Sweetberry Greenville seeks to inspire healthier eating for all. We are your premier health food store in Greenville, SC. If you think all health food is the same, think again. Full of fresh fruits, veggies, lean proteins, and vivid, natural colors, everything on our menu is absolutely delectable and will leave you feeling totally satisfied. We have revolutionized the health food game with our acai bowls topped with granola, chocolate protein, banana, and peanut butter; mango chicken poke bowl with carrots, lime juice, onions, and fried garlic; greek goddess salads loaded with quinoa, chickpeas, olives, tomatoes, red onions, and feta cheese; and so many other tasty options. Visit us today.
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Address: 233 N Main St #11, Greenville, SC 29601
Phone: (732) 655-8002
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Reviews
Jeremy Cowan
Fabulous, fabulous pitaya (dragon fruit) bowls!
Built my own bowl with pitaya base, granola, blueberries, mango, and kiwi slices, topped with almond butter and cacao nibs!
Will absolutely order this again. Flavor explosion of healthy fats and antioxidants. I like to “eat the rainbow,” as they say. And this is a perfect place to do it. Competitively priced with other smoothie bowl places like Southern Pressed and CoCo Bowls.
Lots of basic, but fun greenery decorations provide a jungle vibe. Bathroom was in good working order and clean.
Highly recommend if you’re on the north end of Main Street in downtown GVL looking for a fun, tasty, healthy pick me up.
… moreBuilt my own bowl with pitaya base, granola, blueberries, mango, and kiwi slices, topped with almond butter and cacao nibs!
Will absolutely order this again. Flavor explosion of healthy fats and antioxidants. I like to “eat the rainbow,” as they say. And this is a perfect place to do it. Competitively priced with other smoothie bowl places like Southern Pressed and CoCo Bowls.
Lots of basic, but fun greenery decorations provide a jungle vibe. Bathroom was in good working order and clean.
Highly recommend if you’re on the north end of Main Street in downtown GVL looking for a fun, tasty, healthy pick me up.
S M
I tried the acai bowl and loved it! The staff was really friendly and helpful and I’ve been back several times since! Their salads are amazing too. This place has become a regular in my lunch rotation!
… moreQuana Johnson
I built my own soothie bowl & it was so good! The ingredients were fresh and the base wasn’t overly sweet and it was a huge portion ( I ate half for dinner and half for breakfast) If I was doing a review on the smoothie bowl itself it would have been a 5 star review. The poke bowl was the coco shrimp. I like that I was able to change the base from rice to mixed greens, it also comes with rice puffs, but I left those off. It was very light and refreshing. Reminded me of a bowl of sushi without the seaweed. It was just ok…nothing I would have to order again.
… moreAlli McDyer
Great Açaí bowls and wraps! They have lunch, dinner, and quick snack options. The inside is so cute— perfect for a photo with your bowl! The staff was kind and super quick with service. This was the perfect lunch break after shopping around on the strip!
… moreHannah Land
I ordered a baja wrap and it was pretty disgusting. They gave it to me in the wrong kind of tortilla, and I ordered it smashed on the panini press, but the inside was completely cold. The chicken had a rubbery texture. I wouldn’t recommend this to anyone.
… moreicecreamsniffer
Very cute pink and green place in downtown Greenville. Very organic vibe. Super fresh tasting smoothie! Def will return to try a bowl because the cashier James (whose fine as heck to look at) let me sample the bee pollen and smoothie bases.
… moreMatthew Henry
Great start to introducing the south to smoothie and poke bowls. All of Greenville needs to come try them, healthy and fresh. I’d encourage management to look at pictures of especially poke bowls from other places. They need to pile on the toppings, not skimp.
… moreMolly Timmons
Super cute “vibe” yummy açaí. I tried the hermosa and OG… yes I ate two (separate sittings ) it was BOGO on this particular Tuesday! ♀️
… moreChantel Vandevelde
Loved! Amazing bowls, and they sometimes have buy one get 1 fewer Thursdays.
… moreCiid
I was excited to hear that Sweetberry brought on poke bowls because they’re one of my favorite things, but I was disappointed in the overall quality and price.
For starters, a 2 scoop bowl cost me $16 before tip? I thought that price was outrageous, considering I’ve had better quality for cheaper in other poke bowl restaurants and in other states. The “sushi” rice was extremely dry and their “ponzu” sauce was actually soy sauce, which isn’t a preference of mine. It threw me off entirely. And the to-go bowls provided simply aren’t big enough for easy mixing since my sauce was separate (that I didn’t ask for).
I also had gone in on a slow time, aka just myself in the restaurant, and it took about 20 minutes for two girls to make my bowl. I’m not sure if they were working on online orders, but I was disappointed in how long it took.
Overall, it tasted alright but it’s not worth the price. I might try the actual sweet bowls next time for a 2nd chance. Go get poke elsewhere.
… moreFor starters, a 2 scoop bowl cost me $16 before tip? I thought that price was outrageous, considering I’ve had better quality for cheaper in other poke bowl restaurants and in other states. The “sushi” rice was extremely dry and their “ponzu” sauce was actually soy sauce, which isn’t a preference of mine. It threw me off entirely. And the to-go bowls provided simply aren’t big enough for easy mixing since my sauce was separate (that I didn’t ask for).
I also had gone in on a slow time, aka just myself in the restaurant, and it took about 20 minutes for two girls to make my bowl. I’m not sure if they were working on online orders, but I was disappointed in how long it took.
Overall, it tasted alright but it’s not worth the price. I might try the actual sweet bowls next time for a 2nd chance. Go get poke elsewhere.