Sproutz

I love this place so much. I eat here almost every single day. Their pesto chicken bowl is my fave with cauliflower rice and avocado. I also love their salmon bowl and salads. And their smoothies (specifically La Frida) is absolutely addicting and packed with protein. Their coffee is very rich and smooth as well. Furthermore, their staff is always so nice and accommodating. Ross always takes care of us and always has a smile on her face as do the other ladies and gentleman. Very polite and friendly.

I have different food allergies and it was easy to customize my order! Very healthy AND tasty. Service was very helpful and very friendly! I felt safe in them understanding allergies.

I recently visited this restaurant and had mixed feelings about the experience. The place was very clean when I arrived, and the staff was friendly, which I appreciated. I ordered a wrap, and while the taste was okay, the portion size was disappointing—half the wrap was barely the size of my car key, and it cost $12 (a total of $24 for my order). What really bothered me was the hidden service charge applied to a pickup order. The menu states a 5% service charge, which should have been $1, but I was charged 10%, or $2. It’s not about the dollar amount—it’s about the principle. Adding a higher, undisclosed fee for pickup feels dishonest and leaves a bad impression.

Sproutz is a clean, modern spot with friendly service and a tech-savvy setup—ordering is done via iPad at the counter. We had the poke bowls, which were fresh, delicious, and generously portioned. A great choice for a quick, healthy meal in the area. Would definitely be coming back!

Nothing Like a Warm Smoothie in Hot Miami! Because what could be better than sipping a **lukewarm** mango smoothie in the blazing heat of *Hot Miami*? Refreshing, right? Totally what I needed while melting on the sidewalk. I paid $11 for what I *thought* would be a cool, tropical treat. Instead, I got a warm, sad cup of mango-flavored confusion. When I asked the cashier why it wasn’t cold, she didn’t speak any English and simply tossed in a few ice cubes like that would magically fix it. Now it was just a **watered-down**, barely-mango, disappointment slush. And just to top it all off? The hotel gave me a coupon I couldn’t even use—because apparently, spending $19 disqualifies you from saving a dime. Love that. So to recap: Hot Miami sun. Warm smoothie. Frozen muffin. Useless coupon. A