Cocobeet

This was my first time at Cocobeet, and it was so delicious! I was able to have a large bowl with oatmeal, sunflower butter, berry compote, chia seeds, bananas, coconut, and blueberries. It was made to order. Highly recommend! Their fresh juices we also wonderful, fresh, and there were a wide selection of options. :-)

I have been to the Boston Cocobeet hundreds of times and have never ever been disappointed. I recently went to the Wellesley location and everything is as delicious as Boston. Everything you eat tastes like an indulgence. You know you are getting quality food in addition to the taste. The staff and ownership is the best I’ve experienced from a service and consistency standpoint which is remarkable. Favorites are the Kale Chips, Blue Coconut, Banana Chai, Forbidden Juice. Desserts are delicious. Açaí bowl is also incredible.

Expensive, but 100% plant-based place! Would be interesting to hear if palm oil-free too. * waffles - excellent waffles, great texture, fresh fruit, only issue was the amount of vegan butter given was paltry. They gave me another when I asked. * Quinoa falafel balls over greens and dip - good * salt caramel raw dessert - very good

Like others have said beware this business. Açaí bowls are fantastic and I drive out of my way to get one 3-4 times a week. Then why beware. Employees as others have stated. Always so slow they seem barely alive. 15-20 minutes for them to get around to making the bowl. Then if you sit while waiting you have to keep getting up to see if your order is ready because even though they write your name on order they don’t call it out! Guess this is not Starbucks. I’ve put up with this because I’m retired with plenty of time on my hands and they are good. This is my first ever review so I’m likely providing more info than necessary. But the final straw was today November 16 if owner cares at all what happens in establishment. I usually take to go but was out shopping tired and wanted to sit and go online. Phone was dead and needed WiFi for iPad. Find it. It needs password. Go up to girl at counter and ask about password. Her lack of answer says it all! I have to suggest she walk to the kitchen to see if anyone knows. I hear a male voice say no idea. I take my bowl and leave. For what it’s worth bowls are small compared to most other places and more expensive. At about $14 with tax for an undersized bowl it’s hard to imagine I ever bothered going there. I should add that I am handicapped so every time I have to get up to see if order is ready causes pain. And also that when I asked about WiFi I was the only customer in the store. I don’t believe this is a real business. Must be vanity project, tax write off, or money laundering