PoPsy

I was passing through on a long trip and this place seemed perfect! As pictured, my açaí bowl was fresh and delicious! The only thing I'd change is the fact they put the Nutella underneath the toppings and on top of the frozen base, making it freeze and turn hard when I was trying to eat it. I'd rate it an 7/10.The wrap on the other hand, yikes. Not worth the money. For $8, I would have assumed I'd get more than a spinach tortilla with 1 teaspoon of hummus, 2 slices of tomato, about 4 tiny cubes of avocado, and some strands of carrots and cucumber. I ate the vegetable contents with about 4 bites and had half the empty tortilla left. Pictured as well.I probably won't be returning again, but the açaí bowl is worth a try.

I wanted something light a delicious for lunch. Decided to give this a try and i was more than satisfied. When during my lunch however because the lady in front of me decided to place a huge order the wait did suck, but as soon as i got my bowl and tasted it. The wait was worth it! I really recommend it if your trying to have a small or light lunch meal or just trying to satisfy a craving. Its also in a cute location! I was only in town for work and Im glad I got to check this spot out, so if your visiting i so suggest you stop and try any of their fruit bowls or male your own!!

My wife made the first culinary discovery of the day in Tupelo. Since she loves frozen treats, PoPsy answered her call. First, it's located in a quant part of downtown and it's in a repurposed building. As we entered, we were amazed with the quantity and variety of frozen treats. So, both my daughter and wife chose fruit bars and were immediately impressed with the pronounced flavor of fruit. In fact, my wife had seconds and she usually does not overindulge. Finally, those frozen treats were very flavorful and we will revisit your establishment when it's hot this summer!

Had the Pitaya (dragon fruit) bowl topped with pineapple, strawberry, almond butter, and almond slivers. None of the bowls or the pop that we got had artificial or added sugars, it's all natural, which is outstanding! The granola is made locally, and does contain sugar such as honey. Everything was delicious! My son had the strawberry lemonade pop, and my eighteen-yo daughter had the tropical smoothie bowl with strawberries, pineapple, almond butter and granola. Seriously, everything was so yummy; everyone was very satisfied. Can't wait to go back!

I needed a last minute gift card because my local friend loves Popsy! I was impressed at the service and options! Such a great product! Will be back! Thank you

One of my favorite lunch spots in town! They have a ton of lunch options and snack options. You will find something here to overly satisfy your cravings/hunger! I love their açaí bowls, pitaya bowls, popsy's, and bubble tea! I've had their coffee, taro, and fruit bubble tea and love them all! My favorite is the taro with tapioca! Now, the açaí bowls and pitaya bowls are so refreshing, tasty, and fruity! They have several toppings you can choose from and you can even change the base! Just ask them! They are always more than happy to work with your preferences! I've also had their smoothies-you building your own-and it's awesome! I am obsessed with all the bowls and they fill me up! Customer service is always SPOT ON and I never have a problem. Definitely an awesome place in Tupelo!

I went to get a bubble tea. It was not good. It was more first time there so I don't know about any of their other food, but the teas are a no go!!

One of my favorite places ever to get an açaí bowl. I love that you can build your own too:)

I'm really surprised to have had kind of a ridiculous experience here. I'm from out of town, and it's great to find places that do organic/healthy/vegetarian options- ie smoothies and bowls like offered here. My problem began as soon as we came in... being someone who cares nothing about people being on cell phones at work as long as it doesn't cause them overlook their customers, I didn't originally mind that both possible employees were just chilling out without a care in the world. Though now it seems maybe that's why this all happened- the phones were just TOO lonely while we came in... I didn't know exactly what I wanted, let the girl who apparently worked here know that we would need a few minutes. But the awkward, impatient staring prompted us to make quick decisions. I asked for the Popsy bowl, but switched with hazelnut butter (nutella) instead of almond butter. The girl behind the counter said they didn't offer hazelnut butter. I was surprised, thought I had just read Nutella, and suggested that maybe I meant to say Nutella... again, she was confused. The other person present, a younger dude, piped up that Nutella was hazelnut butter. So, I laughed off my own confusion and asked if I could have that instead of almond butter. My boyfriend ordered a turkey wrap.We sat and waited for our order, had it to go, so we could get on the road. The time to make these orders while there were zero other customers around was suspicious but it's a small town store, so not a big drawback....What IS a big drawback is that when I was handed our order, checked it on back in the car, it was just a tiny little açaí bowl with **almond butter** all on the top. And no form of cutlery to make this incorrect meal even happen... so I went back inside to ask for a spoon. I don't know if it's just a rainy bad weekday or what, but when I pointed out that the bowl in my hand had almond butter rather than Nutella (I said "just so you know, in case anyone asks any other time, Nutella is a lot darker in brown than almond butter, which is what this is"...) this girl simply seemed to ignore me, and it wasn't until she was holding out a brown bag with a spoon out that she coldly asked if I'd like another one made. Considering the service, wait, and almost $40 cost of the incorrect meal (including a totally TINY "wrap"), I figured it would be a huge burden on these kids to make yet another confusing option from the menu of their store. I don't consider myself that much of a stickler- but if I specifically request something with my order that is offered on a printed menu, there is a conversation about said change, and I STILL end up with the wrong order, I absolutely can't trust food to be remade properly. I wanted this to be awesome, really tried to stay positive and just be thrilled this wasn't fast food... but maybe try giving your workers some training or education on the store or food you offer before they're so ready to just take money from hands.