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Specialties
Fresh fruit smoothies and juce
History
Established in 2006.
We began With a vision to creat the most incredible testing smoothie. And it turns out, it’s pretty simple: Use real, fresh fruit, picked at the height of sweetness, and blend to perfection with a combination of wondrous flavors from the Big Island.
Over the years, we’ve maintained our success by sticking to our values: serve delicious drinks using the freshest ingredients, priced fairly and presented beautifully by passionate smoothie and health enthusiasts.
We strive each day not only to bring you an incredible smoothie, but a nutritious one, full of vitamins, nutrients and antioxidants. This means you won’t see us using artificial colors, sweeteners or preservatives. And unlike many other «smoothie» chains (ahem), we never use frozen juice. Instead, we fill your drink with fresh fruit. We think you’ll taste the difference.
Perfect for a snack or meal replacement, we hope you’ll love our blends as much as we do — and make Big Island Smoothie your next healthy habit.
Meet the Business Owner
Fasil T.
Business Owner
Fasil is a true businessman, and throughout his life, he has found positions with low barriers of entry, maximized them, and left them with much more value than when he started. In the words of country music singer, Kenny Rodgers, Mr. Tesfaye seems to «know when to hold’ ‘em, know when to fold ‘em, [and] know when to walk away…» As simple as it seems, not everyone has this sense, and it has carried Fasil from his childhood years in Ethiopia to surviving in Washington, DC, San Francisco, and finally in Durham, NC. Fasil has experienced a number of business ventures, and now currently finds himself as the proprietor of several Big Island Smoothie Kiosks that serve as refreshing oases in Durham’s Southpoint mall and Raleigh’s Crabtree Valley mall. No matter the business venture, he seems to have a true operation manager’s spirit in that he can take whatever he has to work with and optimize it.
