Acai Bowls near Neptune Beach, FL

“After a good workout, there is no better way to replenish your body than with some delicious beverages and power bowl from Robeks. We order the peanut butter toast and a banana and mango bowl. Both were superb. Definitely recommend this place.“

“I absolutely love this place! The bowls were convenient and delicious in a cup and my kids loved the açaí ice cream cones! Much better alternative than traditional ice cream. All around love it and it was a great experience!Vegetarian options: Mostly vegetarian.Kid-friendliness: Places for the kids to sit eating a quick ice cream cone made it easy.“

“First time at main squeeze and service was great. The staff gave great recommendations and made sure I didn't have any questions. The smoothie was delicious and filling, which was what I was looking for. Plus convenient to grab a smoothie and then walk around Target!“

“Plenty of free parking and easy to locate. The venue appears to be accessible to people of various physical proportions and capacities as it is spacious and doesnt require one to descend/ascend stairs.I ordered a three day detox over the telephone. The customer service was personalized and thorough. The employee pocked random juices for each day of my cleanse plus my preferred juice types. This was a dignified experience and I highly recommend it to others.This was my second detox via juicetap because they make the juices and shots fresh - they arent made in a factory and shipped to the store. This makes me feel like im making a healthy choice. The cold pressed juices you might buy from national health food franchises do not compare and they are more expensive. Do yourself a favor and buy truly freshly squeezed/extracted juices and shots from this local business because itll cost you less and give your body more nutrition.Lastly, this business makes good smoothies, too. I can't wait to drink the "Can I Have a Date" smoothie again. I can't discuss the quality of the açaí yet because I'm a bit of an açaí snob given my previous residences in Brasil and exposure to açaí.“