Judahlicious

I had the Burmosa (burrito samosa), which was delicious, hearty, and very satisfying. I also had a CPCK juice (carrot, parsley, celery and kale), which tasted fresh and was refreshing. The staff is super friendly and helpful and the vibe is super laid back and chill.

Hands down one of the best if not the best açai in city!! I can’t wait to try their pancakes

Excellent healthy food. Everything is vegan, and a lot of it is raw vegan. For our picnic in a nearby park, we got the Sem Sandwich and the Dahnu Wrap-- raw vegan and I highly recommend. Both were delicious and actually fueled us for a huge walk to the the labyrinth. We also got a raw raspberry slice dessert that was lovely!

Joseph Klee

Walked in and was mesmerized by the aroma of fresh vegetables and fruit—kind and knowledgeable staff. The Nekked burrito and salad complemented each other. Wheatgrass is fresh. Coffee is good.

mansa shaka

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

Amritpal Bhagat

Judahlicious – San Francisco Amid 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.

Jimit Pandya

100% vegan!! This place is really really good! Their Nekked Burrito is yum! Waffles and Açaí Bowls are super yummy and healthy! We tried their new menu item “burmosa” which is supposed to be a Samosa Burrito… however don’t recommend eating that. It does not taste like Samosa at all .. I would stick to other items on their menu.

Amit Somani

This place was awesome. If you are vegan and want a good variety of healthy food, this place is great. Definitely recommend. It’s in a more quiet and residential location of San Francisco so parking is not too difficult to find. The service was good and friendly and the food seemed fresh. Good, filling portions as well.

Lauren

YUM. As a health food-oriented vegan, I’m can be so choosy that there’s usually only a couple dishes that entice me even at vegan restaurants. But at Judahlicious, I had a tough time deciding what to get because almost every single item on the menu sounded AMAZING. The raw section - wow. (Always a good sign when there’s a raw section.) The smoothie section - crazy. The hot food section really spoke to me, and I went with the 1/2 nekked burrito. I’m not entirely sure why it was named that way, but it was basically the perfect burrito. I opted for the corn tortilla, which was thick and delicious and homemade. Absolutely loved the black beans, brown rice(!!), grilled veggies, and cashew creme (made with olive oil!) and the mixed green salad topped with delicious walnut parmesan rounded it out into the perfect meal. Satisfying and filling in a light, healthy way. Cannot wait to come back here hopefully soon (and really enjoyed visiting Other Avenues Grocery Cooperative right around the corner).

Raj Patel

Absolutely fresh and scrumptious meal, presented in a lovely manner! Come here if you need a proper body cleansing or wanna learn about a new diet! 100% recommend the chocolates, they fueled me for a while and tasted so fresh. Well done to Judalicious!

S D

Judahlicious was great! Very natural raw food experience. Vegan experience without all the fake meats :), which is nice. Got the 1/2 nekked burrito, jungle style acai bowl, and the Sem Sandwich. I wanna try their whole menu!! Don’t expect super table side waiter style it’s more grab your food and hang out type vibes. Also, I wish there was more space in store! We were pretty snug against our neighbors

Apoorva P

I was slightly underwhelmed by the food we ordered and surprised that the place didn’t have a single dish with fake meat on the menu. We got the sen sandwich, sambosa and bean chilli. Lots of options with smoothies, juices and desserts. The place is 100% plant-based which is amazing, but the place has only 3 small tables and very basic interiors, so a lot can be done to make it more appealing.

Gabriela A.

If you're vegan or vegetarian, you'll love this place. If you're not, you won't even care because the food is amazing. The acai bowls are huge, so you might want to share if you want to try something besides that. Usually a bit crowded but they're super efficient and fast even on weekends.

Brittnell Anderson

I had the Burmosa (burrito samosa), which was delicious, hearty, and very satisfying. I also had a CPCK juice (carrot, parsley, celery and kale), which tasted fresh and was refreshing. The staff is super friendly and helpful and the vibe is super laid back and chill.

vasileia sp

Hands down one of the best if not the best açai in city!! I can’t wait to try their pancakes

Jonathon Paul

One of the best vegan spots in SF. Small independent business with a cool neighborhood vibe. The portobello tacos are a must try; everything on the menu is exceptional.

Had the Exodus bowl. Very flavorful and the veggies were cooked perfectly. Cute vibe with interesting wood work, books and plants. Friendly staff. Can't wait to try a smoothie next time!

Had a prepared raw meal for the first time in ages and haven't stopped thinking about how delicious it was. My large lunch included a dehydrated flax wrap with cashew pate and a tangy sauce, a smoothie and a gluten free cookie. Delicious! Recommend!

We love Judahlicious! I am not a huge raw food fan, but my son adores their acai bowls and we have frequented the spot afterschool with friends 1-2x/week for months. The staff is always welcoming of our wild kiddos, the service is fast and the quality is great. Highly recommend!

Alicia Davon

We love Judahlicious! I am not a huge raw food fan, but my son adores their acai bowls and we have frequented the spot afterschool with friends 1-2x/week for months. The staff is always welcoming of our wild kiddos, the service is fast and the quality is great. Highly recommend!

Izzy Schulte

This place is SO good for people with several food allergies. As a new person to the Bay Area, Judahlicious is a lifesaver for whenever I don't feel like cooking for myself.

Pretty good raw vegan restaurant. Nice flavors, pretty spicy , the ambience inside could be better. The dahnu wrap was pretty tasty. They also serve breakfast till 2, pancakes and waffles may be on my order next time. Also had some coffee which was really good.

Peter Smith

Pretty good raw vegan restaurant. Nice flavors, pretty spicy , the ambience inside could be better. The dahnu wrap was pretty tasty. They also serve breakfast till 2, pancakes and waffles may be on my order next time. Also had some coffee which was really good.

TLDR: one item was decent but the other was very bland and an expensive dessert The rice bowl was pretty tasty though a bit one note in flavor. As for the burrito, it looks like a good plate of food but honestly it was very bland. On top of that, we got a $7 raspberry square and it tasted like an expensive granola bar, highly not worth it.

The food is good for a mostly vegan place, but it feels like you're eating vegan food. The portions are sizable so you can fill up on rice or beans, but I left stuffed but not satisfied. Would've liked some additional protein options. Cozy atmosphere, friendly staff. The menu posted on the wall clearly identifies ingredients in case of food sensitivities. Slightly pricey, but acceptable considering there aren't many vegan restaurants, in general.

Wilson Tsang

TLDR: one item was decent but the other was very bland and an expensive dessert The rice bowl was pretty tasty though a bit one note in flavor. As for the burrito, it looks like a good plate of food but honestly it was very bland. On top of that, we got a $7 raspberry square and it tasted like an expensive granola bar, highly not worth it.

Joyce Lin

The food is good for a mostly vegan place, but it feels like you're eating vegan food. The portions are sizable so you can fill up on rice or beans, but I left stuffed but not satisfied. Would've liked some additional protein options. Cozy atmosphere, friendly staff. The menu posted on the wall clearly identifies ingredients in case of food sensitivities. Slightly pricey, but acceptable considering there aren't many vegan restaurants, in general.

Nid Chik

I've tried the Crunchwrap and the Burmosa and unfortunately did not like either, even though I wanted to love this place. I hope to try other stuff in the future whenever I get around to it.

Found a hair in my food because nobody in the kitchen wants to wear hair nets. They think it’s sufficient to have their hair pulled back, and by that, I mean loosely tied with hair flailing around the sides and the back of their head. The guy didn’t have his hair pulled back at all. Their food was mediocre, at best. Let a bunch of kids run the establishment, and this is what you get—hair-infested food.

Fancy Z

Found a hair in my food because nobody in the kitchen wants to wear hair nets. They think it’s sufficient to have their hair pulled back, and by that, I mean loosely tied with hair flailing around the sides and the back of their head. The guy didn’t have his hair pulled back at all. Their food was mediocre, at best. Let a bunch of kids run the establishment, and this is what you get—hair-infested food.