Blissful Cafe

Got the vegan burrito, once you get past the odd texture of the wrap itself, it’s pretty good!

Out of apples. Out of guacamole. Out of beets. Out of noodles. Out of lettuce. Out of juice. The teenager waiting on us behind the counter said ahe couldn’t make any juice?! It is 2 in the afternoon. How do you stay open until 8 at night? Especially with the little boy running around licking fruit behind the counter.
Idk why i was told that there was no lettuce because there was Plenty of it in the burrito and rice wrap. And not much else for $ 7 each. Sorry but this was such a waste of time and money. We are still starving and spent $ 31. Am I in an episode of Portlandia? Wish I coud put no stars down.
This restaurant is why most people hate vegans.

Yes, this place was beautiful and the lady who helped me was very nice, but this is NOT a juice bar. I asked for a beet-​carrot combo, and they said they were – get this – OUT OF CARROTS. A juice bar out of carrots is like a coffee bar out of espresso:/
So I settled for a beet-​apple-​ginger. And I watched her pull a pitcher of beet juice out of storage and pour some into a cup. WTF? Then she grabbed another pitcher of this brown-​looking juice, which I assumed was apple. And freshly-​juiced apple juice ain’t BROWN, y’all. Then she grabbed a squeeze bottle full of something (ginger goo?) to top it off. She didn’t even fill the cup all the way!
Maybe the raw vegan food is delish, but half their business description is «juice bar.» So Instead of this non-​juice-​bar, may I suggest going to The Juice Bar (that’s the actual name of the business), located on South at Bumby? They actually, you know, JUICE your juice for you. And it’s CHEAPER than Blissful. For more juice. And it’s fresh, and it’s cold-​pressed, and way better.
Shame.

Really beautiful little café with reasonably priced raw food.
Tried the raw burrito (house made walnut crumble, marinated carrots, avocado, lettuce, corn) wrapped in a thin rice paper wrap. It was very nice size for 8 $ and a good assortment of textures and flavors. Really a delicious burrito, probably my favorite in Orlando and one that you feel good after eating.
Also tried the raw zucchini pasta with pesto. It was good too.
Also tried the house made kombucha (ginger turmeric). It was very good, had a nice balance of sweet, tang, and carbonated bite. Good to find some real kombucha served in Orlando, much more potent than a lot of the kombuchish spritzers that local vendors offer.
Overall, a great find and really warm welcoming atmosphere. Highly recommend this café and I will be back soon for another burrito and to try the falafels and beet sliders.

Very disappointed. Hope it was just a bad day.
The menu on their website is not their menu. Their menu is a profile picture on Facebook. Person on the phone was rather rude when telling us to go to FB instead.
Ordered 2 falafel wraps and a ginger mint tea ($ 23) from the Facebook menu.
Didn’t have the ginger mint tea but was happy to put some mint leaves and a little grated ginger into a cup of hot water.
«Falafel» was a spring roll wrap with romaine lettuce and a dash of shredded carrots. No actual falafel inside. The tiny side of «sauce» was actually quite tasty, though.
Staff treated us like an inconvenience, even though there were no other customers in the establishment at the time.
Really hoping this was just an off day with an inexperienced staff. Will revisit.

Wow! The only raw vegan oasis in Orlando! They are progressive and genuine and even offer classes from nutrition, to art, spirituality and healthy dance parties! My favorites are the raw vegan burrito and the falafel wrap good wise. Juices, I’d go with the cool Forrest or any of the homebrewed kombuchas. The wellness shots are a must and so is the tropical green smoothie and truffles!

A great place to come if you are into the raw vegan movement. A great selection of yumminess including the burrito, which is a must-​have. Go enjoy as much as you want and feel guilt-​free. Large portions too, which is rare for a place like this!

Love their Caribbean Juice with added Turmeric!
I also enjoyed their raw burrito special. It was the jam.

The ambiance, the comfort, the good vibes in this place always welcomes me in with open arms.
The other day I visited they were burning incense and playing Bob Marley which further indulged my senses while I sipped on one of their delicious drinks. (How perfect I thought to myself.) Don’t you just love finding hangout spots that fit you like a comfy, cozy pair of socks? I really do.
Vegetarians and vegans reading this, you’re gonna love it.
The owner decided to open because she felt there was a lack of places like these to visit in Orlando. After speaking with her I found out that she is passionate about the vegetarian /​vegan lifestyle so being able to provide this option to her customers satisfies her deeply. She gets the word out about The Blissful Juice through word-​of-​mouth, and (you guest it, Unilocal!,) and of course social media. You can find them on Instagram @blissfuljuicevegan, Facebook at Blissful Café, and please visit their website
to see the delicious array of foods, drinks, and deserts they offer.
My favorites so far have been, the Sunrise Juice, made with Beet, Apple, Ginger & Berries, the Choco Banana Protein Smoothie, made with Bananan, Hemp seeds, Raw cacao, Cinnamon, Spinach, Carob & Agave — talk about a power house of yumminess! And let’s not forget to get your «Wellness Shots» which are their Ginger Turmeric Shot, and their Wheatgrass Shot. True «head tossers» indeed.
My favorites things to eat have been their Raw Vegan Rice Wraps, Beets Sliders, and Raw Pesto Noodles. Are you drooling yet?
I rated them 5 stars because as a Vegetarian it’s been one of the best places I’ve found to satisfy the health nut in me.

Appreciate house made almond milk and organic ingredients to nourish the body.
The Eco décor is super interesting, warm, and inviting, and most of all clean. I imagine this place being in Costa Rica somewhere. The last statement I find interesting because I have absolutely no knowledge or experience of anything Costa Rica. Perhaps this will change. Soon.
If you can get past paying $ 9 for juice, and still enjoy it, this is the place for you.

Juice not fresh! No wheat grass!
They advertise cold press juice so I decided to stop by for a fresh cold press juice.
I ordered wheat grass from the menu the guy behind the counter said they don’t have any wheat grass.
So I ordered a fresh cold press juice then guy reached in the refrigerator and pulled out a jar of juice that was made some other time… So I asked the guy behind the counter why they didn’t use the cold press behind the counter. He said that they don’t juice fresh because it may get busy and they don’t have time to make fresh juice.
The juice tasted like it was a few days old!
I would never go there again!
Not worth the money!

First, I want to say that I am not a Vegan, nor am I a foodie.
However, I have recently been eating a mostly vegan diet. It has been a bit difficult finding generally «normal» food that satisfies our requirements.
One day we were driving down Colonial and we saw a sign spinner. We read the sign and we both agreed we were hungry enough to stop for lunch.
The falafels balls were delicious.
The staff was extremely pleasant.

4 Stars for a lovely atmosphere, delicious juices, and friendly service!
I finally got to stop by The Blissful Juice and check it out after having passed by a guy waving the sign for several weekends now. The shop is located in a tiny strip just off of Colonial and seems like a great spot to take a break from grueling traffic during commuting hours. It has 2 dedicated parking spots, though the lot is rarely if ever full.
I was pleasantly surprised by the interior. The signage all looks pretty corporate, but you walk into a calm oasis of wood, plants, art, and plenty of room. The man at the counter was very friendly, offering his suggestions and helping me chose the right drink/​food.
I went for the daily special — Carrot-​Apple-​Lime juice as it was $ 6.39 (the other juices will run you $ 9, which is a tad steep in my opinion). The juice tasted fresh and was just the pick-​me-​up I was looking for. I noticed that they don’t have the insane variety that Skyebird has (the other juice place I frequent), but that’s OK if the basics are good.
They also offer raw, vegan dishes and someone had recommended the vegan Falafel balls so I got them to-​go. I loved the presentation– they were on a large green leaf of hearty lettuce with slices of tomatoes and a sauce drizzled on top. I also like that they provided extra sauce in a container (I’m a sauce gal, what can I say). The falafels, though quite hard, were tasty and filling! I ended up giving one to my fella when he got home since I couldn’t finish it on my own. I’m a tad afraid that the almost $ 9 for 6 falafel balls may keep some people away, but in terms of what you’d pay at any of the other raw, vegan restaurants I’ve been to this is not expensive.
Next time I’m getting the dessert truffles!

I am really disappointed in my first attempt to try this place. I’ve been driving by it for a few weeks and decided to give it a go on my way to work this afternoon.
The guy working the counter told me he usually makes the food and had no idea what he was doing as far as juices or smoothies. So I asked what he knew how to make? Nothing. And that they were out of most things. So I asked what they do have. Again, he has no idea. No answer. His boss is gone.
Lunch time is a terrible time for the person who knows how to make things to be gone. I waited around for a few minutes but knew to give up when someone who ordered before me was yet to be served. 3 people in line behind me. I was out and off to my usual juice/​smoothie place. What a bummer.

Sitting in this place brings a feeling of Bliss. Welcoming décor and artwork are more modern Eco.
Loves: falafel wraps and noodles.
Choco smoothie could use way more chocolate for me but if you like green smoothies then that ones an A gamer.
Convenient location. Easy street off of Colonial.

Really cute new vegan juice bar and café. Simple, clear menu of juices. All juices are cold pressed! Along with 4 – 16 oz. blended juices, they offer ginger and wheat grass shots, 2 smoothies and a handful of vegan meals. I tried the green blissful juice, pesto pasta and ginger shot. All delicious! Love this new juice option. *They do not sell bottled juice