Juice Press

The love me juice is absolutely delicious. Kale green apple and spinach. Who knew. I really wish they could deliver a bit quicker but other than that I dont see much else to improve on. The smoothies also look really delicious.

What happened? Their smoothies used to be so good but now they’re always watery yet also not blended well! Very disappointing, used to love this place but smoothies have really gone downhill here in the last year.

I’ve recently started seeing a physical therapist in Chelsea on West 26^th, and during our session I overheard another client raving about this place. I had to try it. It was on the way to the train, so I popped in with no real expectations, but super curious (and feeling a bit stronger and more fit, thought why not?)
Amazing!!! I love the Juice Press, my favorites so far by far: Raw Ravioli, Chia Sees Pudding and the SIN-​O-​BUN!!! I completely understand why people rave about the Juice Press– it really is that good.
The Juice Press is the best! Delicious-​and I see a huge difference in my training, energy and body.
I am a Juice Press fan.

come here for a quick in and out, grab and go organic goods. love their integrity, every ingredient is responsibly sourced, super fresh, and organic. the way food SHOULD be. food should by no means be cheap, this is the fuel for our body. staff here is friendly. happy they finally added some new drinks, like cookies n cream, obviously not a green juice but sometimes just gotta go for it and enjoy, and I’d rather enjoy delicious organic produce than overprocessed added sugary chemicals. I really like gravity as a green juice, heaven on earth smoothie, and chocolate obviously.

I don’t drink juice but I do love all the refined sugar-​free and preservative-​free food options here! From sushi filled with veggies, salads and acai bowls to granola, «sin-​a-​min buns» and other dessert like treats everything I’ve tried has been yummy. Except the gladiator cookies — not my thing. Four stars for the quality of product, creativity and variety of options. But the price is quite prohibitive as hey start around $ 5 for a small bag of cashews or a single serving of chia pudding. Highly recommend!

I just had the worst experience at this location. It’s one thing to forget my order, fine. It’s one thing to have 15 people in the back talking, laughing, not working (maybe they’re all on break?), and only one person manning the register and then leaving the register to make the orders, okay fine. But it’s another thing to just be rude. The woman with the nose-​ring at the Flatiron location was just so incredibly rude. How does she get away with this? I couldn’t have been the first person who got her attitude and I won’t be the last.
Last time I’ll ever go to Juice Press. I’ll walk just a little bit farther to Liquiteria or Juice Generation from now on.

3.5 stars. Expensive but decent (honestly depends on how experienced your smoothie maker is) — a bit on the watery and icy side compared to liquiteria (which I consistently enjoy more and is a couple bucks cheaper). Juice press has a good selection of fresh daily juices and juices for post workout fuel aka protein powder! They also offer acai berry bowls (haven’t tried them yet) and grab and go salads/​sides ($ 10+ and they look small, though packed with good vitamins and antioxidants).
Went for a run this morning, so I rewarded myself with their $ 10 berry (berries. strawberries. bananas. coconut water? protein powder) smoothie. If I had other choices I’d go elsewhere for a smoothie but juice press is around the corner from where I live so no complaints.

Juice press is awesome! So healthy and yummy with so many selections. Love DOCTOR EARTH!!! It’s the perfect blend of the healthy greens of Mother Earth and the delicious sweetness of Doctor Green. I can no longer go back to drinking just Doctor Green.

The food and juices are amazing but I just had the worst service. They were reluctant to list the ingredients of the available bowls which are not even on menu and they got annoyed by my questions. If I’m paying $ 20 for breakfast I’d like for the people working there to at least be nice and smile maybe?

Tasty juice but shit, did I just spend $ 11 on a few sips of liquid? MY GOODNESS!

Super pricey, expect to pay over $ 10 for a juice. The juices and items are super fresh, refreshing, and i feel it gives me energy with a healthy mind and body. Service was good as i was greeted as i entered and offered to be explained what juices were in the fridge or that would suit my tastes today. Great on a hot day or as a morning meal. I went with green juice with kale and it gave me the extra boost i needed through the day.

Great product horrible staff
Me Good morning 8 seems late to open
Staff member No 8 is not late to open Carries on convo with coworker takes my card and ignores me for the rest of the transaction I was the first person through the door hope things get better as the day goes on !

most expensive smoothie ever like $ 13 and it wasn’t huge and it was just OK. nothing stood out about the smoothie in taste. Staff was fairly pleasant. I found they interacted more with regulars that came in, than trying to build new business with myself and my cousin. I doubt I will ever be back.

Sooooo so loud. I had to shout to the cashier to be heard over the music.
The order took an abnormally long time to make and then sat on a shelf in the back without anyone picking it up until I asked. Unfortunately, the smoothie I ordered had so much cinnamon that it overpowered any other flavor. The music was so loud I didn’t bother complaining. I just wanted out of there. I will never go back.

I don’t know why I’ve been to juice press more than twice. Well. It’s effing hot, that’s why.
Despite the fact that they’re overpriced and I rather go to liquiteria or juice generation (but they’re not around here), today the cashier is on her cell phone the whole time I’m in the store.
Awesome
You might say, «but g, you pay $ 8 – 9 dollars at those other places.» I know. But when you hit double digits for a smoothie… It’s problematic especially considering the one size (smaller end of a medium).

I like that they are making juicing mainstream!
They offer a great range of fully raw, vegan options. Most of their smoothies seem very dense and calorie-​laden as is, I usually skip the agave, tone down the fruit and almond ratio, and add way more veggies.
The price is pretty high but typical of the area and quality of ingredients. I wish they promoted fresh juices more. They have a lot stocked in their fridge but the highlight is definitely the smoothies which can be pretty fattening if you don’t watch your daily calorie intake.
It’s hard to make healthy sexy but I must admit they do it well. Even non-​healthnuts would enjoy. As far as options… you can customize and create your own smoothie or juice so the combinations are endless. They also offer cleanses and plenty of samples.

I’m a much bigger fan of Liquiteria and Juice Generation in terms of taste AND price. Some of their smoothies, while healthy and filled with great ingredients, taste funny and are more expensive than their competition to boot. I let my coworker take a sip of my Brazilian smoothie and she actually spit it out.
I personally don’t find it TERRIBLE, but they sure don’t mask the fact that you’re essentially drinking algae (spirulina). I’ll stick with Liquiteria.

I’ve come to the conclusion that all Juice Press’s are created equal if you’re going for cold pressed juice/​raw snacks (not a bad thing, just an observation.) Unless you’re fancy and order something location-​specific (I’ve heard rumors that some make salads/​other raw foods to-​go now), it doesn’t matter which Juice Press you go to. The only thing that matters is what time of day you go. I came here earlier this morning and I’ve never seen so many options, but I’m sure if I went in the evening, there would be significantly less to pick from.
Staff-​wise, it’s pretty much the same in every location; everyone is generally friendly.

Juice bars are popping up every where in NYC, with Juice Press being one of my absolute favorites. An education on juice. Juicing is about extracting the nutrients from fruits and vegetables, thereby packing in tons of vitamins, minerals and enzymes. Juice differs from smoothies, which is basically blended fruit and other ingredients.
So why is the juice craze taking off? Because people have learned about the benefit of detoxing, cleansing, and just good old fashioned weight loss. One of the most popular cleanses is Blue Print (now owned by Hain Celestial) and widely available at Whole Foods.
So what makes Juice Press different and one of my favorites??? Its the choices, organic ingredients and the lack of high pressure pascalization (HPP — why your Blue Print and Suija juices can last a month!) For a write up on HPP, do yourself a favor and go to the juice press website and read the owner’s blog on it. My health nut friend likens it to throwing around fruit and bruising it (probably a bit of an exaggeration here). Ya its not pasteurized (which kills all the enzymes), and definitely better than not juicing at all.
Juice Press uses the Norwalk Press, which is the widely acknowledged best method of juicing. A home version of this machine is $ 3500 (ekes… vs $ 300 for the Breville). The downside of no HPP is that juice doesn’t last as long, but really, we should strive to consume the freshest ingredients. Other juice bars are good — Organic avenue (i like more their prepared foods and less the juice), Juice Generation (fewer choices), Terri (cheaper but not necessarily organic), and Liqueteria (not my favorite).
People complain about the price. Ya $ 10 on average is EXPENSIVE… Hence why juice bars are popping up left and right! They are high priced/​high margin, but there is a reason. I have a home juicer, and cannot get the price down to less than $ 3 – 4 a bottle (summer is cheaper bc produce is cheaper), plus the hours of labor, washing, chopping, and cleaning my juicer. I love making my own juice, but I’ve found making 6 – 12 juices can take me 3 hours in the kitchen.
Juice Press has list of juices the length of diner menu, with my favorites having anything with the word «Earth» in it. The green juice choices are extensive, and catering to a sweeter flavor (more apple) versus more greens (and definitely an acquired taste). The coffee drinks are tasty and my absolute favorite is the Lait du Coconut, which at $ 12.99 is dinner. Cheers.

I love the juice press. The staff is really helpful, I always ask a ton of questions about the ingredients and they are always really friendly and suggest things that I may like.
Its pretty expensive for a smoothie so I only let myself get them as a treat. But their smoothies are natural organic and healthy so that is why they are a little pricy.