Judahlicious

Horrible service. Felt like he didn’t even see us. Stood there a good 10 mins for him to tell me, give me one sec. Then the other employees are going around either chatting with each other or chatting with people in line. 1 star for the food.

I ordered the açaí bowl and a potato lentil soup. The soup was good and hearty. Maybe it’s because I’m Brazilian and I have high standards for açaí bowls, but I thought theirs wasn’t very good – too much banana mixed into the açaí, not a lot of flavor. The service was ok.

This place is pretty good. I like that it’s all plant based and there are some good healthy options.
The staff tends to be slow and very spaced out though. Save the joint until after work folks. It’s also not the cleanest place around and they could change up the menu once in a while to make it more interesting.

I suppose it’s our fault for coming here on a Sunday night near closing time…
I wanted something healthy for dinner and my bf just wanted an Acai bowl. When I got there, the gentleman taking orders told us that they DO NOT have any more Acai bowls! Geez. Do you know how disappointing that is?! That’s pretty much all we came for & we trekked in the rain for it! :/​/​
On top of that, they supposedly ran out of half their food menu options…? So big big note to self: don’t come here when they’re about to close.
We ordered the Dahnu wrap and the Mahendra Soup. I’ve had both of these before and it’s consistently yummy! We had to settle for smoothies (So This Is Heaven & Superfood) because they ran out of Acai Bowls… The smoothies were good but not Acai Bowls goood!
& I’m not sure how it costed nearly $ 50 for one food dish, one soup, and two smoothies?

Quick Review: My favorite** SF Bay Area acai spot fersure! No other spots have compared so far
Food: Acai Bowl ($ 8.75) + Strawberries (extra charge)
Customer Service: Great! The wait was reasonable (10 minutes), it might be harder to get a table for a large group.
I have been waiting for a great acai place that is reasonably priced ever since I moved from San Diego. Judahlicious was the answer. Every time I try a new spot I compare it to this place. The acai is very fresh, not too sweet and you know it is actually berries not just a slushy posing to be otherwise. The granola is ok, would love if there were nuts (personal preference) and I like that they add pumpkin seeds. It comes with bananas as free of charge but no other fruit. Only thing I would suggest if free strawberries but mainly because that is my favorite fruit. Try this place out!

Ok, their açaí bowls are good, adorable prices, BUT, omg, it’s really crowded inside.

Everything here is fresh and leaves me feeling a healthy glow.
Not sure why there are so many negative experiences here with the staff; every time I’ve been here I’ve had quick and friendly service from the cashier to the people working in the kitchen.
My favorite thing to get at the acai bowls (topped off with fresh coconut flakes). Other places are a bit chunky and icy, but the acai bowls are smooth and some of the best I’ve had in the city. The one I got was packed with bananas, fresh berries and granola. They put a lot of care into their food which you can tell in the presentation and taste.
While I’ve never had the sandwiches here, I’ve heard pretty neutral to positive things, but if you come here definitely make sure you get an acai bowl

This place is truly unique. It’s hard to find raw foods anywhere but of course they have it in San Francisco. This is a half naked burrito. Had the acai bowl also. Wow I didn’t know you can feel stuff after eating raw foods.

Today was my first time at Judalicious, and it will be my last. The items were on the pricey side, which is okay if their customer service was actually decent.
However, this was one of the worst dining experience I had ever had. My friends and I ordered our food and smoothies, waited for 35 minutes, and nothing came out. Three waves of customers came by and received their orders before us! We went inside the store and talked to the cashier several times, and the cashier told us it will come out soon. Lies.
We ended up getting a refund. We have wasted our time and the only thing we got was «sorry too bad» from the cashier. Ridiculous.
Please save yourself some time and money from this abominable establishment. I was so appalled by this, I had to write my first Unilocal review.

Yum! Love! I’ve been a regular here for the past 3 years. I absolutely adore their Acai bowls. Best in the city, always consistent although I do think they should add better granola (they use the pumpkin seed flax on that’s sold in Costco and Trader Joes). I would also like if they added strawberries as other competitors do in SF while charging the same price.
Staff is always nice and friendly — especially when I went in today, Lexi helped me. same name ;) and she was so sweet especially appreciated since it was slammed in there with a line out the door!
I’ve also had their sandwiches which are pretty good to me, even though I’m not vegan. Today we had the waffle with fresh (REAL!!) maple syrup, topped with PB and waffles. It was out of this world yummy.
Would love to try their burrito/​Mexican dishes soon!

Tried this place a few months ago because everyone’s obsession over ACAI bowls and this place was conveniently near my bf’s place. Call be a basic B but when I got our bowl I was not satisfied with the presentation. I was so uninspired to take a photo that I didn’t even bother. (And being the basic b I can be, even my BF was surprised. «Wait you’re not going to take a photo?»)
It was just a big pile with the banana slices still in a row places on top. Not cute.
Of course it taste good, I mean how can you mess up an ACAI bowl but for how much we are paying, I wish they put a little more thought in presentation… Maybe it was an ofd say Bc I am looking at photos here and it seems quite inconsistent… Someone even had heart shaped bananas? Strange…
My lack of INSTAGRAM inspiration turned into a DIY inspiration and we now make our own bowls.

I came here to impress my friend visiting who is vegan. She ordered the waffle which she was really excited about because she rarely sees vegan waffle on the menu and I ordered the wrap.
As per vegan/​organic establishments the prices were reasonable while people not used to those prices would probably be sticker shocked. What they seem to be most popular for are their shakes. We opted out but I think next time I’m going to have to try one of those.
Unfortunately, for some unknown reason my simple wrap took about 20 minutes to get to order ready and my friend being the sweet person she is, waited with her waffle until I got my food. That consequently lead to a less enticing cold waffle. That is why I drop to 3 stars. For me, service makes or breaks my experience. I understand the community feel when it comes to bussing your own tables and serving your own water, but I don’t expect to wait for a wrap that long. There was also a point when there was a long line, but it was all for shakes and there were clearly more than 1 person in the kitchen so I’m not really sure what happened, and that line didn’t last the whole 20 minutes — probably only 5 minutes.
I’ll give it another go, only for the shakes though.

I’ve paid Judahlicious about half a dozen visits in the past 18 months or so, & based on the progressively declining quality of their acai bowl, I have to update their rating to a less favorable one.
Perhaps the carelessly thrown-​together acai bowl is a result of my ordering it to-​go. Their tall plastic cups are supposed to be layer after layer of granola, banana, & their frozen acai blend, but it comes out one big, goopy mess.
«Jungle style,» which boasts raw acai & granola, costs $ 2 more than their regular bowl, but tastes no different.
Though it takes them 20+ minutes to fill my order, I don’t see them blending the acai; nothing is made fresh to order & is instead scooped from large plastic containers of ready-​made ingredients. If I’m waiting that long, best believe I’m expecting quality, freshness, & flavor, all of which are missing elements in Judahlicious’ product.
On the lookout for better. Feel free to send me your recommendations.

Been here twice now and have had really negative customer service experiences both times. No one there seems happy to be working at Judahlicious, and the bad vibes spill over to the guests. Also, very disappointed with the portions of the food for the rather expensive (especially for vegan) menu and overall blandness of a couple dishes, name the Exodus and the ½ Nekked Burrito. I had high hopes because I normally love places like this, but I’ve been let down two out of two times do far. C’mon guys, have a little pride and enthusiasm in what you do

I came here in search of raw vegan delicious food to go, and I was not disappointed. The Dahnu wrap, which was recommended, was quite tasty and flavorful. I would say pretty filling as well. Has a nice side salad and the presentation is just as fun as eating the food. I didn’t care for the onions on the salad, they were spicy and bitter, so I just picked them off. I also tried a lemon cupcake, which had a great creamy lemon flavor but was a little heavy for my taste. More like a raw cheesecake bite (re-​brand?) Prices may be high for some but I found them fitting with the quality and freshness of the food. Super friendly folks as well. I would definitely come here again.

Seriously every time I come here I encounter some of the worst customer service I have ever experienced. I am currently sitting here in judahlicious writing this review because of how upset I am.
I ordered food 30 minutes ago and 5 of the people after me have already received their orders which were acai bowls and waffles aka. the only two things I ordered. When I went up to the counter to ask the girl about it she said,“The thing broke and other people got toppings so don’t worry about it.” I have no idea what that means or where the logic is behind this statement.
In the end she said her coworker made accidentally made an extra acai bowl and I could have it… to be honest this still does not change the fact that I have had multiple bad experiences here. I don’t go to restaurants and pay just to be treated horribly for no particular reason. Also their new waffles are terrible. They used to be larger, crispier and less dry. Now I get a sweet sandy textured waffle that’s not only smaller buy also falls apart as soon as stick my fork into it.
If this restaurant wants to survive in this city they really need to get it together. I never wanted to be this brutally honest but after today it seems that I have just simply had enough. I really do hope they get it together because I actually used to like this place.

Used to love this place because they have the best Acaí bowls in San Francisco — huge portions and not too sweet with simple toppings.
Fast forward to today — I was really disappointed when I got my Acai bowl and the portion was half of what it used to be. I expressed my disappointment to the server but he only gave me a lame excuse.
I saw that the portion to-​go is the same as before. So now, I am only ordering to-​go and advise everyone else to do so. I hope they do not continue to down size their bowls when eating in because its not worth the price.

You usually wont find me at a RAW or VEGAN establishment. To each their own and this was just not one of mine. I was encouraged to go on a whim. A change of plans because we ran into trouble at Trouble Café. All the cool kids got there before us and the line was HECKA long.
We found safe haven here and treated ourselves to spacious seating. It was luxurious in comparison. :D We had a acai bowls which they are known for and I quickly saw why people loved this stuff. Imagine a parfait x delicious bonus cranked up to the max! Oh yeah it was that gosh dang good.
I may not have gone to places like this before but this could be my gateway into that world. Thanks Judahlicious.

You know the nitty gritty — $ 10 minimum charge for credit cards, super small venue so get things to go, and service is incredibly slow. What I do like about this place is that the menu is small, so you don’t have to deliberate for long, and what they do, they do well. The acai bowls are packed to the brim, and they’ll layer it so you don’t just have certain sections of your gigantic cup with only one thing. Their food is made fresh and to-​order, so go ahead and wait and watch the waves while your things get made. I highly recommend the «No shirt, no shoes» and either acai bowl. Yeah, you have to add $ 2 for any toppings, but it will get you to the $ 10 minimum, and honestly, it’s a gigantic bowl. Weekend mornings are great too because they’ll add pancakes and waffles and different eclectic vegetarian/​vegan dishes to their menu until 2pm. I’ll be coming back.
No tvs, no wifi, no BS. Just clean, good food.

I crave for their acai bowls. It just tastes so fresh and filling that there are no regrets whatsoever! This last time I also ordered the breakfast dish that tasted kind of like a samosa but with the spinach wrap and it was SOOOOO GOOD. I am definitely coming back for more of those!
It’s not the cheapest, but I mean, for good, wholesome food, who can complain? You are what you eat, right?
You so delicious, Judalicious!