Sejuiced - CORONA DEL MAR

I was delighted to find that this restaurant focuses on organic ingredients. The fresh juices and custom-made smoothies lived up to their name, making it stand out from just another convenience store. I ordered a smoothie with extra ginger and loved the refreshing taste. It was delicious and I could feel the health benefits. The green energy balls were a tasty treat, and the easy rewards program made signing up a breeze.

A super cute place but it 's pricey for a bowl that isn 't good. The Peace açai bowl just wasn 't good and there were WAY too many cacao nibs it was so overpowered by cacao nibs and the açai base tasted kind of watered down. It was honestly so disappointing and I didn 't really feel like finishing it. The cacao nibs and also too many dried mulberries was a bad topping. If there were just a sprinkling of those and more fresh fruits it could be better. It 's nice that everything is organic though. They also asked if I wanted gluten free granola in it I said sure and I realized after the fact that they charge $1.50 extra for it. It would be nice if they asked would you like gluten free granola, it 's $1.50 extra . $14.25 total plus tax. Maybe this was just a one off time when I came because we came after looking at photos and not all the other peace bowls looked like mine. I wanted to love it but I just couldn 't.

I absolutely love this shop for its delicious juices, smoothies, bowls, and shots. I wish I lived closer so I could frequent it more often. Recently, I did a 3-day juice cleanse here and it was exceptional. The staff personalized everything to fit my needs, and their customer service was top-notch.

The bowl is a bit expensive, but it's convenient when you've been at the beach all day!

This restaurant is a bit too overpriced for the quality of the açai bowl. The Peace açai bowl was not good, with an excessive amount of cacao nibs that overwhelmed the taste of the açai base. It was disappointing and I was not inclined to finish it. Additionally, there were too many dried mulberries and not enough fresh fruits as toppings. The option for gluten-free granola came at an extra cost of $1.50, which was not mentioned beforehand. The total cost for the bowl was $14.25 before tax. Perhaps it was just an off day, but the presentation and taste of the bowl did not meet expectations. I wanted to enjoy it, but unfortunately, I could not.