Sunlife Organics — Restaurant in Los Angeles

Since working close to the Westfield Century City Mall, I'm finding myself going daily to try all of the different little food and drink spots. Sunlife Organics is a juice bar that offers an array of healthy drinks and acai. They not only offer these items, but they also offer “a way of life fueled by the belief that you matter”. I love that!

I've gotten a pink cloud smoothie and an acai bowl from here. The pink cloud smoothie was great! It has dragon fruit which I see myself really into these days. The acai bowl was also great! It had strawberries, blueberries, bananas, granola, and honey drizzle. It was good but I might not get the granola next time. It wasn't a granola I'm used to and the texture was off for me.

The staff was great and I love the healthy feeling I get when I have their smoothies. The ambiance of the place is very authentic with foods and items to help heal your body. To oils, crystals, snacks, and of course juices...

Edited: got sun life at century city a second time — the bliss bowl. The bowls are sweet and taste like dessert, they load a good amount of toppings on there so if you’re health conscious just be mindful of the portion sizes. I had the avocado toast and I wish I got it without balsamic glaze because it felt like a lot of sauce / oil on the avo toast. It was pretty average, would probably get avo toasts somewhere else. Not bad though. Love the vibes and the energy in the shop!

Delicious bowls - I had an acai bowl and it was really good. They put a ton of toppings on there, I feel like they overdid the granola and the coconut meat but overall it was good. It’s sweeter than some other acai blended bowls, like the ones from pressed. I think their bowls are better than pressed. As with most commercial bowls I feel like the portion sizes sometimes may be larger than what is healthy but the bowl itself was satisfying and is a great option...

Unprofessional and Rude Service

I visited this coffee shop/dessert place at 7:58 am, believing it was open as I saw a few people inside. However, upon trying to open the door, I was met with an employee named Tyler, who informed me that they were closed. The way he handled the situation was highly unprofessional and rude.

Despite my attempt to ask about their opening hours, Tyler disregarded my presence and made me feel invisible. As someone who takes pride in my appearance and demeanor, it was disheartening to receive such treatment.

The lack of basic courtesy and professionalism displayed by Tyler left me emotionally upset and disappointed. It’s essential for staff members to communicate with customers in a respectful manner, regardless of the...