Cocobeet, Boston, Massachusetts, Vegan Restaurant Details

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This is decidedly not the place to get a large meal, or even sit and study while snacking, but despite its petite proportions there is a good variety of vegan food (mostly prepackaged) for you to grab and enjoy at your convenience, which include some interesting combinations off the usual path of vegan food.

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Cocobeet is expensive, but by no means overpriced.
This place is the real deal, not pasteurized, not HPP. As a result the shelf life is very short--days not weeks--and and most of the food is highly perishable, so it's really fresh. I eat this way at home, so I know how pricey and labor intensive it is to produce.

So far I've had the Greek salad, the vanilla power, and the pumpkin pie--all of it was delicious. I can't wait to go back.

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Yum yum, try the chia pudding!

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Came in here during the weekend to grab a drink and was sorta shocked at how expensive the drinks were. After hearing a little bit more about the process of cold pressed drinks I began to understand why they charge so much. Ended up trying to the "Green Gold" with Kale, spinach, Fennel, Pear, Celery, and Cucumber. It was a pretty flavorful drink with a mild taste to it. Not overly tart or sweet.

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This place is really expensive for drinks. I get it. It's like 10 bucks for a juice. A JUICE. But it is absolutely delicious. You think about the amount of fruits/vegetables/other crap that it takes to extract that much juice, in addition to a high powered and expensive machine to extract that juice...and the flavors they are able to combine, and you realize that while it may not be "worth it" to you, you can at least appreciate the quality they provide. The blue coconut and mocha espresso were delicious. Fortunately for me I don't live near here or I'd be broke.