Booster Juice

It is what it is, you order you pick up, you leave. Service is not consistent, sometimes the people are nice sometimes they are moody as heck! lol
I always get the protein shakes and add spirulina. :)
If you download the app Ritual you can order beforehand, pay online and just pick up. it helps during lunch hours when it gets busy.
found this promo code GINA8803 in one of the Unilocal reviews and got a 10 $ credit.
Yay me!

Your typical Booster juice. There’s not exceptional service, it’s not bad service, it’s just regular fast food service. Basically, they ask what you want, you get it and that’s the end of story.
However, if you work in this area, the service is quicker here than the one at Park and Bloor and their debit machine is better here (the one @ Park and Bloor always acts up).

As a bit of a regular, I like the staff, it seems to change/​cycle a bit. it’s a great addition to a pretty crappy mall (no frills is nice addition). Otherwise it’s full of aimless wanderers and bad shops.

I’ve experienced better Customer Service at a McDonald’s that got my order wrong.
I literally stood at the registered without being served for 2 minutes one morning. I was the only one there and with no one around, I wondered why it would take this long. Then I noticed someone on their cell phone and thought, «must be a really important text message». Then I noticed there was in fact 2 people working at this location — that’s just unfortunate.
They get a three because I’m a big fan of Booster Juice and the product was still outstanding even though I had to wait.
The second time I went there, I witnessed it happening as the two people working kept their backs turned to the register for another 2 minutes on another willing customer.
Ridiculous.

The most recent business to opened at Greenwin Square shopping center, Booster Juice is a popular Canadian chain specializing in shakes and smoothies for those who re health conscious and want to avoid the carb-​laden shakes McDonalds has to offer. Occupying the spot once held by Timothy’s Coffee, the newest member of the chain’s Toronto locations is at the front of the mall facing the former Goodwill Store that closed in July 2013. Drink are tasty, many nutritious (yet the carbs are high) and they also offer a selection of sandwiches and baked goods for those on the run. Very popular with the lunch crowds that come to the center for shopping or lunch, the spot is also popular for those wanting a quick breakfast drink that will keep them full and energized during the first half of the day.