OrganicAF- Juices, Smoothies & Acai Bowls — Restaurant in High Point

Let’s dispense with this place’s only drawback: OrganicAF is pricey AF. The ingredients are quality (and fresh), but you’re still paying $8 to $9 for a smoothie (or more for a bowl). For the budget-conscious, there are other local smoothie options.

That aside, OrganicAF has everything you could want from a local juice/smoothie shop. Staff are friendly, and online ordering is convenient. While you can customize with add-ins to your heart’s content, the preset smoothies are so good that you may not want to. The HulkAF (spinach, kale, mango, wheatgrass, banana, maple) inspires satisfaction rather than rage, and the coffee drinks (try the caramel-laced BlissedAF or the chocolatey RichAF) will stack up well against your favorite frappes (and at $4 or so, may actually be cheaper). The smoothie bowls, topped with fresh berries, granola, coconut, and chocolate chips, are delicious but can be a bit messy to eat (and should be handled/transported with care, as I unfortunately learned from experience).

Making OrganicAF a regular breakfast stop may be cost-prohibitive, but when you want something tasty, healthy, and refreshing in the morning,...

So glad that this place opened back up after unexpectedly closing for a extended duration. Everything tastes so fresh and clean and the interior is more modern and updated.

The smoothies bowls are just a good if not better than before. Don’t be fooled by the size as it’s a very filling portion. I shared it with my daughter and we couldn’t even finish it all. I appreciate that they use actual whole fruit instead of fruit concentrate from a carton that most other coffee shops tend to opt for. Toppings were plentiful and on point.

I also tried their GoldAF coffee for the first time and absolutely love it! The cold brews are made w/ almond milk, different flavor combinations and cold foam. The coffee quality itself is great, has a smooth taste and clean finish. No acidity and no stinky coffee breath afterwards. The price point for the coffees were surprisingly very affordable and reasonable compared to other coffee shops around town especially since other coffee shops charge extra for milk alternatives like soy, almond or oat. Smaller size was only $4 and the larger size...

I have been coming here since it opened. There used to be a long wait, as there was always only one employee and they would take their time making the smoothie bowls. It's also almost 30 dollars for two items. I didn't mind any of that because I loved the flavor and freshness of the smoothie bowls. I always get the acaiAF. Recently they changed the recipe and now the smoothie bowl base is completely frozen, not fresh at all. On top of that, there was more granola in my bowl than anything else. It seems like they just coated the bottom half of the bowl with the acai pre made frozen mixture and filled the rest of the bowl with granola. 30 dollars for 3 smoothie bowls is pretty expensive, but I never mind paying for quality food. Not only is it not made on the spot anymore, it didn't even have half a bowl of the "smoothie". I used to really like this place. It's cheaper for me to make my own or try elsewhere...