The Weekly Juicery

I love smoothie bowls. I go out of my way to hunt down juiceries and restaurants that are blending them up. I also firmly believe that regardless of the base, a smoothie bowl is a smoothie bowl and I don’t like being rudely corrected into ordering an acai bowl.
But, despite there being FOUR bowls advertised on the window of the juicery while only TWO were available inside and having my wording corrected, I went with it. To be precise, I went with the Strawberry-​Blueberry *acai* bowl, and then I sat down. After I sat, the woman behind the counter asked me from across the room if I’d rather have goji berries or cacao as a topping, I answered, she prepared the bowl accordingly and again loudly asked if I would like a drizzle of honey. These seemed like questions I should have been asked while I was ordering, but maybe that’s just me.
The bowl itself was good, not fantastic but I did enjoy it. I must complain because there was nothing substantial in the ingredients, just fruit and almond milk, so I didn’t stay full for long. Maybe I could have added some sort of protein, but that wasn’t brought to my attention.
In a nutshell: strange experience, alright bites, will likely give it a shit next time I head down to Cincinnati.

First off, this place really needs to improve their customer service. I only come here because they’re the only ones who make a specific thing my husband likes, and he tends to drag me here with him. Recently, I’ve been disappointed with the lady with short hair who is always there working. She has been unfriendly since they opened, and is still unfriendly now. She never smiles and never has enthusiasm for her work. It really seems like customers are a bother to her. Other workers are sometimes friendlier, depends who is working. I try to avoid this place as much as I can and go to Rooted. I would also like to note that recently their stock of Juices have been severely depleted due to popularity, it seems. I’ve been here more than 20 times this year. Hoping to convince my husband not to come back. I’ve really been put-​off from the unfriendliness, even though their products actually taste good!

Finally had a chance to stop in to Weekly Juicery. It always looks closed early in the AM when I am running through Hyde Park Square so I was happy to wander by yesterday and have a chance to check it out. The Unilocal 10% off check in deal was a good motivator as well.
I’m not going to lie, I wasn’t that impressed. It wasn’t bad, but there wasn’t anything about this joint that will draw me back. I understand the process of cold pressing juices requires more time and more produce but $ 9 for one bottle of juice is absolutely nuts. Especially since they don’t taste that great. It’s one of those things that I think people suffer through because it sounds healthy.
I really liked how they offered samples before I decided what to order. I can’t bring myself to sample a green juice because from my experience they all taste like a freshly mowed lawn so I tried ones that sounded most normal to me. The watermelon juice was alright, refreshing but not super sweet however I ultimately went with the Polka Dot Bikini juice (grapefruit, orange, lemon, ginger) because at the time of sampling the flavors appealed most to me. Weekly Juicery has smoothies and juice cleanses too if that is your thing.
These juices are very fresh and very natural tasting, because they are. I didn’t have a bad experience but because of the price and my skepticism about the whole juice trend in general, I think I’ll stick to getting my fruit and veggie servings from actual fruits and veggies. I enjoy that more and it costs less.

Honestly I feel like I“m not completely qualified to rate this place; I’m by no means a «knowledgeable juicer» (is that a thing???) and so please take this for what it’s worth. I checked this place out because my friend raved about it while she was doing her Whole30 diet. So apparently if you are doing that diet this place is «on-​limits». Anyway, I went in and was a little taken aback at the prices. About half the menu is $ 9.50 and the smoothies are $ 7.50. I wasn’t about to get a $ 10 drink so I got a smoothie… which was delicious! I can’t remember the name, but it had a lot of fruit and cayenne pepper to give it a kick. Again, absolutely delicious, but the price plus a tip (come one, these people work hard to make these drinks… can’t skip on that!), I was over $ 9 for a drink. I kind of wished there were some slightly less expensive options. That being said, maybe that’s the standard cost of a good juicery and I should keep my mouth shut :) This place will definitely be a treat every once in a while.

I stopped into The Weekly Juicery with some friends during the Hyde Park Farmer’s Market, and was a bit overwhelmed by the options. My friend was clearly very knowledgeable about juices, while I, on the other hand, was not. Never fear, because the staff was EXTREMELY helpful in getting me acquainted. In fact, we got to sample every single Green, Beet, and Fruit juice on the menu. I will admit, all the Green juices were very… green. I was not a fan, but that’s not saying much because I just prefer to eat my spinach and kale, not drink it. That said, my favorite, hands down, was Orange You Happy (because it had the most fruit, and therefore sweetness). But, I didn’t love it enough to pay a whopping 9 DOLLARS for it. I guess if I was feeling crappy about myself and was in dire need of a day’s worth of veggies, then I might splurge. Otherwise, it was just a little too expensive for my taste. But, let’s be honest, they probably won’t have a hard time attracting the right clientele (health-​conscious, generous bank accounts) in a location like Hyde Park Square. They still get 3 stars for the friendly staff and welcoming atmosphere. Welcome to the neighborhood, guys!

This place is awesome!
First off, they allow dogs! Which is perfect bc the first time I went, I was in Hyde Park bc of the Farmers Market and had Hank the German with me.
They have so much to chose from. Everything is all natural and delicious. I am a big fan and will continue to go back for the acai bowl!

I still think that weekly juicery has some great blends and raw food choices but now that there is a competitively priced organic option I will probably not be back much– unless they go all organic or lower their prices a bit.
I have to say as time has gone on service has gotten a bit less friendly as well. Weekly juicery is an ok stop for juice.

I didn’t even know juices could be $ 10. Boy was in I in for a surprise at the counter. Tip: The bottles in the fridge don’t have a price on it so be sure to ask before blindly paying like I did! I got the Apple zinger and it’s a combo of apple, ginger and other ingredients. First off, if I’m paying $ 10 I would expect a bottle with an ingredient list on it. The juice tasted like ginger water with barely any taste of apple or any other flavors. I’m not sure any juice can taste good enough to cost $ 10 but if anyone finds a place please let me know. The vibe of the place is cute though for a post-​workout meet-​up. It seems like the type of place that would belong inside a lululemon. However, for the price tag it’s def not everyone’s cup of tea.

Really disappointed to go by at 3:30pm on a Saturday and find you closed… Doors locked and light off! Really enjoyed my smoothie last time which was watermelon, strawberry, and lemon, but at almost $ 8?! Yikes! Can’t see how 3 blended fruits should be so expensive!

I’ve been here a couple times to get a juice, but it was today when I had a cold that my relationship went from like to love. I told him I wasn’t feeling well and he recommended great yummy juices, but also a turmeric shot which instantly made my cold feel vaporized. I give the 5 stars to the knowledgable staff.

My wife and I came across this place while exploring Hyde Park. We were expecting a juice bar type of establishment. What we discovered is that bottle of juice is available for $ 9. This is not really a stop in and enjoy some juice kind of place. This is setup more to target people wanting to do a juice cleanse. You can buy juice by the bottle but also in multi-​day «cleansing» packages. Not what I was hoping for, but we tried a beet juice and it tasted good for beet juice. Not really a fan of beets, but for what it was, I could definitely stand and possibly enjoy a multi-​day diet drinking this juice.

The Weekly Juicery is a nice juice bar/​smoothie stop off of Hyde Park Square. We stopped here last Sunday because I had been feeling like i hadn’t had any vegetables all weekend, and I needed a green juice.
The store itself is very cute and inviting, and it feels like somewhere I would stop for a refreshing drink after a long run. The staff was very friendly and explained to me what cold-​pressed juice was and let me try a few samples. The juices were all extremely fresh and flavorful, due to the cold-​pressed process which uses high pressure to make the juice, instead of a mechanical process that tears and grinds the fruits/​veggies to create heat and oxygen.
I ended up choosing the green lemonade, which is a pure green smoothie with basically a head of lettuce in it. It was very pricey at $ 11, but it tasted delicious and refreshing and provided me some much needed vegetable goodness. My fiancé got a smoothie with almond butter and milk, which he also really liked for about $ 7.
I had a great experience, but this place is just way too expensive to come back to very often. I couldn’t afford to get my fruits and veggies from here! I think I’ll stick to getting raw fruits and veggies from the grocery store.

Another Cincinnati place that I cannot believe I am just discovering. I will say that the price is holding me back from giving it a higher review.
HOWEVER, the juices, smoothies, and small plate selection is pretty varied for when you crave something of that sort. I think that you have to want one of these to spend the money, but it’s one of the only places like this in Cincy. I like the inside vibe — real clean and simple. If you are looking to detox or try a cleanse, this is probably a good place to check out as well.
I’ve had the Sweet Dream and the Acai Bowl, both of which were pretty good. They make it right in front of you which is even better!

I was very impressed by The Weekly Juicery! I stopped in on a Saturday morning and they were fairly busy for it being 10 o’clock! There are plenty of healthy, tasty options and it was hard for me to decide! I ended up going with a Fire Island smoothie and added bee pollen (for allergies) and it was delicious!
One thing I wasn’t to thrilled about were their juices though. My mom and I tried several and they just weren’t up to par I guess. I may have a thing for fresh juices rather than the cold-​pressed bottled ones.
Service was nice, and the place was awesome. I will gladly come back soon (if I have some extra money)!

GO! If you are nearby stop and visit this place. Seriously cant say enough great things about this place. It is bright and cheery without clutter and confusion. I tried the «threesome» it was a delightful trio of E3LIVE, wheatgrass, and ginger respectively. I chose that order and it was nice because the ginger shot cleansed my pallet. Had some extra energy for that day and can not wait to return!

Interesting.
Definitely not my cup of smoothie… but I’m sure this place has its loyalists.
I was in the area running errands and happened to park my car right in front of this shop, which I never noticed before, so I decided to stop in. The menu was tantalizing enough to convince me to part with eight beautiful dollars for a 12oz smoothie. I got the Sweet Dream («banana, almond milk, almond butter, unsweetened organic cocoa, sprinkle of cinnamon»).
It sounded like something decadent that was trying to pose as healthy, which is precisely why I got it. Sadly, it tasted like I was drinking bland vegan mush. I was even sadder that it cost $ 8, but I guess if you treat as a meal replacement, 8 bucks is not too bad.
They had a few to-​go items like vegan veggie wraps and such. I didn’t look twice. They also offer a weekly juice program.
Also — if this place is for the health conscious, why don’t they put calories on their menu? Baffling.

I swung by this place with a girlfriend after a workout and really enjoyed the experience.
Everyone is very nice and knowledgeable about each of the juices/​products. Thankfully, they also were not condescending when I asked all kinds of questions about some of the ingredients… let’s be real: some of them were so fresh that I didn’t even know what they were!
You can even sample the different juices to see which you like before purchasing a bottle, and there are quite a few flavors to serve a variety of palettes.
I opted for a smoothie, which was delicious, though small for the $ 8 price tag. The ladies working were also very helpful in selecting a protein add-​in that would compliment the flavors of the drink.
A bottle of their fresh juice will run you $ 10, so it’s not exactly for someone looking for a cheap and healthy alternative.
Overall, a cute place and a fun little meetup if you’re looking for a better alternative to Starbucks. I’m looking forward to sharing the experience with some other friends for some post-​workout refreshment.

I enjoyed stopping into The Weekly Juicery on Saturday late morning. Everyone was nice and welcoming and let me sample three or so juices before I purchased one, «Orange You Happy» that had lots of beets. I am a huge fan of slightly sweet beet juice and this was delicious! We will be back to try some of their raw food. My husband loved his breakfasty– cacao nib smoothie!

I stopped by the Weekly Juicery earlier and fell in love with their shop’s simplistic, energizing atmosphere.
Unfortunately, I didn’t get to try one of their juices as they were out of stock of most options (mid-​day on a Saturday). They only had coconut water and their version of almond milk available, neither of which are really juices! So instead I opted for a smoothie.
I tried the Fountain of Youth smoothie– essentially their take on the classic Strawberry/​Banana combo. Like a piece of modern art, the smoothie met expectations, but I left feeling I could make a better version by myself at home.
While the smoothie was decent, I was hoping for some juice from this Juicery! Hoping they’ll adjust their inventory as they figure out how the demand ebbs and flows.

I checked out The Weekly Juicery as a friend raved about the business as she’s enjoyed their juices over the past few weeks.
I visited on a Saturday morning after working out nearby and was interested to hear about their juices, smoothies and raw food. The associate was very friendly and recommended a variety of juices, provided some samples, but was only able to try 3 of the juices she recommended because I was surprised for only being open for just over a week and on a Saturday morning almost all of the juices were gone.
One of the juices Tumeric, she realized all she had left was the sample, I really liked that the best.
They have a big home delivery service, which she recommended to make sure you receive the juices you want on a weekly basis.
I know cold pressing juice takes time, but if you just opened and are in Hyde Park Square, weekend morning, please be well stocked for the weekend rush.