Café Tropics

Stopped by here on a bike ride around the bay after seeing that they offered vegan options.While they current only offer a few sandwich options, all three sounded delicious. I opted for the Wild N' Free panini on focaccia with cheddar cheese, arugula, sun-dried tomatoes, and vegetarise mayo. It was almost like an adult/upgraded grilled cheese, so good!! Blended with coconut milk, dragon fruit, banana, pineapple, and agave, the Tink Smoothie was the perfect pick me up that gave me a boost of energy to finish my ride. Employees were very nice and the food came fairly quickly considering the smaller size of the kitchen area. While this location makes it easy to grab food to take too the park or bay, the decor is so cute that I actually wanted to dine in! Love this place! Looking forward to trying new paninis and smoothies next time!

We were at Bahia Point and love that we were able to find an açaí place nearby. They also carry smoothies and coffee. We ordered the mermaid, no worries, and blue paradise and they were all good. The fruits were fresh and were blended well. For 5 açaí and coffee, the total came out to almost $80. Expected since it's near the beach. No complaints from us and the service was good.

***Best açaí bowl in San Diego ***If you are in the Mission Beach area (near Belmont Park) stop by here. We came upon it as a pit stop on our bike journey around Mission Bay. What a surprise and great reward! Great selection of açaí bowls of various sizes. Smoothies, toasts, paninis, coffee, and more. Friendly service with a smile and lots of comfy seating spots in a large cozy space.Great place to hang and chill + relax.Oh, and did I say they have the best açai bowls in San Diego!!!

Did a staycation at Bahia Resort and stopped here for a drink after a walk. We ordered the Strawberry n' coco cream and perk up, buttercup smoothies. Smoothies were delicious. The ladies that helped us were friendly. The cafe has a cute interior and plenty of seating options inside with a few spots outside. Great people watching spot.

Visited with my bestie (aka 9yo daughter) who loves Acai bowls as much as I do. We like to share one every time we're in a beach town. I'd like to try them everywhere but $$$$.This one was $13 and some change with tax and tip. Agave instead of honey. Out of blueberries, but we like strawberries more anyway, so that was okay.I rate it a B+. We're spoiled and have had Acai in Hawaii and all over the place. It was a bit too sweet and more granola than I would've liked. We prefer heavy Acai, light granola, heavy fruit. Maybe I should specify to the makers.We make them at home with the pure stuff and they're a little bitter, which we love. Was good, but would try another place for variety's sake next time.Great central location to Belmont and the park.

Very delicious açaí bowls and very customizable, both in quantity and toppings. There is a lot of seating inside and some outside. Even when it's busier it doesn't take that long to get your order

Really good bowls and very refreshing. I love how tropical the cafe is. I look forward to trying other flavors.

Phenomenal Açaí bowls- went back the next day because they were so good! Highly recommend!

Food is good and super cute seating areas but man, the morning barista seemed to really hate her job. It was almost uncomfortable coming back for a second time while we are on vacation. Definitely felt like we were putting her out and we came on two different occasions. While the avacado toast is excellent, depending on the day you may get 1 or 2 pieces of taste which makes no sense. When we asked the barista she just said, "it depends on the day and size of bread" but the size difference was literally half from the first time we ordered it.

Takes way too long to get your food. I ordered an acai bowl and it took 35 min for me to get it out!