Honey - San Francisco

I particularly enjoy the "build your own" option, as it allows me to choose as many toppings as I want and mix different bases. However, I found the bases I tried to be more like smoothies, and if I ate them right away, they were sometimes a bit too cold. When paired with the chia pudding, which also chilled after some time, it created an interesting texture, though not unpleasant! My favorite part is definitely the toppings, especially when combined with the base! The fruit is always very fresh and flavorful, and I love that I can customize my bowl exactly how I want it. Other highlights: I've never had to wait long. There's usually no line, or there are just a couple of people ahead of me. They prepare your bowl immediately after you order. Keep in mind, there are no seats or tables, so you either need to take your food to-go or enjoy it outside.

I really love the favorite açaí spot! I'm from Southern California and was searching for a place similar to Bansai Bowl, and Honey Bar is just what I needed! It makes me feel great. I usually go for the "Grundbae" because you can't go wrong with a classic, and it's absolutely delicious!

I was quite disappointed with my experience. I ordered a large watermelon smoothie, but it was much smaller than I expected. It cost over $10 for just a cup, which seems excessive considering a whole watermelon doesn't cost that much! The only reason I went was to try the spicy wings, which were advertised as being really good, but honestly, they just missed the mark for me.

Excellent mango smoothie, all-natural ingredients, no sugar added (aside from added sugar in Yakult probiotic).

I have the tropical daze in a size of less than $10,45) it is a decent part that comes with a basic of akas, ananas, mango and cocos water, and is dressed with bananas, ananas, kiwi, cocosflocken and a cloud of honey. this was a great selection for a warm, sunny day. I was in stonestown galleria with a demand for something cold and refreshment, and that's what it did! although it wasn't the best açaí bowl I ever had in terms of texture or taste profile, it was not excessively sweet and I appreciated the generous amount of fresh fruit toppings. To be honest, I couldn't taste the mango in the basic, so I was quite disappointed. I would like to have this taste either in the basic or as a floppy! service: friendly and fast! I went on a Thursday afternoon and it took about 10 15 minutes since there were 4 people before me. ambience: it is not sitting, but grabbing and going! the aesthetic is sweet, and I love that the bowls come to go container so they can take it with them if they don't finish it at once. next time, I'll try to build my own bowl.