Jamba Juice

America has this insatiable desire to punish those who wish to make a somewhat-​healthy decision.
As if Jamba Juice wasn’t horrifyingly expensive enough on a regular basis, try one at the Newark airport. This has taken smoothie to a whole new level as a luxury item, as no American can really consume just a small.
I wasn’t aware that the price of frozen fruit and ice were so high that profit is still 9000% after airport overhead is paid.
Enough ranting. Enjoy your smoothie with a side of caviar. I’m going to the golden M like the cost efficient American I am as I clog my arteries.

This might be one of the healthier options at the airport. $ 7 for the acai bowl is not too terrible considering you could also pay $ 7 for a slice of nutrition-​less pizza.
They’re doing a pretty sweet promo where they give you a free drink when you purchase a $ 25 gift card.

Not straight forward raw ingredients — they throw in a proprietary name and then all of a sudden you have no idea what is in your supposedly healthy smoothie. Their Acai bowl comes with granola? Can someone say FILLER?
I got the most healthy sounding smoothie but felt doubtful about what I was actually consuming so I ended up tossing half of it out.
No thanks, never again.

There’s no better place in Terminal C to grab an early morning breakfast. My all time favorite is the Mango Go Go so refreshing and a great drink to take on board your flight. This is very small kiosk but the staff is very friendly and efficient so even if there’s a line it doesn’t take long to get your order. As often as vendors change in this airport hopefully this one will remain a mainstay.

Apple and kale juice smoothie wasn’t very tasty. Just cold. I regretted my choice. Nice staff but wish their juices were more «natural» and not so icy.

Wild Strawberry Smoothie is excellent! I really like how there are light options too. Staff at Newark airport spoke limited English and didn’t seem to understand my questions about the ingredients, but were nonetheless very friendly and quick. Always a good treat, especially before a flight!

This location serves premixed smoothies from a slurpee-​like dispenser, not the made to order smoothies I’m used to from jamba. Only two flavors available, and 3 – 4 dollars more than what you’d pay at a regular Jamba Juice. Flavor was okay, had kind of a powdery texture, which was strange. Probably won’t visit again.

I tend to not write a review for places where I don’t have much to say. This Jamba is relatively standard. The reason I take the extra effort to write a review is because the manager really goes the extra mile.
I had a QR code coupon for $ 2 smoothies. Even though they didn’t have a QR scanner and it’s an airport so they didn’t have to accept my coupon, the manager spent maybe around five minutes bypassing the machine to input in my coupon. :’) Way to go the extra mile!

I love this Jamba! The employees have gotten to know me and I don’t even work at this airport anymore. They know what I want to order already and always greet me with a smile, something I appreciate especially when I’m in NJ/​NY.
If you don’t know what to get (because they have a lot of great stuff) try the Caribbean Passion! It’s a-​ma-​ZING! =D

Pumpkin smash light Is amazing. I believe this is a perfect fall drink.

I’m never sure if Jamba Juice is good for you or not but it does form part of my ritual when heading back to the UK.
This is a good location, I’ve never encountered staff indifference or attitude — they are always polite and a pleasure to deal with. The same cannot be said for the Jamba Juice at Terminal A which in my experience is a totally negative experience.

After a rough start to my morning at Dulles airport, I was rewarded an epic win when I found out that there was a Jamba Juice right by my gate. For all of you searching for it, it’s in terminal C by gate 133. Try a strawberry surf rider, it’s the best.

Compared to any other JJ, this one is the worst! Runny smoothies. Cup only ¾ full. Kept screwing up orders for the other patrons.

They claim they have 2 servings of fruit in your drink — where is the proof? I was starving and thirsty and my flight was only 10minutes away and I opted to trust them maybe after I had a word with the guy working at the counter. So he quickly took the order and made the smoothie as I was proceeding to ask away if there is any added sugar or if it was made with fresh fruit. Too late, drink is made, and now I am forced to pay (Im not the person to start an argument and not pay for something). I took a sip and stood there for the next person to get their drink — its not fresh. Its in that machine swirling around like a slushie — CLEARLY not healthy (since its subjective to what people call healthy, I should say it has a lot of sugar). I would’ve been okay with natural sugar from mango and pineapple but they are untrustable. I threw my $ 8 drink away without a sip and still left thirsty! They should put the nutritional information of their drinks up or blend it fresh so I can see what’s going on. As well, service could be much more better with communication, in fact this entire review could have been averted with a more approachable person who communicates before jumping to make the buck and smoothie.

It is nice to see a Jamba Juice inside the airport. My go to item is a double shot of wheatgrass — I still do not know why they bother serving it on the little plastic tray that you need to return but my brain finally tells me to just take the cup and leave the tray there.
In general, everything looked clean. Service was fast. I was very happy to be able to get my fix in before a long flight!

I had an early flight out of (EWR) Newark International Airport this morning (06-​17-​2013) and desperately needed something in my belly before heading on a flight across the Country back to Los Angeles.
I was pleasantly surprised to see that Terminal C had a Jamba Juice that was open in the early hours of the am.
I ordered my usual Acai Super Antioxidant Fruit smoothie minus the Yogurt to keep it Vegan. I even asked the employees to make sure they washed the blender prior to making my smoothie to ensure it stayed Vegan. The employee was very helpful and this request did not seem to bother them at all.
Why is does Newark Airport have a Jamba Juices inside the Terminals where the so-​called ‘Healthy’ area of the Country Los Angeles International Airport has McDonalds? That just doesn’t make sense to me.
The prices here are quite reasonable and when you figure you are going to be paying out the nose for water or anything else once you get through Security you might as well kick it up a notch and go BIG, which I did.
Now that I know this Jamba juice is here and seeing how I fly United often, this will be my new go to spot for Breakfast when flying out early.

I tried ordering a juice and they let me know that they were out of carrots. So I asked them if other juices were fresh and news flash: they are from frozen concentrate. Why would I pay double for frozen concentrate juice? I ended up getting a small smoothie for about 6 bucks and it was absolutely horrible. Again tasted like bunch of mixed frozen concentrate. Stay away, you are better off spending that money on a bottle of naked or even tropicana

I do like my Jamba. It’s especially good as a refreshing drink after a long flight while on a layover. They had pumpkin smash, one of my favorites, even though it’s seasonal, maybe it’s always a holiday in Newark.

Factored into the 4^th star here is the fact that this is far and away the most healthy eating option in EWR. Expect to pay about double what you’d pay at a normal Jamba Juice.