Summertown Fresh Bar

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About Summertown Fresh Bar

Known for

• Real-fruit smoothies and fresh-pressed juices
• Power bowls, salads, and soba crepe wraps
• Free Wi-Fi and large group tables
• Tented and four-season enclosed patios
• Pop-ups, community events, and patio DJ parties

What reviewers say elsewhere

• “Service and atmosphere is A+ though the food is not that big as you hear about the place. Parking was available a little down the road. There’s no smokers going and the meat was on the drier side.. though the seasoning on the edges of sa…”

  — Bryan Poole, August 31, 2026 · google

• “Husband and I split a vegan pudding bowl, salad, and chicken wrap. Ate every bit of it. Fresh and satisfying.”

  — Tyler K C, August 17, 2026 · google

• “A simple cafe almost hidden by a tree with excellent eats - avocado crisp! - and the best Vietnamese coffee because it's not over-sweetened. We will be back.”

  — Sheila Sorvari, August 13, 2026 · google

• “Summertime Fresh bar was a great experience. We ordered the soba tofu wrap and the garden veggie wrap. Both were very filling, fresh, and extremely delicious. We also tried the avocado toast which was one of the best I’ve had. I’m a volu…”

  — Kim Dvorak, July 30, 2026 · google

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