Freshii

I really wanted to like this place. I work in the building and have visited three times. When they first opened the lines were quite long but already their audience has thinned. I think I know why.
My first experience was the Asian vegetable soup. This was more like cup-​o-​noodles than I could have imagined. It was the only entrée I’ve eaten there that was actually hot (temperature) when I got it, and the portion was generous and served in a to-​go container, but it had no flavor and really, was just like cup-​o-​noodles.
My second attempt was the Tex-​mex burrito. It didn’t taste bad but with Chipotle just down the street, it needed to be good. The portion was ample but what really got my attention was that all of the ingredients were cold when they made the burrito, then they but it in a press for a few seconds to heat it. As you may imagine the outside was hot but as soon as you bite into it, ice cold in the middle, yuck.
Next, I decided to get the falafel. You have to be pretty determined to order this because as a temporary offering it is on a blinking menu that is very difficult to read. As a result I got the falafel side instead of a bowl. It was very small with 4 mushy under-​heated falafel on cold veggie slaw made mostly of red cabbage and beets. It came with runny, bitter tahini-​lemon sauce for dipping the falafel. The slaw was good but the rest was almost inedible and again, the falafel were lukewarm, that was unforgivable.
I applaud the effort to make fast food that is full of healthy ingredients, but this food lacks flavor and was under-​heated not once but twice in my three visits. Three strikes and you’re out Freshii.