Inta Juice

My husband and I are driving back and forth to Fayetteville from Oklahoma because his mom is in the hospital. After lots of fast food my stomach needed some relief. I did a quick search on Unilocal and it came through for me as always! I was so excited to see that Inta Juice has Acai bowls and smoothies. They also have a wide variety of add ins like protein and fiber. They have dairy alternatives as well. Plus they taste fantastic! We’ll be back I’m sure to get us some tasty nutrition while visiting at the hospital. Go here! They’re awesome! :)

I’ve been coming here since y’all opened the doors and I’ve always been happy with my smoothie. According to simple math, I’m probably spending (roughly) $ 780.00 a year at your business. Being a dog owner, I know it cost around $ 15.00 for about 30 dog treats… If there are 30 other customers just like me, we are spending around $ 23,400 a year at your establishment. Therefore, I think it would be beneficial to get dog treats in the drive-​thru. Thank me later! (4 star pending…)

Pricey as heck, but delicious. I wish the juices were a bit less, comparatively, than the smoothies, especially because there are no free add-​ins to the juices.
That said, their smoothies are delicious, but pretty typical. Still like ‘em, though!

Great selection of fresh berries, fruits and veggies. All smoothies are dairy free and come with a free shot which is a +. Wifi. Black Cobra approved.

Okay, so we have our own trendy, «healthy» juice bar again. Remember Smoothie King? I do, and I remember how it went out of business because of high prices and long wait times in a time where people actually had much more disposable income for stuff like that. It was also located right on Dickson. Let’s talk about Inta Juice though…
This place is small, well lit and painted «freshly» enough to make you feel like you’re making a healthy choice just by walking in the door. The menu is a bit extensive with options ranging in to the 50+ range. Be prepared to sit and stare at the menu for a while. Being a natural fan of all things Citrus, I quickly ordered a «Luscious Lemon» smoothie… sold by the description «blah blah blah blend of lemon, lime, raspberry, blueberry, and strawberry.»
Not really looking at the price scale of such things, I replied with «Biggest you got» when the young girl asked me what size… which to my surprise came out to a nice $ 6.80 without adding supplements. These supplements range from wheat grass shots to protein shots and are about a buck per.
Being a billion degrees out here this summer, I was very satisfied with my smoothie, though I felt the «dairy blender stuff» that they use to put the «smooth» in to smoothie was a bit over sweetened, and I would have much rather had no dairy additive at all. All in all, it was a pleasant experience, be it a long wait and a hefty price tag. Let’s hope it doesn’t get dethroned like Smoothie King did.