Crazy Fruits Bainbridge — Restaurant in New York

I like this place, it's convenient and inexpensive but some of the employees have poor customer service skills. Is this an outer-borough thing where you don't have to treat paying customers with the basic courtesy they deserve? I'm not used to such dismissive attitudes when I'm paying for a product. No one wants someone with a "stink face" making their food or beverage, right? Additionally, do they use actual tried and true recipes to make their smoothies and juices? I ordered a peanut butter, banana and soy milk smoothie. It was so thick I could hardly move the straw in the drink, let alone sip through the straw. It looked like cake batter! When I got to work I had to pour half of it out and add milk to get the proper consistency. They need more quality control when preparing their drinks. I can't believe I have to tell a juice stand they need to do better at making drinks. 2 stars for the awful smoothie this morning and the piss...

I discovered Crazy Fruits as I was heading north on Bainbridge on my way to Bronx Central North Hospital. I was thirsty and suffering with a sinus headache when I noticed the location. On both sides of the open window where they serve you were two large, colorful menu signs with over 100 drink selections to choose. Next to each numbered selection are one or more health-related symptoms or benefits. I opted for number 43 which consisted of beets, carrots, ginger and cucumber. The drink was both delicious and refreshing. By the time I arrived at the hospital the smoothie was was done...as well as my headache. To say that the smoothie cured my headache would be an anecdotal. The fact is that if you want a great heathly smoothie or any other fruit-related taste treat, check out...

Got the berry blend açaí bowl today and I could not be more disappointed. I was super excited to try this but when I went to dig in, I found that the açaí base was completely watery and had no density what so ever. Pretty much feels like I’m eating a bowl of cold soup with fruits floating in it. I can tell the açaí mixture was frozen and then re-blended because when I tried to eat it by the time I got home (not even 10 minutes later) it seemed like the ice melted causing it to be a watery mess. I’ve never had a watery Açaí bowl and had no intention of drinking this instead of enjoying it as a meal. I’m certain a freshly made smoothie would’ve had more density than this. First photo I took before I dug in and you can see the fruits sinking...