Judahlicious - Reviews

This is a rugged place, but the food is very tasty. They offer vegetarian and vegan smoothies. I went with a friend, and she was a star for finding this hidden gem a few blocks from Golden Gate Park.

This is a very healthy, completely vegan place. We got the acai waffle and a smoothie. The waffle was very tasty, but the acai ice cream wasn't quite to our liking. We let the shake thaw a bit because it was too cold, but then it was okay. It's unusual and good that many items are gluten-free. The staff was also very friendly.

Judahlicious is a true standout in San Francisco’s Sunset District, especially for anyone seeking vibrant, plant-based cuisine. From the moment I walked in, I was struck by the welcoming vibe and earthy aesthetic that mirrored their commitment to conscious eating. The flavors in every dish I tried were both bold and beautifully balanced. Whether you're vegan, plant-curious, or just love great food, Judahlicious is worth the visit. Fresh, flavorful, and ethical what more could you want <3

My experience at this restaurant was so, so good! I would HIGHLY recommend it. The service was lovely, and the crunchwrap is divine! Honestly, it's the best I've tasted; I even took one to go. My family also really enjoyed the house-made chili, waffle with açai, and the brownie. If you are gluten-free or vegan, this place has such good food, you can't even tell it's made with alternatives!

My experience at Judahlicious was fantastic! I tried the Vegan Crunchwrap without the Fake Cheez-en Sauce and it was so good that I got seconds, and if I had worse self-control, probably thirds. The tortillas themselves are so good, I'd go there just for them! While the place itself wasn't entirely for me, I appreciate that more places should accept UnionPay. Overall, it was a great experience with great food and a great place. I look forward to coming again!

Amidst the clamor of Judah Street, Judahlicious stands firm—an unshaken outpost of nourishment and quiet benevolence. We arrived early, seeking breakfast not just to fill the stomach, but to greet the day with intention. The Waffle Açaí was both hearty and refreshing, marrying the crisp warmth of waffles with the chilled vigor of açaí—a contrast that, like life, balances sweet with substance. The Nekked Burrito reminded us that food need not be overcomplicated to be fulfilling. Unadorned yet complete, it offered grounding flavors wrapped in simplicity. We shared the Velvet smoothie—banana, peanut butter, and oat milk—a drink that held the dignity of restraint, yet soothed like an old truth rediscovered. While we dined, a man without a home asked for juice. It was granted without fuss or spectacle. In that quiet act, there was more nourishment than any menu could hold. Judahlicious feeds body, mind, and, on occasion, spirit.

My boyfriend and I, despite not being vegan, are absolutely obsessed with the food here. We highly recommend coming with an empty stomach to fully enjoy the experience. Must-try dishes include the Nekked Burrito, the house chili, and the sem sandwich. Prepare to be transported to a world of savory, fresh, comforting, crunchy heaven. For the adventurous, the açaí bowl with jungle granola mix is a journey for your tastebuds that will change them forever. I even ask for the granola on the side because it's so good to snack on! I frequented this place when I lived in SF and make it a point to return every single time I visit. The establishment, under new ownership but the same management, consistently delivers excellence and the dream of genuinely good, healthy, and DELICIOUS food. Get the food while you can, as this special establishment is a rare gem that might not be around forever!

As a health food-oriented vegan, I can be very selective, often finding only a few appealing dishes even at vegan restaurants. However, at Judahlicious, I struggled to choose because almost every menu item sounded AMAZING. The raw section was impressive (always a good sign!), and the smoothie section was fantastic. The hot food also really appealed to me, and I chose the 1/2 nekked burrito. While I'm unsure about the name, it was essentially the perfect burrito. I opted for the corn tortilla, which was thick, delicious, and homemade. I absolutely loved the black beans, brown rice, grilled veggies, and cashew creme (made with olive oil!). The mixed green salad topped with delicious walnut parmesan completed the perfect meal, leaving me feeling satisfied and full in a light, healthy way. I cannot wait to return soon and also enjoyed visiting Other Avenues Grocery Cooperative nearby.

My experience at this 100% vegan restaurant was overwhelmingly positive! The food was really really good. I especially enjoyed their Nekked Burrito, which was yum. The Waffles and Açaí Bowls were also super yummy and healthy. However, I tried their new menu item, the “burmosa” (Samosa Burrito), and I don’t recommend eating that. It did not taste like a Samosa at all. I would suggest sticking to the other items on their menu. The atmosphere and service were both excellent, rated 5/5.

My experience at this restaurant was very positive. The acai bowls were good, and I particularly enjoyed the blueberries blended in, which was a nice touch. The acai itself was flavored properly. I also tried the strawberries, and they tasted fresh and ripe, as did all the other fruit. I would definitely come here again and recommend it to others. It's a lot better than Palmetto.