Its a shame to see it closed down. This was THE spot for anyone wfpb or trying to eat less processed food. Great wraps, salads, sandwiches, soups. Great employees. We will miss
Vincent L.
Located in a prime Huntington Avenue location just outside an exit to the Prudential MBTA station, directly across from the Christian Science plaza and the rear entrance Prudential Center, and steps away from the South End and Symphony Hall, this is a small café that, as the name implies, serves health-oriented fare like smoothies, bowls, salads, soups, sandwiches, wraps, and juices, in addition to coffee and tea.There wasn't much of a price difference between a regular and large acai bowl ($12 vs. $14) so I went big with the latter. It was a nice, large helping of acai, much more so than what the regular size would have been, and it came with 4 modest toppings of choice. Although limiting the toppings meant that it wasn't as elaborately decked out as some acai bowls I've had before, at least the large size meant that there was plenty of acai to enjoy.Service from someone who appeared to be the owner or manager was super sweet and welcoming, and if you can snag a seat at one of the window counter seats, this is a great spot for people watching, with a huge menu to explore.
Gabriel Leal
Only place with WFPB options I know of. Heather is great, answers all your questions and will work with you on a custom meal plan.
Ashley K.
One of my favorite places to order food from. The ingredients are always so fresh and I can trust they are quality. It's a small shop inside so would recommend doing take out. One of my favorite things about this place is "love" is an ingredient in every meal. That means a lot to me.
Gia Armani
The smoothie was great, the avocado toast was too basic for the expensive price.
A Parker
Dropped in randomly; I noticed it was just past closing time but the owner stayed open to make me a cup of split pea soup. I am not vegetarian but I know that my diet is heading there gradually as I make different choices for myself. I’m accustomed to ham with my split pea soup, but there’s is split pea with YAM (fun play on words). This was the best split pea soup I have ever had; it had just enough umami to not miss the ham at all and just enough black pepper for a little bite. It’s a puréed style, which is exactly what I like. … I never thought I would write so much about split pea soup.
watasiblah
Same, juices perfect. Nice warm soup. Food pricing fair in back bay Updated from previous review on 2018-11-12
watasiblah
Same, juices perfect. Nice warm soup. Food pricing fair in back bay
Updated from previous review on 2018-11-12
JP
Celery juice with lemon. Freshly squeezed.$14 for a celery juice is pricey!!I guess i am paying for quality.Vegetarian options: 100% Vegan
Eddy Soto
Amazing place, juices are top of the line.. soo fresh. I try to go once a week
Excellent VEGAN cuisine. CANNOT RECOMMEND ENOUGH. This is REAL vegan cuisine. Very bold about being vegan and environmentally friendly. No trash and minimal waste. Staff are friendly, kind, and welcoming. The owner is amazing and is truly passionate about the food she serves! Wide variety of food options from savor and sweet bowls to coffees to soups to wraps to hot sandwiches. Also have a fridge with grab and go options. Extremely reasonable and affordable pricing. Delicious. So tasty and packed with REAL ingredients. Awesome all round! Only con is lack of seating and restroom however is geared toward take out and grab and go so it is understandable.
Sydney M
Super health
Rachael Landon
I started a meal plan while home with a newborn baby and the meals are delicious, convenient, and make me feel great! Highly recommend!
Lisa T
I had the overnight oats and a fresh beet juice. Really good stuff. Service was prompt. I definitely recommend.
Benjamin Robbins
I'm a huge fan! They'll premake any number of meals for you for the week and potentially deliver if you live close. I've got a couple of deliveries per week now and it's basically like having a super high quality, healthy personal chef!
Its a shame to see it closed down. This was THE spot for anyone wfpb or trying to eat less processed food. Great wraps, salads, sandwiches, soups. Great employees. We will miss
Located in a prime Huntington Avenue location just outside an exit to the Prudential MBTA station, directly across from the Christian Science plaza and the rear entrance Prudential Center, and steps away from the South End and Symphony Hall, this is a small café that, as the name implies, serves health-oriented fare like smoothies, bowls, salads, soups, sandwiches, wraps, and juices, in addition to coffee and tea.There wasn't much of a price difference between a regular and large acai bowl ($12 vs. $14) so I went big with the latter. It was a nice, large helping of acai, much more so than what the regular size would have been, and it came with 4 modest toppings of choice. Although limiting the toppings meant that it wasn't as elaborately decked out as some acai bowls I've had before, at least the large size meant that there was plenty of acai to enjoy.Service from someone who appeared to be the owner or manager was super sweet and welcoming, and if you can snag a seat at one of the window counter seats, this is a great spot for people watching, with a huge menu to explore.
Only place with WFPB options I know of. Heather is great, answers all your questions and will work with you on a custom meal plan.
One of my favorite places to order food from. The ingredients are always so fresh and I can trust they are quality. It's a small shop inside so would recommend doing take out. One of my favorite things about this place is "love" is an ingredient in every meal. That means a lot to me.
The smoothie was great, the avocado toast was too basic for the expensive price.
Dropped in randomly; I noticed it was just past closing time but the owner stayed open to make me a cup of split pea soup. I am not vegetarian but I know that my diet is heading there gradually as I make different choices for myself. I’m accustomed to ham with my split pea soup, but there’s is split pea with YAM (fun play on words). This was the best split pea soup I have ever had; it had just enough umami to not miss the ham at all and just enough black pepper for a little bite. It’s a puréed style, which is exactly what I like. … I never thought I would write so much about split pea soup.
Same, juices perfect. Nice warm soup. Food pricing fair in back bay Updated from previous review on 2018-11-12
Same, juices perfect. Nice warm soup. Food pricing fair in back bay Updated from previous review on 2018-11-12
Celery juice with lemon. Freshly squeezed.$14 for a celery juice is pricey!!I guess i am paying for quality.Vegetarian options: 100% Vegan
Amazing place, juices are top of the line.. soo fresh. I try to go once a week
Restaurantji Recommends
Excellent VEGAN cuisine. CANNOT RECOMMEND ENOUGH. This is REAL vegan cuisine. Very bold about being vegan and environmentally friendly. No trash and minimal waste. Staff are friendly, kind, and welcoming. The owner is amazing and is truly passionate about the food she serves! Wide variety of food options from savor and sweet bowls to coffees to soups to wraps to hot sandwiches. Also have a fridge with grab and go options. Extremely reasonable and affordable pricing. Delicious. So tasty and packed with REAL ingredients. Awesome all round! Only con is lack of seating and restroom however is geared toward take out and grab and go so it is understandable.
Super health
I started a meal plan while home with a newborn baby and the meals are delicious, convenient, and make me feel great! Highly recommend!
I had the overnight oats and a fresh beet juice. Really good stuff. Service was prompt. I definitely recommend.
I'm a huge fan! They'll premake any number of meals for you for the week and potentially deliver if you live close. I've got a couple of deliveries per week now and it's basically like having a super high quality, healthy personal chef!