I'm on the search for the perfect açaí bowl in Utah Valley, and this Vida Açaí place may have taken…read morethe bacon. After a recent disappointing bowl from Aubergine and Co, I was feeling hopeless and down on life. Does anyone know how to bring the açaí joy to the masses? My wife mentioned this place Vida Açaí that was going to be in Draper over the weekend--she wanted me to go. I wasn't sure that my heart could take another disappointment. It had been broken so many times before. As we drove from Orem to Draper (we didn't know at the time that it was located in Provo), I tried to stabilize the whirlwind of emotions I was feeling. Finally, we were there. It was time to face my demons. I trudged from my parking spot to the trailer, and I was promptly greeted by the açaí food truck owner, Tony. Without a doubt I can say first of all that Tony was one of the most charismatic and kind restaurant/food place (super scientific terminology) owner that I have ever met. I told him about how we (my wife and I) love açaí, and we'd had some recent bad experiences. We also told him we'd come up from Orem, and that's when he told us he was based in Provo. He felt bad (not his fault at all), and he gave us a discount. Stellar first impression and service. I've rarely had better. So he walked us through the options--very simple. You pick your fruit. I loved that there is no extra charge for fruit. You can get as many kinds as you want. We got everything except for blueberries. They had sold out. We got the açaí, and . . . give me a second. I'm having flashbacks (good ones) to this day . . . okay I'm ready again. So I got the bowl, and it was, in a word, everything I'd been looking for. The açaí itself wasn't diluted with some other type of fruit blended/ground up with it. It seemed to be pure açaí. The fruit was fresh, and the granola was crunchy. I feel like an açaí bowl is so simple and hard to mess up, yet so many Utah places do. Vida Açaí nails the experience right on the head. The last thing I want to say about this company is that Tony is running the company because he likes it, but also he's trying to help his young son. Tony and his family are part of the LDS church. Tony's son is planning on leaving on a 2-year service mission when he is 18, and he'll have to cover his own costs (currently about $10,000, probably more in the future). It seems that a majority of the profits go toward a mission fund for Tony's son. In summary, not only does this place serve a great bowl of açaí, but it also has charitable intentions behind it. Five stars, two thumbs, standing ovation, 10/10, and any other type of review I can give to Vida Açaí. 10/10 Will try again. P.S. I know this is a book, but one last thing. If you buy 4 bowls, they'll deliver them to your home free of charge!

Bomb Acai !!! I would highly recommend. As someone who has visited Brazil several times it's good…read moreto find Some Acai I actually like. Thanks

I come here a lot actually because I need a break from greasy foods every once in a while. The…read moreconcoction they use to make this yogurt/smoothie makes me feeling like Plankton from SpongeBob... How do they make this taste so good? Afterwards I feel fantastic! No stomach issues, headaches, or greasy related problems! I've tried plenty of açaí places that promotes theirs to be tasty and healthy but typically they're JUST healthy. This place is a better alternative to fast food but it is also tasty! The workers there are always super quick and clean with their station. I really have no complaints besides it being a little expensive but I guess that's the price you pay for being healthy!

Smoothies are tasty. Drive-thru is convenient, but service can be a little slow sometimes - as if…read morethere's only one employee in there.

they deleted my first review but I went there last week to get a mystery Smoothie and got this rock…read morehard frozen Smoothie Also got the window closed on me and they didn't even give me a spoon or straw, staff is completely rude and unprofessional.

So I ordered a pizza and wings. Uber Eats delivery. I ordered the meal deal- 10" pizza, pepperoni…read moreand cheese and 6 wings. The food arrived and the pizza was half pepperoni and half cheese only. Not what I ordered. The pizza was nothing special. Kinda like something you'd get from a buffet type pizza place. Wings were ok. I do have a recurring problem with deliveries. When you see an order is being delivered to a hotel / motel why wouldn't you included napkins? Not impressed and probably would not order from here again.

Try the cheese balls. They're like a garlic knot and a Brazilian cheese ball all a one! Açaí bowls…read moreare great too. Prices are surprisingly reasonable.

Stay Away! Not worth it. Buy a Ninja or Vitamix. Wow, I…read morejust ordered a replacement gasket for the Blendtec Go directly from the home office. $38.00 with shipping for a piece of rubber. You can't even find the replacement gasket anywhere on line. They hold a monopoly on it. The customer service rep I talked with laughed when I told her I could buy a whole new unit for $140. She replied, yup, and you would get free shipping with it as well. ha ha. Never will I order another Blendtec item because of the principal and their price gouging.

Been here twice already but didn't get to write a review till now. I love that this company is…read morelocal and I can just swing by. Originally I called customer service to see if there was an issue with my blender as it was producing a black powder substance in the base of the jar when I use it. The call to customer service (the wait time before someone answered was 1 hour and 10 minutes!). I'm sure this is due to the pandemic and the company is understaffed due to COVID. They do tell you that on the website. However, after the long wait, the rep was friendly and was able to ask me key troubleshooting questions in order to determine whether it was a jar issue or the motor itself. In the end, it ended up being a jar issue. After determining I needed a jar replacement, and the customer service rep knew I was local, she suggested me just driving to their location and picking up a new jar (bringing my old one back and returning it to them). Normally, if they were to mail the new jar, it would take two to six weeks due to shipping delays and COVID. I was able to come in and get a new jar in person without any issue. I was in and out of their office headquarters within five minutes. I am a fan of this wonderful company!

Have been 10+ times. 15-25 min wait in driveway each time. Don't go here. Vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvread more