The Juicery

If it wasn’t for the juicery my diet would be almost totally absent of vegetables — so thank you juicery because according to my nana if I don’t consume any veggies I will go blind (she 93 & Italian & believes what she believes). The staff here is friendly & helpful … one of the girls recently taught me to put espresso in my peanut butter bliss & I have been happily caffeinated since. Green lights & kale storms for the win (& for nanas peace of mind).

I’m changing my initial review because frankly I’ve given this place more than enough chances to pull it together and about half the time I go now they’re messing something up. A previous reviewer said something about the amount of juice they use in their smoothies and that comment is totally on point. If you pay attention when they’re making it you notice you’re getting more juice/​milk than the vegetables and fruits. They will literally just keep dumping liquid in and when I asked about the crazy amount of milk they used one time the employee said their blenders wont spin the frozen fruit without all that juice/​milk. I don’t just buy smoothies, I also make them regularly at home and if your blender cant blend frozen fruit you’ve got a major problem. What a nonsense excuse! I’ve had smoothies from here that literally just tasted like almond milk and a few that were so full of almond butter I had to eat it with a spoon, that’s not even healthy! My final thoughts are if you want a yummy fruit drink that’s healthier than what you might get at a Dunkin or McDonalds, try this place. However, if you’re less concerned with sugary fruit drinks and prefer essential vitamins and nutrients needed to lead an actual healthy lifestyle, find a different place. There are other places around that care more about their product. I’ll be at Cocobeet, the extra dollar or 2 is worth it!

As we walked the Freedom Trail I found myself hankering for something to eat. As we made our way past Haymarket Square and toward Paul Revere’s house I noticed this little joint. I wasn’t real sure if I just wanted juice but thought I’d check it out.
Like any sort of juice place there’s not much to it other than a counter to order and collect your juice. However, it was bright and clean. Not only did they have juices, but smoothies, and a small cooler full of grab-​and-​go snacks and meals. Should you feel you need an extra boost they also have supplements and such that can be added to your juice or smoothie.
I had no plan to have this as a ‘meal replacer’ but with the name of Peanut Butter Bliss that contained banana, peanut butter, chocolate almond milk I had to try it. We made the quick stop and carried along exploring the city. Always great to hit a healthy vegan-​friendly spot out of the blue. It perfectly hit the spot and made me wish there was a Juicery in Arizona!

I was very excited when this place opened due to the lack of healthy and organic options in the North End and Boston in particular. This locally owned and operated Juicery offers organic green juices including my favorite, the ‘Green Juice’, which is kale, parsley, cucumber and celery. Sometimes I’ll add an apple in there for an extra dollar. The apples are organic and some of the other fruit is too such as the grapefruit and oranges in the ‘Morning Sunshine’ but unfortunately the smoothies are not. Hopefully the company will change that in the near future.
You can also find an assortment of prepared snacks and salads as well as acia bowls. The bowls are great but in 9 out of 10 times, the bananas were not ripe! Very disappointing considering I’m paying $ 10.00 a pop. Other things to note, you can add supplements to any drinks such as maca powder, expresso, chia seeds, cayenne pepper, and wheatgrass. This is the only place I’ve found in Boston to have wheatgrass!
The staff is all very friendly and busy! There is always a line but it moves quickly.
4.5 stars

Great place! Good menu but even better if you add some of your own favorite ingredients to spice it up — I got a peanut butter bliss and added cocao and agave YUM. Great staff

Went in here for a quick sec cause my husband was looking for something healthy! They were super helpful and super nice! This places is awesome! The bowls tasted amazing!

Solid juice spot where they make custom juices — which i prefer to cold-​pressed. Great way to start the day. I also went to the location in New Hampshire.

Whoa Nellie! Delicious. Not too sweet and perfect consistency. I got the 16 oz but they made a bit too much and gave me the large for free. I will definitely be returning to try the other juices.

It is in a cute area, close to freedom trail and all that has to offer.
Overall, the service was good, but the acai bowl I ordered (peanut butter) was okay. Nothing I would probably go and pay $ 10 for again, but it held me over until dinner time.

This place is pretty good. They offer a good selection of healthy smoothies and juices, although the prices are a little high and sometimes it takes 10 minutes to make my order. But other than that, I find myself coming back.

The best acai bowl ever!
i had to go back for anothe one the next day!
Very cute, clean place, friendly staff!
will be back next time im in Boston!

Great smoothies, very friendly staff, good selection of other items like snack bars and coconut water, and fair prices. My go-​to is the Prana, but the Peanut Butter Bliss is also excellent (obviously).

Cute and hip juice bar in a great location. Pretty big menu to choose from. Staff was friendly and engaging. Prices seemed a little high. Smoothies were yummy! Got the Pine Ango Beet Tango speciality smoothie
(strawberry, mango, pineapple, beet juice, orange juice).

The Juicery’s Jungle Juice continues to be my favorite. It’s refreshing (great post-​workout) and not too sweet. Kind of pricey, but so are most juice places.

My experience at The Juicery was OK. I initially came in here because I saw that they have Acai Bowls. I love Mother Juice’s Acai Bowls so I was excited. Unfortunately when I saw the ingredients they use in their bowls, it felt more like a dessert than a healthy breakfast.
So instead, I looked around at the menu and it seems more Jamba Juice than fresh juice spot. They use a lot of juice in their smoothies, which I know from working at Jamba Juice is very very sweet. I ended up going with the Green Light and was still disappiinted at how sweet it was.

Stopped by here with a friend after enjoying an afternoon in Haymarket.
We had ourselves a nice little fruit and veggie date.
In the interest of trying to be heathy and not start drinking at 4pm we decided to grab a smoothie over cocktails and took a walk across the st to this little place.
Took awhile to decide, everything on my menu looks amazing. Settled on a Pine Ango Beet Tango and a Green Light smoothies. Both were delicious and I will definitely be returning!

Really love this place. It’s a bit pricey, but so are most things in the city. The service is always very friendly and the staff is very welcoming. I look forward to trying all the different types of smoothies and drinks they have. Glad a place like this is now right near me.

SO glad this place finally opened in the North End! Amazing, delicious smoothies (I have yet to try an actual juice) and awesome supplements to add in. The best part is they also sell GT’s Kombucha! So hard to find in this city. Always fast and friendly customer service. LOVE IT!

The Juicery is alright. Service is on point though. All girls behind the counter were attentive and prompt. The acai bowl definitely did not beat Cocobeet’s but I guess Juicery’s addition of cacao was a setback. In all the bowl was very filling and the peanut butter was so good but the acai purée & mix itself wasn’t as good as Cocobeet’s.

Newly open juicery in Boston’s North End. The location of this place is interesting (all Italian restaurants) but I can totally see them booming with business during summer moths when a lot of Bostonians are hanging out on the Green Way located across the street. They offer smoothies, juices, Acai bowls, and some homemade snacks. All made in front of the customers. Juices are great. I got a Sunrise Squeeze and Green Juice. Green Juice could use some lemon or a green apple because it tasted straight up like grass (the ingredients are parsley, kale, cucumber, celery). On my second visit I got a smoothie and was very disappointed in fact that they use frozen fruits! Also a person making my smoothie looked like a newbie and instead of a smoothie I basically got a frozen sorbet. It wasn’t drinkable, I had to go home and remix it in my Vitamix. The taste of this smoothie (it was Pine Ango Beet Tango) was very bland. But that’s what you get for using all frozen ingredients. Another suggestion I have for The Juicery– please please please use RIPE bananas! When I saw your worker grabbing a partially green on the end banana I cringed. When consuming unripe bananas they cause indigestion. Bananas should be eaten when they start developing brown spots on their skin (a sign that the fruit is ripe).
Overall I’m happy that Boston now has a few juiceries, but here for The Juicery I can only give 3 stars. The ingredients should always be fresh and the fruit ripe.