The açaí bowl was delicious. Quick service & friendly staff. Clean eatery with some indoor sitting

Judahlicious is a vegan restaurant way out in the outer Sunset district of San Francisco. Long on our list, we were nearby and got some food. They are well known for their juices and acai bowls, which we'll have to go back for. Only 3.7 stars on Yelp. A Green Business and place a high emphasis on Sustainability and Local food sourcing. Safety Pluses - Online menu, Delivery services available, online ordering. Food Review: Exodus ($13) A fragrant and flavorful fried rice. Basmati rice cooked with mixed veggies in coconut oil and tamari Sauce. Topped with marinated kale, sprouts, hemp seed, and vegan walnut parmesan. This could have easily cost over $20 downtown. Rich flavor and hearty rice dish. 9/10 Soup Mahendra (Full $12) is their signature soup. Cauliflower, green lentils, potato, sweet potato, and spice medley. Topped with marinated kale and vegan walnut parmesan. Reasonable size for a soup with lots of ingredients. 9/10 Overall - Very Good Food - Very Good Decor - Good Service - Very Good Value - Excellent Would we come back - Yes

I been loving Judahlicious for some many years now so here goes the review. Good portion sized vegan food thats approchable. My fav and "go to" is the sem sando! So so good flavors out of this world. Healthy, hearty and yummy. They have something special. Not much room for seating but this neighborhood staple is continually good every time

This was my last meal before I gave birth and I loved it so much that I have positive memories of my entire labor process as a result. I now bring my very picky parents here every time they visit. The vibes are beachy and cool and it's just fun to eat at Judahlicious! It's a great stop during a bike ride or before a beach walk. Everyone in there just looks cool too.

My friend lives a few steps away from this little gem, so we had lunch on a dreary Sunday afternoon in June. Seating is limited in / out, but we found 2 seats at the counter in the front window. For some reason, the other customers decided to glue themselves to our backs while they waited for their orders. It's a compact space, but humans don't melt in the fog. Right?! Once the customers moved, we were able to breathe again & enjoyed the vegan treats we ordered. My friend ordered a freshly-made waffle & a cuppa coffee. Obviously, I was a glutton & had the special-of-the-day which was an enormous & flavorful enchilada-burrito thing + coffee. I finished the meal with some cookies (yes, I shared). OMG... food was amazing & I love vegan options. For non-vegans, YUM. Your belly & tastebuds will love you. Water, silverware, & clean-up are basically self-serve, but it's okay. I know how to set & clear a table. Bathroom needs attention, but it's gender-neutral, ADA-friendly, and available to customers. Staff is very knowledgeable about the products. Menu is diverse - biggest problem is limiting what you want for one meal. I'll return!! If you choose to watch the chef prepare your order, you'll find the experience energetic & mouth-watering. Also, it's better than hovering over the people who are already seated. Take-away & app-based delivery available. It's a few blocks from a lovely park or the wild Pacific Ocean, so you have plenty of seating options.

Ordered the nekked burrito and rice bowl but forgot name! The standout was the rice bowl! They both felt extremely healthy, natural and fresh. The rice bowl had an earthy/hearty feeling which was enjoyable. Wish it had a slightly higher vegetable to rice ratio (rice heavy). The burrito was also very rice and bean heavy so in total maybe not the best combo for sharing in terms of variety but flavors were solid. Staff super friendly, shop also very cute!

Came here on a Saturday for a late lunch, ordered the 1/2 Nekked Burrito and the No Shirt No Shoes. Both dishes were actually quite similar in terms of ingredients and taste despite them being totally different dishes (hence the 4, not 5, stars) - lots of black beans and rice, and avocado with lots of sauce. Serving size is good for the price point. Lots of other things to try - both savory and sweet and interested to try them. I'm not a vegan by any means and this cafe was delicious and I'd be happy to try other items on the menu. The cafe is not big - we were lucky enough to get a table for two outside in the sun, on what was a lovely Saturday afternoon. Customers don't tend to stay too long here so turnover is quick and easy-ish to get a table. No table service, order at counter and they'll call your name when order is ready. Nice and chill vibe.