Juice Press

My wife and I wanted a green smoothie. We were shocked when the worker in the front rang up the smoothie and it was $12. We took one and it wasn’t anything special just a normal smoothie but charging premium upscale prices for what? At the very least you would think the expensive smoothies came with good customer service. Nope. The little boy in the front was super rude to my wife and I, had an attitude with us when I wanted to cancel from 2 smoothies to 1. I’ll never be going back here, and anyone reading go safe your money and find a better product with better customer service. The owner really has to get it in order, either care for a better product, or hire better workers who actually care. I would not be surprised if this location closes down in a year or 2. Sad, they can’t seem to take advantage of being in a prime location in Manhattan.

I’ve been going to juice press since the day it began. Im glad they still exist despite some of the changes to hardcore organic pure food they made them selves out of. I go everyday to get my favorite smoothie “Blue Magic”. Everyone there is nice but one guy goes out of his way to make every visit special. Damone lights up the room and truly makes every smoothie “with love”! If they had this guy as the face of every location and added more seating the place would have a new lease on life.

Yea it’s super overpriced, but the prices are also very standard for manhattan. Most of the employees are pretty rude but Damone (spelling?) is so nice. He gave me suggestions on what to order and was so so friendly.

I see multiple one star reviews mentioning inconsistent quality of smoothies and bowls. Please do not blame the workers. JP pays their low level staff fast food worker wages, no benefits. They run their operation like a regional fast food chain, while at the same time claiming to be some sort of boutique life style brand that charges $10 for a juice. There is an incongruence to me with the "high standards" they claim to hold their teams to, with the standards they hold themselves to when it comes to providing their workers a livable wage and benefits. If you want your workers to hold themselves to the "high standards of Juice Press" and not feel like minimum wage fast food workers, compensate them accordingly.

Very laid back. I'm hard of hearing. I had to ask the cashier to speak up a few times. He finally did. Eclectic assortment of groceries. Everything is focused on reusable and renewable.

Disgusting service. Girls working here give you nothing but a disgusting attitude. They have no problem talking down to customers after messing up orders.

Loveddd the Green Mint smoothie! It's super thick, and tasted kind of like a milkshake. Two of us shared a large and it was very filling. They also have a small store with healthy to-go snacks

Smaller Juice Press shop but still has some great juices.

My wife and I wanted a green smoothie. We were shocked when the worker in the front rang up the smoothie and it was $12. We took one and it wasn’t anything special just a normal smoothie but charging premium upscale prices for what? At the very least you would think the expensive smoothies came with good customer service. Nope. The little boy in the front was super rude to my wife and I, had an attitude with us when I wanted to cancel from 2 smoothies to 1. I’ll never be going back here, and anyone reading go safe your money and find a better product with better customer service. The owner really has to get it in order, either care for a better product, or hire better workers who actually care. I would not be surprised if this location closes down in a year or 2. Sad, they can’t seem to take advantage of being in a prime location in Manhattan.

I’ve been going to juice press since the day it began. Im glad they still exist despite some of the changes to hardcore organic pure food they made them selves out of. I go everyday to get my favorite smoothie “Blue Magic”. Everyone there is nice but one guy goes out of his way to make every visit special. Damone lights up the room and truly makes every smoothie “with love”! If they had this guy as the face of every location and added more seating the place would have a new lease on life.

Yea it’s super overpriced, but the prices are also very standard for manhattan. Most of the employees are pretty rude but Damone (spelling?) is so nice. He gave me suggestions on what to order and was so so friendly.

I see multiple one star reviews mentioning inconsistent quality of smoothies and bowls. Please do not blame the workers. JP pays their low level staff fast food worker wages, no benefits. They run their operation like a regional fast food chain, while at the same time claiming to be some sort of boutique life style brand that charges $10 for a juice. There is an incongruence to me with the "high standards" they claim to hold their teams to, with the standards they hold themselves to when it comes to providing their workers a livable wage and benefits. If you want your workers to hold themselves to the "high standards of Juice Press" and not feel like minimum wage fast food workers, compensate them accordingly.

Very laid back. I'm hard of hearing. I had to ask the cashier to speak up a few times. He finally did. Eclectic assortment of groceries. Everything is focused on reusable and renewable.

Disgusting service. Girls working here give you nothing but a disgusting attitude. They have no problem talking down to customers after messing up orders.

Loveddd the Green Mint smoothie! It's super thick, and tasted kind of like a milkshake. Two of us shared a large and it was very filling. They also have a small store with healthy to-go snacks

Smaller Juice Press shop but still has some great juices.

I had ordered food next door and was in need of a drink. Friend noticed Juice Press right by and ordered the Blue Magic (the first on the protein drink list). I ordered from the Fruit Smoothie section and got the 16 oz 4Ever Young Smoothie ($10.27). I ordered the regular and it looked large for some reason, though I did confirm on the Juice Press website that they have a 24 oz size and a 16 oz, so I must have received the regular size. The 4Ever Young smoothie comes with plant based collagen, mango, strawberry, cauliflower, pitaya, flax fiber, stevia, and almond milk. I mainly picked it since it has no bananas (I'm allergic, though they did mention they can remove the bananas from any of their smoothies) and it has collagen. Not bad for a smoothie!

After walking around NYC on a hot day, I needed a nice and cold juice to cool me down. I stumbled upon Juice Press as I was in the area and decided to give it a try. The Food: I went with a simple smoothie, the "Fountain of Youth". The smoothie did not taste good, and wasn't blended all the way. I would've thrown it away, but it was some overpriced smoothies I tell you. The Service: The staff were not attentive at all to new customers waiting to put in orders, and my order itself took a long time. More than it should to make a smoothie. Overall, for the taste, quality, service and price. I'd save it and spend it elsewhere.

This place has become my haven for lunch. I've become a regular, lol. The smoothies and bowls are absolutely delicious. It fills me up and gives me energy for my work days. I don't feel sluggish after having one of these bad boys. I recommend the "Blue Magic" for the smoothie.

Last Thursday I got a pitaya protein bowl - ended up with severe stomach pain for hours along with vomiting. Today I got a strawberry banana smoothie 2 hours ago, And I just threw up 3 times. After both incidents, I am pretty sure it's from the smoothies since that's the only thing I had on both days when I got food poisoning. Please check to see if any of your ingredients are contaminated as I got food poisoning twice within a week.

the women who work here are COMICALLY rude. truly bizarre... everything else is to be expected, a nice juice press location if you leave out the horrifying vibe.

I used to come here for the quality. However, today I saw them pouring water in my smoothie. I looked at the ingredients again and I didn't see water as one of them. So I asked why they were putting water in it. I was told that they use no longer use almond milk, but instead an almond milk powder - which to me is NOT the same as almond milk. If I'm paying $10 for a smoothie and you try and save on cost by giving me powdered almond milk and adding water, then charge me less. So typical of large companies to get big because we support their good business practices and then they get too big and the quality goes down but they charge the same - unbelievable. Same thing happened with Pressed Juicery when they started adding water to their juices, sorry not for me. The service was fine, not entirely professional with the goofing off and taking 6 minutes to make my smoothie (not because there was a line), but that doesn't really exist anymore in big box places anyways. I will no longer go to any Juice Press.

everything is so refreshing and feels nice to eat which i like and its a nice light meal. everything is expensive

Only reason I wouldn't give this place a 5 is because of the price to size ratio. So please note, this is not a 5 in terms of value. This is purely off of taste and friendliness of staff. Raw steel coat oatmeal: this is such an amazing pre workout snack. It is so so tasty, and filled with a lot of healthy high energy stuff. Kale chips: so much flavor for only 60 calories. Also surprisingly filling. Smoothies: I usually get the ****** genius or vanilla protein (without ice of course). Both are super good and a great quick, satisfying, filling meal. Overall a super place to go to for a quick filling meal.

Super friendly staffer in this tiny (but not as tiny as some of their locations) JP location stocked with the usual juices and other natural stuff.

One of two things need to happen soon: Either I'm moving to NYC or Juice Press is opening up stores in NJ. This place is like the ultimate juice store. The only thing that would make it better is if they made juices on the spot, upon request. However, they have so many damn choices! And they deliver! Their juices are organic & cold pressed. I will make it my duty to stop by here every time I'm in the city. The end.

I get the same thing every time I come to Juice Press: the acai blueberry bowl, with granola, maple coconut flakes, and frozen blueberries. They don't skimp on the toppings here, and it's so refreshing on a hot day. That said, the serving size in on the smaller end, given the price ($12), and the service here is...so...slow. There always seems to be one person at the register, filling all the orders, and cleaning, and another person just hanging out in the back on their phone. It's truly baffling. Good luck to you if there's more than 1 other person ahead of you in line.

Favorite juice spot in soho :) Small store with two small bench inside!! Juice and smoothie, need I say more ? Thank you juice press :) ps: new favorite: kid chocolate ( best chocolate drink !! Better than any kind of chocolate milk or ice chocolate !!! )

Worst juice press. Nobody inside. The gentleman of a cashier/server did not even acknowledge me after 8 minutes of staying in his face. A simple "I'll be right with you" would have been acceptable. But the disregard and stank face he had made me leave angry and write this review ... hire more staff & train them in customer service please :)

I love juice press and have never had an issue at any other location in this city. Unfortunately, I will not be coming back to this location. The guy who took my order was extremely rude- didn't even look at me when he took my order and was not listening to me at all. I stood at the register for a good five minutes before I realized he wasn't going to ask what I would like so instead I had to ask if I could order. I was just barely acknowledged. Juice press has great stuff but customer service here was horrible.

Slowest. Juice Press. Of all. Time. I go to Juice Press throughout the city often and unfortunately this is now the closest one to my work, and the only one I ever have issues with. Always a 20 minute commitment for a smoothie, and the bench is always filled with other customers waiting with the same issue.

a little overpriced, payed like $25 for a bowl and a smoothie but overall super delicious. it was easy getting in and out and all the products they had were super cool.

The juices here are always really good and fresh. They are reasonably priced and the staff is super nice. I'm obsessed with anything with ginger and they have a lot of options.

Exceptional range of smoothies, juices and other health food products, high quality ingredients and best of all, they taste fantastic! This Juice Press became my local during a nearby stay and I was impressed by the friendly demeanor there of Alicia, Kat and Mango across my regular pilgrimages :) Hard to pick just one favorite, but it would probably be the Clean Green smoothie! Cannot wait to return to NYC to get my next fix haha.

This little gem... And I do mean little gem is a great addictive to the NoHo area. You take five steps in and your at the cash register. They have a great variety of pre pressed organic juices and food. The watermelon called me from the inside of the fridge and I couldn't resist. I literally drank a watermelon. The price is expensive! But if you have been to any juice bar you know that is expected and then of course being in New York. I'm not WOW'd by this place but would return if I find myself shopping in NoHo again.

This location is XXXtra dope. They sometimes hand out free merch at the enda the day. It feels good cuz ya just spent 80$ on a drink n a pieca pie. Actually its not that steep. I love juice press. Theyre always there for me with a juicy solution to any dilemma. Got a hangover? Hangover cure! Need more veggies? Drink mother earth! Drinks for stamina, aging, energy etc. kinda pricey but everything comes with a price. Besides im addicted to decadent foods and luxury drinks.

Juice Press reminds me of my favorite juice/smoothie/healthy spot in Seattle, which automatically makes it a must-visit in my book. Sleek and compact, with lots of small and brightly colored info cards organized for easy grabbing (want to know what a flexitarian is, or why calories matter less than nutrients, or why cold-pressed juice is awesome?), there's a ton of nutrition and information packed into a small space. The cold cases offer a massive variety of juices in all sorts of combinations, as well as prepared salads, wraps, and other ready-to-eat foods if you need to take something for later. There's also a lengthy list of smoothies, which is why I was there this morning (more than are listed on their online menu, since there are seasonal offerings and so forth). I had one with peaches, almond milk, dates, and all sorts of other good things: super-tasty and just the right kind of filling for a healthy breakfast. The friendly women behind the counter were patient with my menu perusal (so hard to decide!) and are more than happy to offer suggestions to you based on what you want out of your smoothie. One of my pet peeves about smoothies is uneven blending, like when a chunk of fruit or cacao nib escapes the blades only to stick, immovable, in your straw. None of that here, for which I give great praise. The smoothies run about $10 and up for a sixteen-ounce (the only size they offer); obviously a little expensive for every day, but a meaningful indulgence that's entirely quality and worth it: fresh, nutritious, and delightful.

Juice smoothies and Biggie- that's what I'll remember. There's something awesome about being able to get a fresh juice smoothie while the person preparing it is singing all the lyrics to the Notorious B.I.G. song that's playing in the background. So why the 3 stars? Price. $10-11 is a steep cost for a maybe 12 oz smoothie. I get the fresh ingredients, cold pressed, etc. And that comes through- one of the better smoothies I have had. But the price was hard to let go of. The employee made our smoothie quickly and was nice enough to give us the remnants in an extra glass. If they lower their price, I'll be back. And be expecting some Notorious...

I am hooked on this place with all their awesome natural juices,smoothies and now smoothie bowls. It is a little pricey but they make fresh juices, also have juice cleanse packages. They are tasty so even though you are eating healthy it is delicious.

I'm bummed, I love the chia seed bowl , but this is the second time I have gone to buy it and get home and it's sour and bad... even though the expiration date says otherwise. And it's an expensive bowl, which I understand because of the good quality ingredients. But I won't go back there again because that's not reliable to spend over $10 , then it's bad and sour. And u can't call the store, annoying.

Small storefront but infinitely faster than their Prince Street sister. Pre-packaged juices are aplenty and everything on the smoothie list is customizable. (Got a chuckle out of the cashier when I asked for a Life Force Protein smoothie without the protein powder lol- I wanted it for the blueberry!!) The raw snacks all look fantastic and since I was super tired I got the Matcha Bowl. The texture is kind of like eating Asian egg custard with finely ground nuts. It looks weird, sounds weird, but is surprisingly delicious and light on the palate. There are benches inside and outside to chill on a nice day.

Came here at 3:40 on 10/31/2014 to spend $11 for a bottle of juice. This location is not full service but rather just a retail counter of pre-prepared juices. There was a sign up that said "Be Back shortly". At 3:55, no employee showed. I guess they are not interested in making business.

Unfortunately, the acai bowl I had this morning was not very good. The bowls don't come with any fruit on top. I had to go back and ask for some after they made it for me and they then put frozen blueberries on top. The acai itself is very watery, flavorless and not blended well. I asked for almonds on top and it tastes like they blended them in. The granola was so hard it could probably crack a tooth. Maybe it was frozen? Regardless, I wasn't able to eat it. :(

Top notch ingredients, service, experience, and taste. So goes it for the price. But it's well worth it from time to time. I haven't had a smoothie here that disappointed in any fashion. The design is clean, compact, and futuristic and makes waiting for your juice or smoothie to be made an enjoyable experienced. Every employee I've interacted with is incredibly knowledgable about the benefits of their ingredients and cold pressing process and willing to discuss options with you (given they aren't too backed up in store). Plus consistent customers can earn 10% off for life! Enjoy : )

This review is for the Juice Press Delivery Service: I placed an big order last night and I could have not had a better experience. The girl on the phone was wonderful, the juices arrived exactly when they were supposed to this morning and when I took the receipt out of the bag, I saw a note from the dispatcher to the delivery person: " order must arrive before 10 am. CANNOT be late as it is for a photo shoot" . Awesome! Thanks Juice Press!!

I love the smoothies and soups here but the service is pretty appalling. The cashiers don't look you in the eye or acknowledge you sometimes and it always takes a very long time. For the prices here, the service should not be so bad.

If you love juices & smoothies with an emphasis on nutrition and health, this is your spot. They have a juice/smoothie for EVERYONE. I think there's 10 different green juices alone! They also offer great vegan, raw food like kale salad & raw chocolates, which are all delicious. I favor this shop as it is close to home and not as crowded. The staff is always friendly and helpful. My favorite smoothie is the Almond Buttercup - absolutely delicious (mix of banana, ice, dates, cinnamon, almond butter and almond milk) - with added greens. Granted, the prices are outrageous (above mentioned smoothie is ~ 11$), but you get high quality, fresh food for the price. I "indulge" whenever I can.

3.5 stars: Quite expensive for fresh juice ($10 +tax) but probably on par for NYC. The nurse ginger green was pretty tasty and definitely made me feel healthier after drinking it (totally psychological, I know). I won't go out of my way to get this, but if it's convenient it's worth a try.

Screwed up a simple order through seamless, I just cant with this place anymore the amount of chances. go to liquiteria. Ordered the raw ravioli, got a roasted veggie salad. Pretty sure the smoothie is wrong. You imagine a place that is going to charge a 15% service fee would have the skills to fill a simple order. Thanks for nothing Juice Press!

Why does this juice cost $8? Matcha Latte was not bad. There is better juice to be found in the neighborhood.

The guy at the counter Sunday 4:50 just proved to me why I continuously walk past tons of juice joints to find a Juice Press. These guys care about juice, care about themselves, and care about you. The product blows the competition out of the water. I return regularly to the Spicy Citrus, the green protein and coffee shakes, and the lait de coco. A welcome addition to the hood as I was walking all the way down to Prince and Broadway for my fix.

I had to wait 10 minutes for my made to order smoothie. Not sure why -- the store wasn't busy and there are 3 ppl working...

Somehow I ended up spending $10 for a pre-packaged juice (I can't remember which one -- something like the "total experience"). That's my fault. However the juice itself was not very tasty. The celery overpowered everything else in it. Also the staff was sort of unfriendly to me. The guy working the register had a general attitude that I was bothering him by my presence in the store. He seemed more welcoming to two pretty young women that walked in as I was checking out. Won't be going back.

Great juice spot!! Love the selection and the flavors are out of this world. I love a good spicy blend and juice press definitely delivers!!!

Addicted to the almond/coconut milk drink Black Label/Heaven on Earth and my friend is a regular consumer of the Doctor Green drink. Wonderful friendly service and healthy fresh veggie/fruit drinks- what more can one ask for?

I wanted something refreshing and healthy while shopping in Nolita. I saw Juice Press and I was intrigued. I'm not much of a smoothy person but I had the advanced berry smoothy and it was very good. It was $12.95 which is pretty crazy. I knew it would be pricey as the ingredients are all organic, etc. But at that price this isn't a place I could frequent. The staff was very nice. I'm not opposed to trying some of their other products but if I was going to make this a staple in my diet I would save the money and make most of these things myself.

Who says size matters? Though it's one of the smaller Juice Press locations, this is one of my favorite. While they all have, essentially, the same juices, the employees at this location are, by far, the most friendly/helpful. As for the selection, no juice bar in the city compares. Some of my favorite items include the Matcha Bowl, Black Label, Doctor Earth, Almond Butter Cup, Pineapple Juice and Aloe Water. And while I appreciate JP's commitment to organic fresh pressed juice, I'd like to see them cut back on the amount of coconut sugar and agave they use in their smoothies and raw food.

Do I love paying $10-12 for a juice or $13 for a smoothie? Not really. Do I care when I want one of their drinks? Not really. Look. They are organic and raw. It's very expensive to be organic and raw. The juices and smoothies, AND their food, are exceptionally good. It's one of the only places where their ginger/juice ratio is perfect!! I like it burning my throat. The pink punk is woah!!! When I have their rainforest smoothie, the world is a better place.

Honestly they are just rude here. They have an attitude and quite frankly don't appear to enjoy their job. I was standing by the nuts just watching them make smoothies bc I'm interested and was pretty bored while waiting and the lady behind the desk snapped at me and said "there are MANY smoothies in front of yours" very rudely. Bc they hadn't made mine, I asked if I could please just switch it for the premade refrigerated drink since I really had to go and I was waiting for a while and she said that in order to switch it she would need to call her manager (again she said this very rudely). Their attitude is unacceptable and their obviously under staffed. I'm still waiting for my smoothie.

Well, I'm on a tight budget and wanted something healthy. As I walk in right before closing on a 17 degree night, afraid I would only buy one ten dollar item, they offered me a couple of free bottled juices that I guess would have expired the next day. I wound up buying an acai dessert and a kale Casear salad that was awesome. I felt like I made out like a bandit! Everything was amazing, and I'll def. be back!

I love the women who work in this location. They are awesome and helpful, but I have to say, the management is horrible. They are suppose to open at 8 am and on many occasions I will get there @ 8:10 or later and they are still closed due to a late deliver which normally I will wait. But this am, I waited 15 mins and then when I knocked and said I need to go because I was doubled parked, the manager dude proceeded to tell me that we don't live in a perfect world and that I was just going to have to wait. When I said I was double parked he said "oh so your going to get angry now"? NOT COOL on the customer service!! I waited patiently while 5 other people came and went because the door was locked...that's at least $55.00 lost in 15 mins. Off to the farmers daughter I guess which is just down the street. I don't need to fight to pay $11 for a juice

This is the slowest Juice Press! There's too much talking going on and not enough working

Fantastic place, this place is for health food fanatics. If you are into health and fitness, this is the place for you. I can eat here 3 times a day seven day a week. I just think its a little to pricey.

I'm not a fan of Juice Press. I've opened up far too many spoiled bottle of Heaven on Earth to go back here and this applies to all the locations of Juice Press. I find this particular brand really pretentious. The staff is not genuinely warm or welcoming. Even though I've always been greeted with a very loud "Hi, Welcome to Juice Press," the staff always ignored me for minutes. It's difficult to ask questions or ask for help because the staff is so absorbed into talking between themselves and doing their own thing or staring off into space. I'm not a pro juicer but I feel like the staff here shuns people who are not familiar with their juices and practices already. There are so many other juice places in New York City that I'd rather just go somewhere else where I feel welcome. It doesn't help that the markup to Juice Press is so much higher and the owner sounds like a lunatic.

I love juice press. I often grab their mean green and am addited to their salads and desserts. if they were slightly cheaper I would go more often but I keep it to once or twice a week max. way too pricey but do love their products