 pm. I love that they have a vegan protein option in their salad bowls and the sauce is great. Great option for a quick healthy meal in dinkytown!

The smoothies were very refreshing and tasted great. The service was quick and the restaurant was…read moreclean. The smoothies are somewhat expensive, but worth it every once in a while. Parking is limited on the street, but there is some free parking available a few blocks away

I was at the Stillwater store, right across from the high school after a basketball tournament. The…read morestaff was amazing and very helpful, recommending different drinks and add-ins. The store was very clean and nice, as well as the food. I am very glad I went here.

We went to Crisp and Green for an early supper, and the food was really good! Very fresh, good…read moreveggies and ingredients and everything is made in front of you. I had the golden hour curry but had tofu instead of chicken. It was very tasty. I enjoyed the curry flavor! All in all, a very good experience there. Thank you

Since the beginning, I've seen nothing but the best from Life Juices…read more Fresh, genuine service. A menu that feels intentional, not overwhelming. And the real value is in what you put in your body. It's one of those places where you can feel the care behind every juice, every blend, every choice.

It pains me to leave a review like this to a black owned business in Saint Paul, but I am severely…read moredisappointed in my experience today. If this company has cameras with audio, I would encourage them to listen back to order 6525 that was placed today, March 19th, 2026 around 5:45 PM. I came to support this establishment because I have yet to do so since the opening, and was excited to contribute to the success of a black owned business. The grounds were clean, and the music was a vibe. I placed my order at the Kiosk, and paid nearly $25 for a $9 juice and $10 smoothie with tax. Both products were wonderful. However, that's not my concern. The service was without a doubt unprofessional and uncomfortable. The man serving the community today began to chat with me, catching up because we were familiar with one another from my previous employer. After asking where I was working now, he began to solicit me with job opportunities within Life Juices and on his own personal product line, offering me $500 to assist him with marketing. (Mind you, this is very similar to the conversation we had when I met him the first time, he let me know then that he's co-owner of Life Juices and also offered me job opportunities.) When I declined, he asked why do "black women" act like this or that (I don't remember exactly what was said) At this point, I'm annoyed and offended. After I respectfully read him his rights, I told him I don't want him to make my juice and I'd like my money back. He randomly referred to himself as a Pharaoh and let me know that he would begin making my order. As I'm waiting for my order, two other patrons walk up to place an order. The man serving took this as an opportunity to poke fun at me with one of them, saying I don't recognize a Pharaoh when I see one, and dapping up the stud. Now, I did my best to be a good sport. They began to joke that I don't even know what Pharaoh means. I decide that I'm not going to pay attention anymore. As I bend down to give my three year old juice, the patron leaned over to ask "do you know what pharaoh mean" I responded and said "it means King". She then returned to the conversation with the man working discussing how women need to do better when they see a Pharaoh (that's just a paraphrase) Now if you get a chance to listen to the audio, I was referred to out of my name during this conversation (meaning the b word) and I'm trying to figure out how did we get here when I just came to order some juice that I didn't even want in the first place- just supporting a local business. SMH I'm so upset, honestly. The audacity of these people to refer to me out of my name in front of my three year old son was so distasteful. The audacity to include this random patron that I don't know to poke fun at any person, but me..? a person who just supported your establishment. All because I declined your advances? If you're reading this, shame on you. Do better.

Looking for a quick affordable bite in the north loop? This is your place. Quick fresh casual style…read moreand feel. It is like Chipotle but with more vibrant flavors. Service was just ok. You had to really watch and ask for them to add things to your bowl. Order: Elote chicken bowl with pickled red onions, salsa verde and chipotle salsa. Flavors were all vibrant and delicious. Portions were a little stingy compared to Chipotle. Add the tortilla strips for a much needed crunch and texture. Strawberry limon. Just ok. Not worth $3.50.

If I had to use one word to describe this place... I couldn't because duuuude it was so dang…read moredelicious... is more than one word. Met up with old colleagues to catch up and stumbled upon a place I had forgotten was on my to do list. So glad we went here! @puralimacantina in The North Loop was so much better than I was ready for. They also have locations in EdinaWayzata and a new spot to come inBlaine Overall think Chipotle set up for ordering but then make it 100x better. (I enjoy Chipotle so no hate, this place just has much more elevated & delish flavors) You build your own bowl, burrito, tacos, etc below is what my bowl consisted of: White cilantro rice, pinto beans, chicken (omg yum), corn, grilled veggies, cilantro, pico, cabbage, cheese, guacamole, and mild green salsa. DO NOT SNOOZE ON THE CHIPS! We almost skipped them and man that would have been a mistake because they were so good. Spring is around the corner get out n about and check this place out soon! Enjoy! For more awesome food spots check out the account mallorymademetryitmn on Instagram!

I am heart broken to report that Casa Ecuador closed. There are claims that they will become a food…read moretruck. However, all their social media has been removed as of the writing of this review.

This Ecuadoran restaurant is in the unenviable position of opening on somewhat of a cursed…read morelocation. The location is in an old bank, which has been the home of a home brewing supply store, a karate studio, and numerous different restaurants in the past, none of which has been able to make it. It is worth trying. The dishes are pretty authentic and it has an extensive menu.

Food here is pretty good! (if they have all the ingredients for your order - 2 people left when the…read morewere missing two primary ingredients while I was eating) $15 is a little much but that's what it is. Service was lacking. With only three people in the store eating it took several minutes before anyone greeted us started helping us. Others that came after had the same experience. We were there a 7:30 so maybe they're more on top of it during lunch rush. You'd think though since it was so slow they'd have time to clean the tables, but like half of them were dirty (lots of rice and other spilled food)

Drinks stains on the counter. Fruit flies in abundance. This place has gone downhill…read more They were also all out of jalapeños, which was odd for lunch rush. Service was fine, everyone e was courteous Also had the misfortune of a disgruntled homeless man cut in front of us at bathroom line. This place needs to once over deep clean. Would not come back.

Love the salads but service can be hit or miss. Hubs and I like to order online, but sometimes one…read moreof us would have our bread but the other woudn't even though we ordered bread for both. It's happened so often that it feels like we play Russian roulette on who will get the bread (if we get it). The staff can also be hit or miss- some are great and super friendly but some can be kinda rude when we want to include add-ons. Makes me want to drive the extra miles to get salad somewhere else. Ambiance-wise it's like any other Crisp and Green location.

Omggg. So happy I stopped in here. I got a chiro adjustment a few doors down and asked what's good…read moreto eat. He listed a few options and said this salad spot is bomb. So I had to check it out! I was a first timer and just went with a build your own bowl. It was so damn good. I'm going to be craving this spot again. Definitely will come back and search for other locations. I got half romaine half quinoa with black pepper chicken, cauli, roasted corn, raw cabbage, olives, roasted mushrooms, fresh jalapeños and 2 types of dressings on the side (just in case one wasn't good. lol). The jalapeño green goddess was amazing. But the ranch was so good too, lots of fresh dill in it. I ended up being fat and dumping both in my bowl. It made it so good to balance the quinoa. Idk if it's because I have been up since 4am and haven't eaten or that it was just perfection. But I am going to be dreaming about it all week. lol. I may have to hit them up again soon. Ps the fresh fruit teas are interesting and very low sugar. I was grateful they had sugar packs to add to your likeness. Usually I drink iced tea with no sugar but it tasted off to me without adding a packet. Ps the gal who helped me build my bowl was so patient and did a great job giving me input. Excellent service. Everything looked pretty clean. And they had fresh avocados not the nasty spread crap. Again, I loved it. Would be back. Update: literally the next day I ordered it again when I was in Duluth. lol same exact order. I'm obsessed. It doesn't look overly exciting but the flavors are there. Give it a whirl and thank me later. lol