Avotoasty

I visited this cafe recently, the ambiance is charming and cozy. The food presentation is beautiful, everything looks appetizing. I highly recommend trying the classic avocado smoothie, it’s creamy and refreshing.

Delicious and gram worthy avocado toasts. The staff is really nice and warm and always greeted me with a smile. Plus, they have great vegetarian options

The pumpkin latte was pretty pricey but I’ve never seen anything like it so it was really cool! It was tasty as well. Not sure if I’d get it again, however, that and the avocado toasts they have are healthy and good!

I decided to leave a review because I was appalled at the amount of wilted / bad greens that came out of my salad. The whole time I was eating the salad I had to stare at it to pick out all the greens that had gone bad. I got the salmon bowl - not only was the quality and freshness of the greens very poor (in fact, the worst of any salad I’ve ever bought) but also all it was was a mix of greens, tomatoes, feta cheese, smoked salmon, and guacamole, which tasted just like the ones I buy at a grocery store (and not even one of the better ones I buy at a store). The bowl is simply a mixture of ingredients - would strongly recommend you just buy the ingredients yourself and make it at home instead, or go to sweetgreen

Such a great little spot! I love how many of the sandwiches are made with classic San Francisco sourdough and plenty of avocado—tons of fun, creative options you don’t see everywhere. I tried the beet latte (or beet cappuccino, whatever it was)… and I just couldn’t do it. Maybe it was the almond milk, but the taste was hard to get through. I’ll stick with matcha tea next time—and the food, of course, which was fresh and delicious. Definitely worth a visit!

This little quaint shop is pretty cool. First time going. The food options aren't many, but the food was very tasty - AVOCADO BABY! Coffee was very good as well. The location was very clean and cozy. Staff was very nice and accommodating. I would definitely recommend and will be going back. Long live avocados 🥑 😊

Super friendly staff and tasty avocado sandwiches. The coffee is large and nice.

I went here for brunch with some friends and got the best avocado toast and mimosas. We also tried an amazing açaí bowl. The presentation was gorgeous and food felt super fresh. Has several vegetarian and vegan options too.

Delicious fresh breakfast and brunch options. Friendly staff. The cute corner cafe was super clean and service was quick! Try the mimosa!

I was walking through the area and wanted a smoothie. Avotoasty popped up on my search so I decided to check it out. The interior was spacious and there is seating inside and outside. Not sure if the air wasn't working but it was a bit warm in there and they had a fan going. Acai Berry smoothie (3/5): This smoothie had acai, blueberries, spinach, banana and hemp seeds. This was only okay. It was thick and creamy. I thought it would be more berry forward but it wasn't which disappointed me. My visit was okay. I didn't try anything else besides the smoothie. It was definitely pricey but that is a given because of the area.

Cute spot to get different renditions of Avocado Toast and some coffee/espresso drinks. Order on the kiosk and they have indoor seating along with a few tables outside. It wasn't too busy on a weekend for lunch. We got the Mexican Toasty which had corn and feta and lightly tangy dressing; and also the Salmon Toasty which comes with smoked salmon. Lots of fun options for the avocado toast lovers! We liked our drip coffee and cappuccino- they use good beans from Sightglass. They also make smoothies.

Good spot to grab a quick bite and drinks. We stopped by here on the way to another restaurant on a Saturday afternoon and grabbed coffee. I tried the latte which is their best seller - it was quite pricey at over $6 but that's standard for SF pricing. The latte was smooth and good, definitely gave me the afternoon pick me up. There were other items on the menu that we wanted to try (e.g. avocado toast, tea drinks, etc). Love how they have outdoor seating with a few tables. We sat outside with our little fur baby. There's also a restroom inside for customers. Overall a good find off Union st.

Stopped by here for a quick bite since it's always a good idea to have some avocado toast! I ordered the Eggy Toasty which included 2 eggs which choice of poached or hard boiled eggs, paprika, salt and pepper, and micro greens. I wouldn't say the avocado toast here was exceptionally spectacular but I didn't enjoy the sourdough bread that came with the avocado toast. The flavor profile of the avocado kind of tasted more like guacamole. The price is pretty standard for SF prices but I'm not sure if i would necessarily come back for the avocado toast. Overall, staff members were very nice and service was quick. The design of the store was also very cute, clean, and felt "green" with some plants sprinkled in!

Avotoasty is an okay spot if you're craving something light and trendy, but it didn't quite live up to my expectations. The avocado toast itself was decent - fresh and nicely presented, but for the price, I was expecting a bit more in terms of flavor or portion size. It felt a little underwhelming, especially considering how many avocado toast options there are in San Francisco. Overall, Avotoasty is fine if you're already in the area and want something light, but I wouldn't go out of my way to eat here again. It's cute, but for the price and experience, there are better options nearby. To their credit, they have an impressive variety though. Whether people want sweet/dessert style options or more savory options, they got you covered!

Went on a Thursday morning around 11:30am for a quick breakfast. It was quiet with many people working on their laptops. There is limited seating so you might have to share a table or wait for a seat. Drinks ordered: Pumpkin Spice Latte $7 (7/10): comes in a cup, not the pumpkin. Tasted good but a bit expensive for a psl of that size even for SF prices. Pumpkin Spice Latte - in the pumpkin $24 (7/10): difficult to drink out of the pumpkin. Was definitely more for picture purposes. It tasted the same as the one in the cup, but had a larger portion size of about 2-3 cups worth. Food ordered: Egg Toasty (9/10): one of the better avocado toasts in the city and I love the way the egg is cooked. Caprese Toasty (9/10): also a very solid avocado toast. This and the egg are my go to each time I come! Overall I always love their avocado toasts, but def felt like their PSL was better for photos.

I love the avocado egg toast here and order it all the time, but the one I received today came on extremely stale, flavorless multigrain bread instead of the sourdough it usually does. I'm really hoping this was a fluke and is not a permanent menu change because this bread tastes awful. Please go back to the sourdough!!

My bff told me about Avotoasty when they first opened years ago. They had a tiny space where you had to eat outside. I'm so glad they're thriving at their new larger space, that they've had for a while. Recently, my friend and I came by because we needed to sit down after walking the Union Street fair. I got an açaí bowl and it was delicious. I didn't need to add anything to it. The açaí was tart, the honey added a light sweetness along with the bananas and strawberries, and the oats had a good crunch. Also, I ate so much prior and yet the açaí didn't get me into that completely stuffed stage. What I also appreciate about the açaí bowl is that it's simple. I don't mind complicated orders, especially when açaí bowls are customizable. But having so many options can be crippling for me. I like that the base option is satisfying on its own and that they have just a few options to add. As for the toasts, they're yummy! I really like the caprese toasty, which comes with mozzarella, tomatoes, and a balsamic reduction. I love the sweet acidity from the balsamic paired with the fattiness of the avocado, which is always fresh. I get the egg toasty when I want something more savory. You can't go wrong with toast, eggs, and avocados, especially for a geriatric millennial such as myself lol. You got your carbs, protein, and good fats all in one. My only critique is that I wish the toast was thicker. I like a thick toast, especially with toppings such as mozzarella or salmon where a thicker toast would be a more satisfying bite. But in the end, I have to watch my carbs anyway. Speaking of which, that's the concept of Avotoasty - to provide nourishing and delicious food to the people. As for the space, it's bright due to the natural light coming in from their large windows. The decor is minimalist, but still inviting. It's a place where you can chat with friends or read a good book. So definitely check out this Hispanic woman-owned business if you want delicious toasts and coffee.

I came here for a 415 Coffee Club meetup, and it was a PACKED event. It's not as spacious as their location in FiDi, BUT it lets in a lot of natural light, which more than makes up for it. I really like how Avotoasty provided their café as a sober third space to meet new people.

Update: There is indeed a single stall bathroom in the back for customers! Nice place to chill and work remotely from during the week.

Came here today and got the salmon toast, and the egg toast. Both were very good! Will definitely be back! Inside is clean and they have a screen you can order on, or you can order at the counter. There is a good amount of seating too.

I forgot to bring so much money to buy what's for lunch. Since I was given free hours before visiting my gum specialist, I came to Cow Hollow in search of a better eatery. So far, I wasted minutes, even an hour or two trying to find a new dining place to check-in. Most of the places I pass through were high-end, especially Wildseed. I wasn't ready to go there for round two just yet. With less than $40 to spare, my idea finally popped into my head. And that's when I settled into Avotoasty, one of the women owned businesses! Hole-in-the-wall and all crisp white walls and ceiling, this vibrant café was one of the easiest to go to. Friendly, energetic staff and fair price equates good food and beverage on the table. Iced cold Arnold palmer and creative veggie toast; all fresh with a bread base that never falls out. Might come back again for either a salad or an açaí bowl. }⁠:⁠‑⁠)

We came to San Francisco on a trip and our friend recommended checking out Avotoasty. I am glad we did. The toasts and drinks are just too pretty too eat and they taste amazing as well. The pastries are delicious and fresh as well. Also, the staff is really nice. They greeted us when we walked in and checked in on how the food was. Overall, highly recommended

I had super high hopes for this place. It's sooo cute and the menu had me drooling. I got the basil mozzy tomato toast and it was decent. Tasted like you'd expect. Nothing mind blowing just a solid avo toast.

Came here on the weekend for a late / light lunch and got the salmon toasty. The inside is bright and there's plenty of seating. The restroom was clean. Service was friendly and efficient. The toast was thick and nicely toasted and had generous portions of avocado and salmon. Will be back if I'm in the area and craving a healthier snack / meal!

Came to try the $23 pumpkin spice latte inside an actual pumpkin. Personally not a huge fan of pumpkin drinks but this one tasted so so good. I also definitely recommend getting the eggy toasty! Yolk was runny, enhancing the toast flavor.

I'm a millennial I will never be able to afford a house I like avocado toast I've walked by Avotoasty so many times in the past without stepping in and finally got to visit over the weekend. After a brutal workout nearby, it was only fitting that my friends and I pop in for some tasty "If Millennials Just Stopped Eating Avocado Toast They Could Afford Real Estate" fare. While eating avocado is indeed one of my favorite pastimes, it can sometimes trigger an itchy throat (hello, ragweed allergy), so I decided to play it safe and opted for a Breckie Toasty, which is coconut flakes and banana and strawberry slices over your nut spread of choice (I chose Nutella, because duh). The ordering system was really easy to operate and my food came out fairly quickly. The serving size was great for the price in my opinion - I couldn't finish my whole toast! It was a little tricky to eat, but that's because there was a generous amount of Nutella and fruit!

The service and staff was nice, but the food itself is not that great. Very overrated. 15 dollars for not the best food, matcha was also not great

I hosted my event at this location and it was great! The avocado toasts were delicious as well as the mocha and strawberry matcha drinks that we ordered. Myself and my guests also loved the decor and all the light and bright vibes here.

They moved buildings since my last review and this one is located down the street on a corner and much bigger. They are open later and now sell mimosas! I love sitting at the window table and people watching on bustling Union Street. This is a popular after yoga spot. Karma Studios, Pad Studios, and Yoga Flow are all only one block away. Avotoasty does pretty and inspirational seasonal lattes! The pumpkin spiced latte is in an actual pumpkin! You can take the pumpkin home and cook it later. The green whipped cream is so fun and festive for the peppermint mocha for Xmas.

I came here in search of a new working cafe. I may have been there during a busy time because there were no open tables. the bar in which i sat was pleasant for people watching but not comfy for a long afternoon. the smoothie was delicious, and i appreciate the decor of the toast. however small, it was quite flavorful. the cost of these two items neared $30, which seems pricey to still be hungry afterwards. overall decent, i would like to return again to grab a quick drink.

I'm a sucker for a place blowing up on tiktok and it being near me! Saw this place was trending because of their pumpkin spice latte that are in pumpkins. YES IN A PUMPKIN! This was living in my head rent-free and I decided to make the travel over to Avotoasty. This was my first time at this place and was impressed with the overall aesthetic of the restaurant. I loved how much light the coffee shop had inside. Since it was a beautiful day, business was booming in the shop and the majority of people had pumpkins! It took a while for me to order but once I was able to, I ordered the iced pumpkin spice latte. The price of the pumpkin was $23 but if you check in through Yelp you get a 15% off coupon on your order. Overall, I thought the pumpkin spice latte was alright. It tasted watered down and there was nothing unique about it beside the drink being in a pumpkin. They give you a random pumpkin top which didn't fit the top of ours. Not sure how I felt about this place but I may be back to try their other products.

Great staff. Great avocado salmon salads. Great coffee. Great vibe. Great wifi (got over 100Mbsp down and up).

I really like this place. It's super low-key and easy. Service is always smiling and helpful. And the food is great. Also the beverages are actually better than many of the other local spots.

super aesthetic food/drinks, but the poached eggs were kinda flat, and the avocado could have been seasoned a bit more. the smoked salmon or prosciutto ones might be better

I found Avotoasty on Yelp while looking for a quick, grab & go breakfast in the Marina. The interior was very white and minimalistic with plenty of natural light coming through the massive windows. We ordered on the digital kiosk and got 15% off as a Yelp check-in offer - so appreciated! My sister and I both chose the Salmon Toasty and my friend went for the Acai Bowl. I was a little disappointed that there was only one Acai Bowl on the menu, with the option to add ingredients for $2-3 each. While the digital kiosk was convenient, service was not as fast as we had expected. I'm not sure how long we waited, but I remember being surprised, considering how small their menu was. The Salmon Toasty was very tasty - fresh avocado, lots of capers. The Acai Bowl was pretty standard, but a little on the sweet side. Overall though, pretty good for breakfast!

Very tasty food! The avocado has a smooth texture and very well proportioned with the bread. The sour dough bread was soft and fresh! The vibe is chill, staff friendly, and exactly what we needed for this meal!

Avocado toast: the breakfast that will make you feel like you're on vacation, even if you're just at home. For a healthy and delicious brunch in San Francisco, look no further than Avotoasty Cafe, a woman-owned coffee shop that specializes in avocado toast, acai bowls, and other healthy bites. The food is made with fresh, high-quality ingredients, and they are pet-friendly, so you can bring your furry friends along for brunch. Their service is friendly and attentive, and they even gave my pup a pup treat! Eggy Toasty and Salmon Toasty Beetroot latte Acai Bowl I tried the popular Eggy Toasty and Salmon Toasty, which is a creamy avocado toast topped with various refreshing items like cucumber, wild smoked salmon, red onion, capers, and lemon. I loved pairing my avo toasts with their speciality drinks, the vibrant red beetroot latte with an espresso shot. Love the cafe ambiance as it has a bright and modern interior with ample seating.

Went there in a quiet day..... the toast was little bit too hard for me so I couldn't finish it as well as açaí bowl.... The ingredient inside tasted good but the woodenware made it so hard to eat while beet coffee was strange but tasted better than I thought. When it came to the presentation, I would give it 10/10 so pretty and that was why I decided to try this place. Unfortunately I didn't take any pictures since I went with someone whom I was not too close yet so I had to behave a bit Parking can be challenging so get yourself ready so you won't be frustrated!

Food was amazing plus our pumkin late so delish chicken salad perfect for brunch. Service was excellent too

The owner is incredibly sweet and shared so much about Avocados and how she's from Colombia! It's a clean cute little corner cafe with plenty of space and beautiful wall decor. The unicorn toasty was cute with pink cream cheese. My favorite was the salmon toasty and prosciutto! I'm going to come back for the açaí bowl next time. We also tried the avocado and açaí smoothies

Ordered a smoothie, so disappointed, it was basicly a glob of peanut butter blended in a cup of water. Had no flavor, no thickness, and wasn't even very cold. Not to mention the portion size was unacceptable for a $12 drink. Failed opportunity to gain a new customer.

We recently ordered several charcuterie boards from Avotoasty for a big party. The catering team did a great job. The boards were so delicious and gorgeous. Highly recommend!

I'm a bit mixed about this place -- the interior and ambiance feels local and homy, and I was delightfully surprised by the Beetroot Latte (with Vanilla) that ended up tasting somewhere between red velvet and a marshmallow. However, the selling point of the place is their toast, and I can't say I enjoyed the Prosciutto Toasty all that much. It's quite literally bread, avocado, and prosciutto -- there's no flavor or salt at all. They give you a generous heaping of prosciutto, which I appreciate, but tasted and smelt a bit like a "wet dog", as another reviewer pointed out. I wish the toast was at least, well, toasted and had some sauce or flavor.

Discovered this place thanks to a DoorDash dine in promotion. I'd say the service is quite prompt, there's not much to it besides a few varieties of avocado toast or açai bowls + coffee/tea drinks. The wait to get the food took a little longer than expected, but the kitchen did look small. The staff is incredibly friendly and kind, and I think this really made up for my longer wait for my food. They use Sightglass coffee! Would return, might be a little iffy on the steeper side of the pricing tho

I saw a lot of hype around avotoasty as a lot of foodie ig accounts had posted about it. We tried the bruschetta toasty and the eggy toast. I love how many different avocado toast options there were - the unicorn toast sounds interesting but I don't love cream cheese enough to try it. The bruschetta toasty was yummy but I have to admit - the avocado toast here is certainly overpriced. I probably could easily make it at home. Portion sizes weren't that big either - it's like they chose small slices of bread. I felt satisfied after but I definitely still had space in my stomach for something else. Glad I tried it but for the price, not sure if I'd come back again.

I absolutely love anything avocado toast, so when I seen this place I had to try it. They have a variety of avocado toast but I just ordered the original with boiled egg on top. It was really good, and the place is very clean. The only downside is the cashier was very rude when they made a mistake on my friend's avocado toast and blamed it on the fact that we ordered on the self kiosk. He became very defensive and stated "you do know it's just a kiosk right, and not an actual human." Uhm.. then don't have the kiosk there if you question its ability to get the orders right.

Açaí had a unique taste that was different from other bowls I've had but it was great. There isn't much customization options but nonetheless it was very tasty. We also had a Caprese ToastyX the sourdough was fresh and the mozzarella was very good. Perfect pairing. I want to highlight the service of Kam his welcoming spirit and his great hospitality while here. I would recommend anyone this place anytime but the best reward after a nice morning workout.

The açaí bowl here is tasty and the avocado toast has many yummy variations. I had both today. The place is enviro-friendly and serves açaí in artful bowls. I appreciate they use metal cutlery for dine-in but orders. Now I suggest skipping the plastic cup lid under every bowl so it doesn't wobble. That plastic is a waste and undercuts the otherwise strong earth ambience. Your place is excellent and I plan to return again.

Yep, this is Pac Heights alright. What other SF 'hood would have a cafe dedicated to the creation and commerce of avocado toast? I was having my car serviced on Van Ness at 7AM because taking the earliest slot possible makes me think I'm not killing the whole day. Beyond the occasional sidewalk bicyclist, it was a becalming area for an early morning stroll, but not many businesses are open at that hour. Avotoasty opens at 7AM, so I decided to give it a try. It turned out they had ten different toasts (...excuse me, 'toasties') as well as smoothies and bowls, açaí ones too. Given the abundance of choices, I veered to the $9.25 Breckie Toasty because hey, it was 7AM. It was a little more desserty than breckie, but there was no argument (with myself, I guess) that it was delicious. On a thin slice of bread, they spread a good portion of nutella, my choice of three spreads they offered. They then topped it with slices of strawberries and banana and a sprinkling of coconut flakes (photo: https://bit.ly/3wXT8K2). There was a beautiful tropical blossom placed on top, but I had no idea whether it was edible or not and I was too embarrassed to ask. I noticed they have quite a catering business in full swing at that hour as delivery guys came in and out with great frequency. That's good since I was the only retail customer for the most part. Avotoasty seems too limited a name. How about Diversatoasty? FOOD - 4 stars...sweet toast on a foggy morning AMBIANCE - 4 stars...very modern and open if you plan to stay and chomp SERVICE - 4 stars...quite attentive TOTAL - 4 stars...what's for breckie? RELATED - Exploring Pac Heights? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: http://bit.ly/2Djsn6d

The food itself is pretty good, I've gotten it so many times and will continue to do so. I feel like they could be a bit more generous with the avocado BUT I will still eat it happily as is. The presentation is beautiful and it's very well packaged if you order it so it comes just as pretty as if you were to have it plated at the restaurant. Service is quick! The balsamic glaze on the

Went here for a brunch and it's a millennial person's dream! Super cute with all white decor. My friend and I got the bruschetta toasty and their seasonal pumpkin spice latte. The pumpkin spice latte was very yummy and such a fun festive treat for Halloween! Taking off 1 star just for the price. The food and drink were delicious but $34 for avocado toast and a latte is a little steep!

I really enjoy their food. They offer different varies of avocado toast. It's so interesting how they garnish each one with a flower. The service is good. I've always done take out so by the time I get there, the food is ready. Rarely is there a time when I'd have to wait long. The only drawback and it's not their fault is sometimes trying to find parking but I'd still recommend them.

Millennials rejoice! We couldn't ask for more than a brunch spot specializing in avocado toast. We went on a weekend around 1pm, which surprising was not too busy. When we walked in, we made our way straight ahead to the counter to place our order. The menu is displayed overhead with an extensive list of different avocado toast styles as well as acai bowls and drinks. Ordering was quick and easy and we made our way to a table while waiting for our order to be called. - prosciutto toasty The prosciutto toasty came out beautifully presented. The bread itself was well toasted, crunchy, and not burnt. There was a generous spreading of avocado and prosciutto, all topped with a beautiful flower. The taste was fresh, savory, and satisfying. They even provided us with a complimentary puppuccino for our dog, which was licked up quickly! The aesthetic of the restaurant is very clean. Lot of white, which is a perfect contrast to the food. The staff was friendly and efficient.

I've reached peak millennial by coming here and I'm not sure how I feel about it. That being said, my Bruschetta Toasty was delicious! I love the mozzarella and balsamic glaze added to the avocado toast. It was light and yet filling during my long walk home. The presentation was also spot on to the millennial standard. I got an iced chai latte too which was pretty good. There were two other parties there when I stopped by on a week day afternoon. It has tables and counters along the walls but the middle section is open for the line when you're ordering.

First time here and they were about 15 mins to closing, so I decided not to order any food, but I will absolutely be back. I ordered an iced chai and it was made to perfection. The menu looks quite delicious. The service was super friendly and welcoming. The place is very clean and cute. I look forward to coming back. Also, they offer 15% off of your first visit when you check in on yelp. LOVE THAT!

I actually found this place on Instagram and dragged my friend to check it out. This is honestly the first time I went out of my way to buy an avotoast, since I usually make my own, but I was allured by the aesthetics. |PARKING| Allow me to give you this warning: Parking is a pain in the butt around Pacific Heights! We drove around for 25 minutes looking for free street parking, but ended up paying for metered parking. Pacific Heights is where all the rich techies with high-end lifestyles live, so you'll see a bunch of hipsters and yogis walking to their favorite brunch, craft coffee, or boutique spots during lunch or post workout. |INTERIOR| Within this enclave lies Avotoasty-a simply designed health-conscious brunch spot targeted towards Millennials, as inferred by a definition of avocados ("Avocado, a fruit, commonly eaten by Millennials") painted on one of the walls in their shop. I honestly don't understand when Millennials are targeted this way when avocados are available to and eaten by all generations, lol. Inside the shop were a few tables, a huge bench, and stool seating by the shop window. There is a bathroom available to customers. However, inside the bathroom, there is a door that connects to their storage/meeting room that isn't able to lock from the bathroom side. Thus, there is a chance of getting bombarded while you're on the porcelain throne. I do think the staff knocks to make sure no one is occupying it though. Nevertheless, it gave us anxiety while we did our business. |FOOD| My friend and I both ordered the acai bowl and we shared a veggie toasty. I also ordered a beet latte, attracted to the vibrant magenta color in the pictures I saw. They also have a water dispenser or bottled water for purchase, if you're not in the mood for a latte. The food comes out on a wooden tray for easy transport. We tried the acai bowls first, which were topped with granola, coconut flakes, bananas, and strawberries. The granola and coconut flakes definitely slow you down because it requires more chewing, but this is also what makes it filling. Flavor-wise, it tasted great! You really can't go wrong with an acai bowl. Moving onto the veggie toast, I'm an enthusiast about stacking my pizzas, toast, rice bowls, etc. with different veggies because each vegetable contributes a different element that enhances the dish. While I was distracted with all of the veggies, my friend said she enjoyed the sourdough bread they used. I would say their prices are competitive to other places that sell toast, with some items having a lower or higher price point than others, depending on the ingredients they use. My only complaint would be that their bread is sliced too thin! Lastly, I tried the beetroot latte, and I personally liked it until I got to the bottom of the cup, where all of the beet sediment laid. Note that their lattes aren't sweetened, and lattes like turmeric or beetroot require an acquired taste. Beetroot is more earthy and deep, but the milk helps to lighten the flavor. Overall, cute brunch spot! Definitely a gram-worthy establishment. I wouldn't come back to buy more toast (which is a pity because their whole concept is built around avotoast) but for their acai bowls!

As somebody who makes avocado toast at home on the regular, I'm reluctant to pay extra at a restaurant for something I can make at home easily at lower costs. However, after recommendations from other foodies, I gave this place a shot and had the best avocado toast experience in my life! Everything from the bread, toastiness, creaminess of the avocado, toppings, and presentation could not be done better at home or elsewhere. The staff put a lot of detail into the presentation and quality of the food. As a result, you get the best avocado toast in town. If you love avocados, then Avotoasty is a must! 5 stars all the way!