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Now in Northwest Arkansas

Playa Bowls in Rogers, Arkansas

Acai bowls, pitaya bowls and real-fruit smoothies at Summit at Pinnacle Springs. The first Playa Bowls in Arkansas is coming soon.

Visit the Rogers shopSee the menu

Where
Summit at Pinnacle Springs, Rogers
Address
1803 S 46th Street, Suite 134
Hours
8 am to 8 pm, every day
Opening
Coming soon

Acai bowls in Rogers, Bentonville and the rest of NWA

Playa Bowls Rogers is the first Playa Bowls shop in Arkansas. It sits in Summit at Pinnacle Springs, the Whole Foods-anchored center on S 46th Street in the Pinnacle Hills area of Rogers, a short drive from Bentonville, Lowell and Cave Springs.

The menu is built on six fruit bases: acai, pitaya, coconut, mango, green and banana. Bowls come topped with Playa's blueberry flax granola, fresh fruit and a drizzle. Smoothies are blended from real fruit and plant-based milk. Catering packages feed 10 to 100 people.

Hours will be 8 am to 8 pm every day of the week. Find hours, parking and directions, read the menu, or book catering for your office, school or team.

Three Playa Bowls on an outdoor table: acai, pitaya and coconut bases with fruit and granola
Green, coconut and mango bowls, built the same way as the acai.

Start here

Inside a Playa Bowls shopThe Rogers shopAddress, hours, parking, opening news A mango bowl topped with strawberry, banana and granolaMenuBowls, smoothies, Surf Quenchers, protein A spread of Playa Bowls and drinks laid out on a blanketCateringBowl bars for 10 to 100 people across NWA An acai bowl with strawberry, banana and granola on palm leavesWhat is an acai bowl?The fruit, the taste, how we build one Three Playa Bowls smoothies in branded cups on a wooden tableSmoothiesReal fruit, plant-based milk, 16 and 20 oz A pitaya bowl with strawberry and blueberry on palm leavesFAQHours, ordering, catering, jobs
Acai bowls held up in front of a Playa Bowls mural
Playa Bowls started as a sidewalk cart in Belmar, New Jersey.

About Playa Bowls

Playa Bowls began in 2014 as a sidewalk cart in Belmar, New Jersey, run by two surfers, Rob Giuliani and Abby Taylor. The cart became a shop, and the shop became a national brand with more than 300 locations. The acai, pitaya and coconut used in the bases are organic.

The Rogers shop is owned and operated by Acumen Franchise Group, a Northwest Arkansas company. Further Northwest Arkansas locations will follow.

Follow the shop on Instagram at @playabowlsrogers_nwa for opening-week news and seasonal specials.

Keep exploring

Inside a Playa Bowls shopThe Rogers shopAddress, hours, parking, opening newsA spread of Playa Bowls and drinks laid out on a blanketCateringBowl bars for 10 to 100 people across NWAAn acai bowl with strawberry, banana and granola on palm leavesWhat is an acai bowl?The fruit, the taste, how we build one