Rush Bowls - Boise

The restaurant was okay. I was expecting more granola and was surprised that it was served cold. I thought it would be more of a breakfast spot, but it felt more like a Jamba Juice with a few twists. It's good on a hot day. I was expecting individual cut fruits instead of them being mixed together, but I appreciate that they informed me of the current situation. They also offer whey protein shakes that I may try in the future. Overall, it feels a bit overpriced for what you get, especially because some of the ingredients are frozen rather than fresh. I was hoping for more granola and healthier options, as the meal wasn't very filling and I left feeling hungry. Overall, it felt more like a $10 snack.

The restaurant is upscale and pricey, located outside of a major city. They do not source ingredients locally, press juices in-house, or make items from scratch. Two drinks cost $24, and they are the only ones that offer options with hemp protein and greens. It is unlikely to find acai bowls or granola dishes like theirs in Idaho. You could try making your own at home with ingredients from Trader Joe's.

I was expecting an Acai bowl like I have had at other places, including Boise Juice Co. However, mine was milky and tasteless. It seemed like it was just milk, ice, and berries mixed together. It was difficult to eat and it felt like they may have forgotten an ingredient. The staff was friendly, but the wait was long and considering the price, I cannot recommend this place.

The dishes are incredible! so are the people. the gale that helped me gave great suggestions for a beginner and I loved both so much! highly recommended!

Excellent product, excellent service, best place to get a refreshing and satisfying fruit smoothie in the valley!