Where to Find Sydney's Top 3 Acai Bowls
30 March, 2020
Sydney’s love affair with the South, and Central American purple berry has extended well beyond the duration of a fad. The lengthy list of health benefits associated with its consumption, combined with a divine taste and texture have made acai bowl addicts out of the some of the most resistant of palates. But, it is the always present connection to the beach and Brazilian surf culture which has made Sydney, being a large coastal city, the greatest collective adorer of acai in Australia. Below is a list of our Top 3 Acai outlets in Sydney.
3. SOUL BOWL PARRAMATTA
Parramatta’s Smoothie Bowl institution, Soul Bowl, attracts locals and cross-city travellers alike on the back of their creative and elaborate smoothie bowls, bursting with tropical colours and topped with raw treats and nut butters. As with all smoothie bowl establishments, you should start with the acai at the top of the menu, and work your way down from there.
Soul Bowl Parramatta
MON TO FRI : 8AM - 4PM
SAT : 730AM - 330PM
4/2 Horwood Place, Parramatta
2. Fruitologist
Fresh fruit is a must for any acai bowl worth its salt, so a fresh produce grocer is a logical place to find a delectable bowl. Across both stores in Rozelle and Bondi, the blend never disappoints, and the fruit toppings taste as if they just fell from the tree.
Fruitologist
MON TO FRI : 7AM - 8PM
SAT : 7AM - 7PM
SUN : 8AM - 7PM
120 Terry Street, Rozelle
Fruitologist
MON TO SAT : 7AM - 8PM
SUN : 8AM - 7PM
151 Bondi Road, Bondi
1. D.Bowls
Sydney’s number one acai bowl is Cronulla’s own D.Bowls. The magic is in the consistency, which is an almost ice-cream like blend, dense enough to be served as a rolling scoop of rich purple acai. Excessive toppings are unnecessary, if not blasphemous. House-toasted granola, strawberries and blueberries are some conservative additions, but the more adventurous may choose to embellish Sydney’s best acai bowl with milk powder or Milo..
D.Bowls
MON TO SUN : 8AM - 5PM
Shop 2, 138 Cronulla Street, Cronulla