Lueberry Acai & Superfoods

Went on a Sunday. I don't know about you, but i like a cool breakfast on a hot summer day. Parking on street was pretty easy nearby and free. I ordered the large East market açaí bowl. Their bananas were green so she listed a bunch of alternative fruit and I sub'd raspberries and added almond butter for an extra dollar. Was excited to enjoy my açaí bowl and then stroll around the local boutiques for treasures.When mine was ready, she called me to the counter with a smile and I grabbed my yummy looking (and tasting!) bowl. Loved the crisp of the granola. The açaí mix was more like crispy ice chips than the creamy texture I'm used to but it's so hot, it was welcome. Flavor was great, not sweetened! Loaded with fruit toppings, this is well worth the money.It seems standard to have your meal packaged to go, though there are a half dozen tables inside and a couple outside to sit at if you wish. My main suggestion is to offer a different spoon to eat these. My flimsy plastic spoon felt like a mismatch for the textures and depth of the bowl (and for the quality of the food). Overall, I'd recommend this place for flavor, value, and location!

Got the Lue-berry Blast salad (spinach, romaine, strawberries, blueberries, mandarin oranges, grapes, almonds, goat cheese, granola and goji berries with sweet acai berry-balsamic vinaigrette.) This salad was INCREDIBLE and huge and delicious, I was floored by how it looked when I opened it.The only two Issues I had were that I guess they were out of grapes because my salad had none. They were also out of the vinaigrette so I chose a mandarin ginger which was OK.The shop is small, with a few tables, I got the vibe that this is more of a takeout spot than anything. The workers were helpful and pleasant, I am thrilled this place is so close to my work, I plan on coming back to try more off the menu!

I gave Lueberry a second chance and was met with disappointment.When I walked up to the register I smiled at cashier and waited, it took a moment for her to ask me what I wanted and when she did finally speak to me I got the impression I was unwelcome. I quickly ordered *and tipped* before stepping to the other side of the bar to wait for my smoothie.I tried the green smoothie... and I regret it. For the first millisecond of trying it you taste bananas and peanut butter (yum) but by the time you swallow a very nasty raw vegetable taste rises and sticks to the sides of your tongue. I am not exactly sure how people stomach this but I was disgusted. I ravished my car for a water to wash away the taste, when I came up empty I settled on a mint. Even a few mints wasn't able to get the taste out of my mouth. I'm not sure what went wrong. I overheard the cashier giving the girl making my smoothie directions on how much ingredients to add, so perhaps there was a miscommunication. But after one mediocre experience and one bad experience I won't be returning.

Acai bowl tastes fine. Service is slow and disorganized. No other customers are ahead of me and no other orders are being made yet between 3 workers, an acai bowl and toast took 20 minutes. Additional customers followed in after me but there is no receipt or ticketing system so how is anyone going to know whose order belongs to whom? And somehow a place dedicated to open face, cutesy, toast sandwiches doesn't have avocado available at 9:30am on a Friday. This place is for the 'gram only with their neon signs and grass wall. I should've gone to any other cafe on the street.

A very cute place. It gives off a small coffee shop vibe. There's a few tables you can eat at or work from. There was only 1 person when I went so the service was a bit slow, but everything is freshly made so it's understandable. But I'd call ahead if you were on a time crunch. They have a good selection from açaí bowls, salads, smoothies and sandwiches. I bought a salad and it was a great amount for the price. Everything is fresh and tastes delicious. There's street parking in front of the restaurant.

This place has the best tasting and best priced açaí bowls in town! I stopped in mid-afternoon for my favorite East Market bowl, minus bananas with peanut butter substituted instead. The presentation is always beautiful and the bowl is perfectly proportioned! The other places in town pale in comparison, charge more money and give you half the portion. The NuLu location is my favorite but I also stop at the one in St. Matthews Mall when I'm out that way! Totally recommend you give this place a try!

Needed a healthy lunch and on the recommendation of the Residence Inn manager, Nathan, I walked down to Lueberry. Had a great chicken wrap along with a nice smoothie. I enjoyed it so much I came back the next day and got the exact same order for my road trip to Nashville. Only issue was the 2nd time they gave me a bbq sauce to go with the wrap when I had the ranch the day before. Not sure why they put bbq sauce with my to-go order. The wrap with ranch was excellent. Nice people too.

Tried the power green smoothie and it was exactly what I needed on a hot day! Refreshing without feeling heavy. The woman helping us was so friendly and even made a little extra smoothie when my husband was on the fence about whether he should get his own-so sweet! The açaí bowl at another table looked delicious. Great little shop with a few tables and great vibe to pop in for a quick meal.

Okay I'm sure people have had great food/bowls/smoothies from here BUT I DID NOT. This looks good on the outside based on all the toppings. I came in right when they opened around 930am on a Sunday. (June 11th) Long story short- it was like eating ICE with flavoring. I literally was taking bites of shaved ice. I eat Acai bowls allll the time & this was the worse. I come to Louisville a lot & I'll be back to try something else I just hope it's better next time.

Açaí didn't have any flavor. Thank goodness the fruit was decent. Bruschetta tasted good but looked weird. Everything served in to go containers. To be in NuLu, I expected more.