Blue Hawaii Acai Cafe

Got 2 açai bowls, they were tasty and cute; the service was quick and the café as well, but it is located in a place that’s not very interesting on its own, it’s just very close to a mall and walking for ~10 min you get to the ferry building and that’s nice, so it’s either way close to some interesting locations. We payed pretty much money, $30+ for two açaís and a water, I think that’s a little too much but ok. Thank youu byee

My favorite poke bowls in the city. The only issue is how expensive they are. Years ago the largest one rounded out to maybe $14. Came in today for the first time in years and now it's $20. I get it, it's the price of business in today's world. Everything else went up in price, but that's too pricey for a lunch. I used to work downtown and would go here once a week or so, I think it's too much money for that now. But for the occasional lunch treat I still love this place. Anyway, still delicious. Like I said, I think they have the best poke bowls in the city hands down.

Both the acai bowls, and the poke bowls are outstanding. Personally, I love getting the classic acai bowl (bananas, berries, granola, and honey). So many good flavors combined together, with a good amount of nutritional value. The poke bowl includes chunks of tuna mixed with kimchee, ginger, brown rice, and your choice of sauce. It's a good portion for a filling, yet not overwhelming lunch. The other great thing about Blue Hawaii is that you can order at the counter and have your food in 5 minutes.

Decent açaí shop, the poke bowls looked good. Located in a shopping center, very loud street in front, but lots of tables outside and on the second story of the building, also a park close by to eat in. Açaí bowl had a generous amount of fruit and was multi layered as not requiring stirring, staff was friendly and gave prompt service. Would recommend.

We got two small classic bowls for an afternoon snack. The açaí was really good. It is mixed pretty well, so it's not a deep purple. It was topped with strawberries, bananas, blueberries, granola, and honey. The fruit was all good and tasted fresh. After finishing the small bowls, Robert and I both thought we should have gotten mediums or large. The small was not big enough for a snack.

Probably the best acai bowl I've EVER had! These bowls taste incredible and refreshing - you can tell the ingredients are fresh, natural, and wholesome. We got the Lime Fresh and Kaiser, and both were SO tasty. There are some chairs to sit in both in the store as well as around the Embarcadero Center which was convenient on a rainy, cold day. A definite must-try for acai bowl fans in downtown San Francisco!