Boulevard of Greens

Stopped by after working out. Everything was supper fresh and tasty. Good portion sizes and the menu has a good variety for everyone.

I love the vibes of this place and the service was good, but I wasn't crazy about their chai.

The toasts (tartines) are all amazing, very filling so we usually get a couple to share, try them you won't be disappointed! Coffee is also really good, the space is nice, bright and welcoming. Staff are polite, could be a little more engaging with menu questions. Overall a good spot to get a healthy tasty bite!

This was my go-to for healthy meals while traveling to the FW area. At first glance, and after viewing the menu I was comforted knowing I'd be able to accommodate dietary preferences. I will say the offerings are good, but there are a handful of elements lacking to receive 4 stars. Sweet Potato Brownie: the display case was stocked with large squares of what appeared to be a moist brownie; however, the one I was served was a corner piece, about 1/2 the size of the other pieces which were at the front of the display case. The brownie itself was a thick and cake-like, not dense and chewy gooey. I ate half of it cold and took the other half home and warmed it up. I will say it was better warmed. Kinda hefty - $6 (especially for the subpar piece I got). I wouldn't order it again.Boulevard Cookie: Beautifully displayed, but when I was handed the cookie the worker apologized and said, "they're all falling apart, sorry." I get it, not everything is perfect, but part of the pleasure of eating something is its presentation, so I had a crumbled cookie in a bag... eating crumbled cookie from a bag (think soft granola at this point). I will say the cookie was mighty delicious, but it was not a great experience because it wasn't a "cookie". I would order it again and be prepared for the disappointment of a crumbly mess. Coconut Almond Pudding: Calling all fans of almond extract. This is a nice, thick pudding. Subtly sweet with allulose, with a big bang of almond extract. I would prefer not to have the coconut on top because it doesn't retain its crunch since it's packed in a to-go container and sits directly on top of the pudding. Blueberry chia pudding: Large bowl, topped with diced green apple, agave, and granola + pecans. The pudding itself is very very mild in flavor, but there are a lot of fresh blueberries in the pudding. I liked the ample amount of chia, but the price is a bit too high for the average (low) wow factor of the pudding. Bimini smoothie bowl: I love blue spirulina, so that's why I got this bowl. The smoothie part was pretty bland. The granola was very good, but the best part was the crunch dried mulberries. I wouldn't order it again for the lofty price and lack of satisfaction.Kale Crunch Salad: I grabbed a small version of this from the grab and go case. It's dressed with a mild dressing. I ordered an extra side of the red pepper spicy miso dressing. Added to the salad, it was really good and satisfying. One down fall, the kale is curly kale, not massaged, so it's tough and makes for workout chewing and is rough on the digestion.Bay Bridge Tartine: I think I was most excited about this dish, perhaps that is why I was totally disappointed. The menu says "think cut double toasted sourdough" FAR from that. It's a super thin piece of toast and the besides the crust/edges being extra crispy, the bread was not nearly double toasted. Seemed more like barely toasted. The deep sea dip (hummus) was plentiful, and I like the addition of whole chickpeas in the hummus too, plus the nori. But being a tartine, and bread is the prime component, this order was a flop!Delta Bowl: Very good. I subbed quinoa for the brown rice. The menu says "shredded kale" and it's NOT. The curly kale is very large pieces and as raw as it gets, so it's extremely difficult to chew and eat. The broccoli is also raw in this dish, as is the carrots and cabbage. Think more of a salad with the warmed quinoa and black eyed peas. I opted to add the tofu to this dish and I'm glad I did. It's served warmed, seasoned with salt and pepper. Overall, I did like the bowl and would order it again w/the addition of tofu. The house poppy seed dressing is yummy. Bandra Bowl: Loved all the elements of this dish and the mix of flavors, but again, kale is NOT shredded and is in very large pieces. Raw as it gets, so again, it's extremely difficult to chew and eat. Enjoyed the curry sauce it's served with. I took this bowl to go, and I'm glad I did because I could warm it to wilt the kale. The inside is very spacious with all kinds of room to work, read, relax and visit. Complimentary self-serve water is available. Wi-fi is available. Big parking lot. Great specials: mTuesday Tartine, and Happy Hour M-F $2 discount on hot bowls. Service/staff is just okay, not too welcoming or friendly.

We went to Boulevard of Greens for coffee and did not try any of the food. The coffee was alright, but pretty small for the price. It is a cool atmosphere in the shop and the food menu looked pretty healthy and extensive. Next time, we are going to get a few salads and smoothies!

I am obsessed. I absolutely love everything I have tried, the staff is super friendly and helpful with suggestions. The restaurant is calm and I feel good inside and out eating here! The food is delicious with varying textures and flavor combinations I could never have dreamt of! Love love love Boulevard of Greens! I need this place everywhere I travel to!

West side vegan treasure has a wide variety of options in addition to smoothies and salads. Don't miss the pop tarts. I came to have a doughnut, but they were sold out so I had a pop tart instead and it tasted better than a doughnut!

Staff is always friendly, we ordered bought 10 juices between my husband and I. This is the second time we try the apple, beet, celery ginger juice and it tasted like pure celery both times. It's like they just add beet for color and no apple or ginger. There wasn't even the slightest taste of ginger, apple or beet in the juice. The Golden Gate Bridge was very tasty. Love the turmeric and black pepper with the orange, pineapple and carrot. Also tried the ginger berry crumble and it was very delicious. Not too sweet.

Great food, I ordered the coconut pudding and the granola bar. Also, the service was nice. I will be back.

Amazing vegan food in Fort Worth. Another great addition to meat free and delicious dining options.