Pablo's Bowls 60th Street

The place was tucked into the end of a small plaza. It was sparsely decorated inside… just the menu, t-shirts, and a long table with some stools against the window. The table didn’t look like it had been cleaned in a while. The bowls had predetermined ingredients, however, they did allow modifications. The bowls were a decent size (probably 16 oz) and contained plenty of toppings to last all the way through. Everything tasted great! The bowls were a bit pricey at $14.95 each, plus $1 for a little bit of peanut butter (which is crazy). But it was filling and the fruit was fresh, so I guess it’s comparable to “beach pricing.”

Good place for an acai bowl and coffee! A little pricey but the bowls were refreshing and we ate them right across the street on the beach.

They use puree not whole fruit. Their items do taste good as long as you are ok with high sugar content. I got an acai smoothie that was supposed to include a variety of fruits including bananas PB and blended with almond milk and chocolate whey. I could taste none of these ingredients and it tasted like apple juice. When I asked they said they said they used a puree so it might taste different. They did offer to remake it, but assuming the ingredients would be the same I declined. The staff was perfectly polite and the establishment was clean but the ingredient quality left a lot to be desired.

Delicious as always! New location at 60th street does not disappoint. Yummy, healthy, and fast and friendly service. I ordered the Pineapple Express Bowl and my husband got his usual Nosara Bowl. Both so good!

Bowls were good, well the 2 of the 3 we bought. We got ours to-go, and were given ill-fitting drink lids that caused a catastrophe. Please get proper lids.