Rush Bowls

The Bowl and smoothies I've tried so far are good. Offering alternative milk and different topping/mix-in options. A good drive, but worth. Though last time I was given a broken cup. So when I was in my car I had a not-so-fun time cleaning from the cracks in the cup. Not the employees fault, but I'd suggest making sure before using, or even double cupping at least.

3 stars on timeliness but 5 stars on food. Took almost 30 minutes to get our 2 rush bowls. It was 10am and we were the first in line. There was one person working there and she was working on a Doordash delivery of almost 7 or 8 different smoothies/bowls. She was doing her best, but its still a business and 30 minutes for 2 rush bowls is pretty ridiculous...that is why I chose to rate it at 3 stars.

I love Rush Bowls and was so excited to get them this morning. The website says that the Harmony location opens at 8am on Sundays. We drove all the way there for it to be closed and the door says opens at 9am. I would love to get rush bowls again soon but please update your website to the correct info.

The bowls are okay, but the service is not. I had an experience today that I wanted to email them about instead of leaving a bad review. This is the second time this has happened to me in Fort Collins (so maybe it's becoming a problem everywhere), but I cannot get to any contact info such as an email address on the website. When you click contact it just takes you to a map and tells you to choose a location, and then nothing. So I feel like some businesses now are practically begging for bad reviews instead, and I take no pleasure in giving them. But a family member of mine has a throat infection, so they requested an açaí bowl since they can't each much else right now. I showed up at the Harmony location around 4:00 and was told that the credit card machine was broken. I told the two employees that I didn't have cash, to which they replied "sorry" and "bye". I later realized that I probably could have ordered online with my card and picked it up. Surely the employees know this too, and have been trained to inform customers before just letting them walk out the door? I ended up having to take my business across town to Berry Blendz.

Rush Bowls is a quick-serve, order at the counter, meal-on-the-go trendy spot. They serve a variety of all-natural bowls. They do not have a drive up window. Jargon from inside the shop says, “food that help you thrive, whatever you rush might be”. The broad bowl categories are Acai bowls, Enlightened bowls, Comfort bowls, Adventure bowls, Açaí smoothies and Signature smoothies. When I asked about vegetarian and gluten-free entrees options, the staff told me they can make any bowl gluten-free or vegetarian as they have substitutions for the yogurt (dairy) and a GF granola. Not that it’s needed, but I didn’t notice any bowls specifically for kids. The front entrance is a single door and is level with the parking area, they do not have a door opener for those with limited mobility. My bowl, the beach bowl from the Agai category was tasty. I was a bit surprised at how much cold/frozen yogurt it contained. It did go well with the cappuccino I had just picked up next door at Harbinger Coffee (great coffee stop). I found the portion size to be adequate for the price. The staff was very friendly and helpful helping me through my first visit. Seating inside is limited to 3 tables. Pro tip, come by M-F from 7-9am and get your bowl for $5 versus the normal $7.50. Pease hit “like” if this review was helpful in any way.