Freshii

I’ve been eating here a LOT lately. My favorite is the Pangoa Bowl. The meals are healthy, the quality is consistent, and the staff is friendly.

I work nearby and occasionally grab lunch here. The food is usually good, if a little expensive.
However the level of customer service needs to be looked at.
I waited in line for about 5 minutes today while the two staff members discussed a charge with a delivery driver. There were three people waiting in line, yet neither staff member was working on anything and they didn’t even acknowledge the customers.
I left, as did the other two people waiting in line.
This food court serves a lot of people who work nearby and are on very tight schedules. 5 minutes may not seem like a lot, but it’s a big chunk of a 30 minute break to just have wasted.
Having worked in restaurants before, it really just was awful customer service.
I don’t usually write inflammatory reviews, but this really bothered me.

I bought a fiesta salad to take home after work. I asked for no cheese. It’s supposed to have avocado and for just over $ 10 I got the smallest salad of my life with one very tiny piece if avocado. I’ve had their Buddha bowl which was supposed to have peanut sauce. It had a spoonful of watery peanut butter on UNDERNEATH the food. Freshii is the biggest waste of money. I really miss Rays Falafel. I wish I knew how to post a pic in here. if you could see the pathetic excuse for a salad I brought home, you’d laugh.

Yummmmm what a hidden gem (well, hidden to me). I never go to the Scotia Square mall but I may have to start to hit this spot! I went at the peak of lunch rush and it was less busy than everywhere else (bonus for not standing in line), but it should by BUSIER because it was so darn good!
It was hard to choose because there were so many tempting wraps, burritos, salads and Buddha bowls but I finally chose a burrito and added falafel to it… A M A Z I NG to say the least. I got a green juice as well, which was very fresh and tasty. A little expensive (my lunch was 18 dollars with the burrito and juice) but completely worth it. There was quinoa, kale, cabbage, avocado and all kinds of delicious fresh veggies in my burrito and lots of cilantro in the pico de gallo which I love. I recommend this place one million percent! I wish I worked closer to a Freshii so I could have such a tasty yet healthy lunch more often!

I had a veg Quinoa wrap thing overall it is hard to complain other then the prices have gone up with the new modern look of the food court and places like freshii that have moved in.

I had Budha Bowl with Chicken. Cost me $ 11.25 and it was bland and flavorless. You can get better food at Thai Express for $ 5 less. Never again. Stay away guys

Just had a Fiesta wrap that cost me 11 dollars with the addition of processed salty chicken. So not worth the price. You can get way better wraps in the area for much lower price. Not impressed… first and last time customer.

I have actually visited a Freshii location in Vancouver and adored it there, so I was super excited when I heard they were coming to Halifax. First off, I love that they offer so many vegan options. Their website lists vegan options very freely. When I asked at the location, the girl working pulled out a large chart that lists vegan options, so it was easy to figure out what was suitable. I got a bowl with tofu, noodles, veggies and peanut sauce. It was so delicious and filling. My husband got the vegan chili and a wrap. He wasn’t overly fond of the wrap but loved the chili. The girl working was friendly and was helpful. My only complaint is the cost, it was pretty pricy. Delicious, fresh and nutritious though and you can never go wrong there.

Freshii just opened in the newly renovated Scotia Square. I do have to say that while the marketing for the place was nice and modern looking, the taste of my food was lacking. I ordered the Budda Bowl with steak. I couldn’t figure out if it was supposed to be a salad or pasta, but the hot and cold items together were gross. The steak was not edible. When I asked for salt (to add some flavor), the employee looked at me in disdain and said they had no salt. I won’t eat here again.