Cocobeet - Boston

Steven Warren 

on Google

a week ago

A nice little healthy place to grab a bite to eat. Drinks are around $10, and bowls are around $16. The food tastes good so I would recommend coming here. On all of their juices in the fridge they point out that it all unpasteurized. 

Cory Edwards 

on Google

4 weeks ago

Good Acai. Not great. Too much Acai base and not enough fruit and granola. The fruit and the granola are really good (and gluten free), but you’re left with a large portion of melting Acai base and no toppings after just a few bites. Need to add lots more topping options. Also, nowhere inside to really eat. There are mini tables that are as short as the seats themselves. 

Eva Markiewicz 

on Google

2 months ago

5 stars – Nourishment for body and spirit (and joyfully kid-approved) Cocobeet is one of those rare places that feels like a breath of fresh air—clean, calm, and full of vibrant, healthy food that’s actually delicious. From colorful veggie juices to silky açaí bowls, hearty veggie bowls, avocado toast, and waffles that somehow feel both indulgent and wholesome, everything is thoughtfully made. The staff are warm, welcoming, and genuinely kind—especially with children. My kids were greeted with smiles and devoured their aça... read more

P G 

on Google

3 weeks ago

Ordered Chia pudding and quinoa sliders via uber eats. Both dishes are yummy! The dishes were packed nicely to prevent any leakage. 

jenn simbomi 

on Google

3 months ago

Parking sucks- two cute little tables inside or can hang out outside at government center park. People were a little snobby.