A vegan, organic grab n' go sells pre-made cooked & raw food, cold pressed juices and juice cleanse programs. Also has warm grain bowls, avocado toast, and turmeric or regular lattes made with either almond or cashew milk. Limited seating available inside. Second location (first one is in Boston). Confirmed open March 2022. Open Mon-Sun 8:00am-6:00pm.
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57 Central St, Wellesley, Massachusetts, USA, 02482
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Added by iamrunningthis on 18 Jun 2017
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9 Reviews
First Review by iamrunningthis
zedland
Points +60
the options are a plus! - Edit
i’ll start by saying i like their waffles a lot - i love a baked good and breakfast foods (waffles/pancakes/muffins) are some of my favorites. however i will admit i think the price, alongside their “cleanses” are some aspects that turn me away. i really want to love everything about them but i think their price (for example - 16 dollars for waffles) is exorbitant. however, they have really decent breakfast items and they allow for online ordering - plus they are local which all feel like pluses to me. i wish they were a little more reasonable in cost - but i do enjoy their food. it’s certainly not the best breakfast items i’ve had, but it’s an option, and a decent one at that.
Read moreCons: expensive
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RavishingRavenous
Points +3300
Refreshing juices and smoothies - Edit
What we love about Cocobeet is how fast, fresh, and healthy it is. We typically go for juices or protein smoothies right after a run or bike ride. And it's 100% what my body is craving for. I also love their coconut meat yogurt.
Read moreWe recently tried their Mediterranean Bowl and Maitake Avocado Toast. My husband liked the Mediterranean Bowl. He remarked that the falafel had a surprising texture as if it was intended to be raw with rolled oats versus a traditional falefel is fried. I really enjoyed the Maitake Toast, smoky like its intended to replace bacon bits. I would definitely like to try more items on the menu. Many of the sauces and dishes contain cashews, which I have a sensitivity. Luckily, they can accomodatebto an extent.
The only thing I dislike about Cocobeet is the price for what it is. We usually leave after paying $50 to $70 for two. A bit spendy for either 2 smoothies with 2 juices or 2 entrees with 2 juices. I feel like I can go someplace else for a much nicer meal versus a quick grab and go.
Updated from previous review on 2024-08-13
Pros: Tasty drinks and yogurts
Cons: Cashew based for most food items, Kind of pricy
veganqueenofqueensnyc
Ridiculously expensive IMO
Read moreRavishingRavenous
yes really expensive!!
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VeganbyChoice
Points +1763
Healthy and Vegan - Edit
1st time here. Street parking available. Clean. Indoor seating available. Counter service. Fridges available with foods, juices, and smoothies. Made to order items available. I ordered their Blue Coconut Superfood Smoothie bowl - which they made in a cup for me. It was good. Also had avocado and chickpea hummus toast. Two slices of toast. Lite in the hummus (had to check to see if they forgot it). Avocado was good. Overall it was good. Sold in the organic and healthy vegan choice. Not sold on the price ($32 for those two items)
Read morePros: Clean, Healthy 100% Vegan
Cons: Pricey
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victoriadorothy1
Points +488
Kind of crappy idealogies, okay food - Edit
There promotion of cleanses give me the ick (that is what your liver was for) but we did like the food we ate and appreciated that it was all plant based
Read morePros: Pretty yummy
Cons: Expensive, Promotes “cleanses” which are bs
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XOXO
Points +1894
Great selection of creative juices - Edit
Salads are ok, but this place really shines for juices. Give it a try.
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Donna26.2
Points +20
Great find! - Edit
Driving around and hit my trusty happy cow app. So glad I did! Cocobeet will be a regular from now on. I had a sprouted grain sandwich with avocado and tomato. Dessert was a spectacular berry vanilla chia pudding! I was going to save half for the next day but I just couldn’t do it! Devoured the entire large serving!
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urgirlthevegan
Points +29
Some good, some not so good - Edit
The ambience is strikingly similar to Juice Press (but with loud music). It’s a convient and healthy grab-and-go place. But if I had an option, I would definitely dine some place else.
Read morePros: a few yummy dishes (the mousse and quinoa balls), friendly staff, speedy
Cons: sandwiches are bad (not fresh), music is too loud, pricy
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westofboston
Points +20
Great lunch spot!! - Edit
The best avocado toast in the western burbs!
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iamrunningthis
Points +177
Great grab and go offerings for breakfast and lunch - Edit
Great selection of premade juices and smoothies, and offerings like avocado sandwiches and raw oats to go. Made to order quinoa and acai bowls are delicious with good toppings. Offers espresso drinks but not drip coffee. If you need a vegan lunch or breakfast to go, it can't be beaten in terms of speed and taste.
Read morePros: fast, delicious
Cons: expensive, plastic packaging
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