Jamba Juice

Good smoothies, poor service. The girls working in here were not friendly and the prices are higher than a typical Jamba Juice. You don’t have many choices if you’re staying on the strip and want something healthy so you’re options are limited.

There were 2 workers with a line 20 deep, and the poor girls working just got engulfed. Blenders were flying around everywhere and a lot of orders didn’t come out correct. Some drinks even got tipped over in the chaos and had to be remade. Don’t expect the same consistency that you’d get at your local JJ. Thank goodness we just ordered wheatgrass shots to counter what we were about to do to our bodies. We patiently waited for 20 minutes and finally got our shots. Seemed like a lot of work at the time just for some wheatgrass, but they sure helped us last thru the night.

I’ve stopped in several times in the last year for the same thing. Two whole bananas (that’s always confusing for some reason), scoop of protein powder, almond or soy milk and a bit of ice. Simple enough. Each time I’m asked «what size?» My response is always, «whatever you can fit it in.» Price has ranged from $ 9 to as high as $ 15 (which I refused to pay) for the same simple smoothie. Pretty absurd. Perhaps simplifying and reasonably pricing ala carte ordering would be a good idea.

Been here twice in the past 24 hours, really enjoyed the fruit and veggie «Green and Ginger» smoothie plus soy protein ($ 7 + $.75), as well as the steel cut oatmeal ($ 4.49) which came with two toppings for no extra cost. Only four stars for the long line/​wait, and the rewards device thing by the register was out, so I couldn’t earn points. Great staff!

Smoothies and all it’s juicy gloriousness I suppose Jamba Juice is a fine establishment to come to, but leave the acai bowls behind.
I was hankering for some good ‘olé energy bowl to balance out all the rich food I’ve been eating at Vegas since I was here for a good four days. Jamba Juice from Miracle Miles popped up on Unilocal and since it was down the street from my hotel, I decided to make a trip down. I ordered their Acai Primo Bowl ($ 7.99 for a 12 oz) which has Acai juice, soymilk, blueberries, strawberries and bananas, and topped with organic granola, fresh bananas, fresh blueberries, coconut, almonds and a drizzle of honey.
Well, let me tell you, it sounds hell a lot more delicious than it really is. When I got it I can already tell it was overly watery as all the topping and fruits were sinking to the bottom. I almost didn’t finish it, but for $ 8.00– Hell, I was going to make myself finish it. I was seriously devastated at how terrible it was because it was so watery, it lacked texture and flavor. Le Cries. Dreams crushed!
But service is very impressive, workers were very friendly! The guy who gave me my bowl was laughing saying how excited I looked waiting for my bowl which in return made me laugh, remember first impressions are long lasting and happiness is contagious guys! :)

Larger portions than normal. Always a line but the service is good. Pleasant hard workers. Gotta give them that. Really glad they use gloves handling food. There days that means a lot. The wellness bowls are a great low calorie meal.

This store was in desperate trouble this past weekend. They had about 15 customers waiting. All the staff was working at half speed and some seemed lost. Two of the five we’re chit chatting about non-​work things while I waited at the register for them to stop having a casual conversation. The only employee that was on her game was Bree. I like the location, but the manager needs to work on training these folks. Also, the pop-​up sign was getting in the way of all the people waiting for drinks. What an odd place to put the sign.

Such great staff working here. They yell «tip tip hooray!» whenever anybody tips them. Also there is a framed article about a man with Down’s syndrome who works there. Inspiring story — he holds down a job and is married. Great atmosphere. It is more expensive than regular Jamba Juices, but it’s Vegas so that’s expected.

I love Jamba. I really do. However this particular branch at he Miracle Mile of Shops on the Strip totally disappointed me. We asked for a large smoothie to be split into two cups for our girls. They said they would have to charge us 27 cents extra and we had to do pour it ourselves. What the what??? Sorry but that is the first time I’ve been subjected to that «policy.» Hell, not even the Jamba in Downtown Disney does that!!!

One star for «Rob» running the cashier line last Friday May 30^th. Granted, there was quite the line after the Backstreet Boys concert, rude first impressions still last. My husband and I were trying to fight the ringing in our ears from the concert on top of the regular noise pollution in the mall. Rob was rude, rolled his eyes, raised his voice in an annoyed manner. It was loud yes, but no need to be rude to customers buying $ 35 worth of goods. I get it, it got busy rather quickly and you’d rather be doing something else.
Nonetheless the workers actually making the drinks were fast and efficient. 5 stars for them!

A 4 oz drink will cost ya ~5 bucks. That’s a rip off. Oh and a cup of tap water will cost you $ 0.25. The guy taking my order was so out of it (Not friendly).
I’ll think twice before I come again. At least to this location. Jamba juice stall #260.

I typically do not drink juice because of the sugar content so was pleasantly surprised while walking by that they offer several vegan (if you hold the drizzle of honey) Wellness Bowls. My sister and I both enjoyed the Apple & Kale bowls. They were made with kale, soy milk, almonds, banana, etc. They were very cold but after letting it sit to warm up for a couple minutes it was delicious! And I wandered up the Strip for hours with plenty of energy! Also met a really nice vegan curious guy while in line! Great to know about these healthier vegan options while traveling!

I do like my Jamba and was glad to see this place in the Miracle Mile shopping mall. The mango a go-​go was good, the Pink Star a little too runny but still tasted good.

This JJ is located in the Miracle Mile Shops at Planet Hollywood Hotel & Casino. Always a fan of Jamba, glad to see they have a few here in Vegas now. Loved visiting them when I used to live in Hawaii after a good workout. Being at this Jamba was no different than all my other visits although this would be my first one believe outside of Hawaii. Can’t quite remember the price comparison but it seemed about the same. But if what David S. says its true I guess it’s cheaper outside a casino or Hawaii haha.

Great juices and who doesn’t like the energy you have after a wheat grass shot!
This location is in the middle of the large mall that has all the hustle and bustle of Las Vegas. The manager of the store was super nice and accommodating.
Wasn’t the biggest location, no places to sit, sort of felt rushed in and out, and the associates spilled my wheat grass shot all over and didn’t clean up or apologize so that sort of threw me off this place. Good for a quick stop by for juice

Same great flavors and friendly staff. The almost $ 2 more per drink is on the crazy side. I know it is the Strip, but this is downright robbery. That is the price for convenience in a casino though. It is either you pay for it here or go into a coffee shop, pay the same price, and not know what you are getting.