Raw Addiction- Miami (Eureka Drive) - Health food restaurant in Miami - 14759 SW 184th St b10, USA

Omg so ridiculously good! Super filling but kind of expensive. 2 wraps and 2 açaí bowls were 70$ so there’s that. But if you don’t mind that then it is definitely worth it. Delicious!

Acai bowls are HUGE, fresh, and delicious. Ali (the owner) is also so kind and generous. Even shared some of his wife’s home cooked biryani with us while we waited on our bowls/smoothies!

Worth the short wait. Excellent, freshly made food. We had the açaí bowl with peanut butter and the mushroom + tofu wraps and all were excellent. Very kind owner.

This place used to be good but they now charge more & add less. View my picture to see the 4 raspberries & less than a handful of blueberries. Barley any bananas. & they charge almost $2 for barley an ounce of honey. Ridiculous.

Their cold-pressed juice, wraps and açaí bowls are delicious! So fresh and yummy.

It’s a nice, small, well decorated smoothie store. I was surprised that the smoothie place only had one size for smoothies but that’s probably because of the amount of raw ingredients they’ve got to work with, but it still works and that’s probably because there aren’t crazy amount of additives or sugar which I commend. The smoothies that my family and I got were Mango Madness, Creamy Chocolate Peanut Butter, and Dragon Berry. The smoothies were good for the most part. The Mango Madness was perfection, the Dragon Berry smoothie was pretty sweet, the Creamy Chocolate Peanut Butter was a miss. The latter barely had a chocolate taste, if anything I tasted more of the peanut butter and the spinach(which I honestly overlooked on the menu). The service was quick and attentive.

These people have the WORST freaking food I’ve had in my life. The wraps are freaking cold, literally 90% greens 10% protein NO SAUCE. The smoothies weren’t blended well and barely any chips and I spent almost $30. Just go to Publix for healthy food

This establishment is best suited for pick up & go. They don't really have tables to dine on. And its very small, you'd feel cramped with 6 or so ppl. Walking in you'll notice the larger than life menu on the wall, legible, & organized. The Acai bowls are larger than they look. But the smoothies, while very tasty, are not worth their volume unless served with a shot if rum. Essentially it's similar to what you would pay out on the beach for rum runners, daqueries & the likes. The parking lot is excellent, extra large and shady making it a good place to munch on your acais.