The Juice Spot

Would love to see something like this go in around Fairlawn or Legacy Village. I think it would be a great fit and a big hit!

It looked good initially, but then I realized they don’t even make fresh juice. The girl told me I could purchase juice that was made at the latest…3 days ago. Studies shoe that juice begins losing its antioxidants within 20 minutes after being juiced whethet its «cold pressed» or not. I understand that it may not be easy to constantly produce fresh juice on the spot for all customers… but I shouldn’t have to pay 12 dollars a bottle for juice that was made up to 3 days ago. Really, I don’t see how you can call yourself a «Juice Stop» without making fresh juice. Overpriced, old juice, and poor service. I would highly recommend saving your money and going to El Palacio de Los Jugos where they make the juice… drum roll… that day!!!

This juice spot is not quality juice and not worth the price. They have the juicer in the back and don’t even make your juice made to order. I live in NYC and there are many juice places better than this. Check out liquiteria in NYC for how juice should be done. For two juices at juice spot and two double expresso shots we paid $ 27!
The décor is also super sparse and tries too hard to be cool. Go anywhere else for juice or smoothies, you’ll get a better deal and a fresher, better product!

I live in the same building as the juice spot so it’s very convenient for me. It’s a great place to get a juice, smoothie or bowl after a workout. If I didn’t live here I wouldn’t know where to park, however. The juices are good and very healthy, but the only draw back is how over priced everything is. Half a scoop
of protein is 2 dollars. All in all I would give it 4 out of 5 stars.

3.5 Rating.
I drive by Juice Spot every morning on my way to work and have always wanted to check them out. Last week I was running late and didn’t have time to prepare my usual breakfast at home so I decided to stop here and see what they had to offer. I opted for the acai bowl with strawberries and also purchased one of their juice (the beet orange ginger and cayanne one). This little breakfast was over $ 20! Let’s put aside that this place is severely overpriced for a second. The food is good, the juices are refreshing, and the staff is very sweet and friendly. The parking situation is terrible so it’s best to call ahead and place your order and then pray a cop doesn’t happen to be driving by and give you a ticket for parking in the «no parking» zone.
I’ll definitely be coming back but I won’t make it a weekly habit because it’s way too expensive.

This is the second time I have come here and most likely the last. The location is awful and there is no parking. The only reason I really tried this place is because Lebron James’ wife owned it so I thought it would be good, years later it proves this to be much like Lebron’s career. They tried to copy Jugo Fresh’s concepts and recipes and make it there own, but failed, just like Lebron did in Cleveland this year. Truth is the service is awful and the bowls lack imagination and that extra yum factor that makes you want to come back for more.
Just a note my comments about Lebron James were used as an analogy to make light of poor quality food and bad service.

I visited the Juice Spot a few weeks ago with a girlfriend after a particularly grueling spin class. I had no idea this place even existed! I had an acai bowl which was really good & refreshing. I was torn between that and the Nirvana Bowl, so i’m looking forward to going back and trying it. I wish i’d known about the Juice Spot before, it’s a great addition to the neighborhood!

The Juice Spot makes delicious acai bowls that quench any thirst. I would recommend the Nirvana bowl. Neighbors with Skanda Yoga, it’s well located in the area.

Over-​priced juices. Standard bad copies of Jugofresh and Cold.Pressed.Raw.
Not fresh. I bought three bottles juices, made that day or day before; 2 of the 3 were already off.
Call before going. When I went to return the juices, well within the posted times, they weren’t open. It’s an out of the way location, so that matters.
Customer service not great. When I called and emailed (after trying to return in person), the response was that I was wrong; the juices are fresh; that I should have asked for a sample before buying; that I just didn’t like the taste. A bit presumptuous, right?
If you happen to be on that remote street and are dying of thirst, then go.
Otherwise, forego.

Stopped here after a workout in Brickell and was accompanied by my friend whom said based on reviews, this place should serve delicious juices and smoothies.
I ordered a Green Delight juice and my friend ordered the Peanut Butter smoothie. Honestly, for the price I paid for the juice, I should have just ordered the smoothie. I under this company cold-​presses their drinks, and state the ingredients that goes into each juice, but maybe I was expecting more for $ 10.50.
Maybe I am old school and prefer my juices made in front of me with the ingredients I like.
Overall, the place was clean and it was quite busy that afternoon, but I wouldn’t go out of my way to come back.

Nirvana bowl… may have some illicit drugs in it because I was so addicted I went back three days in a row. Awkward parking situation (i.e. none) so I can see how it can get dicey at high volume times and it’s a little off the beaten path, but the quality is excellent and they don’t push nutrition dogma on you, thank goodness.

The joke spot??? Over priced smoothies that aren’t made with fresh ingredients and all the juices are pre made, sitting in the fridge. The menu is so small… literally 5 smoothie options and 7 juice options… this place isn’t going far by the looks of it… it’s gonna be closed down or sold to someone anytime soon.

I’m typically the one that scouts out the places to eat when we are on vaca, so I was surprised to hear my husband request we go to The Juice Spot on our most recent trip to Miami. After I probed a bit more, it came out that this was King James’s spot and it all made sense. Celeb status aside, this place is fantastic. The location is very random and off the beaten track, but the food is worth it.
We shared the Acai bowl and The Spot Oatmeal and both were equally delicious. From the presentation, to the quality ingredients, this place has it down.

I kept teeter-​tottering from 4 stars to 5 and realized I couldn’t find anything to criticize so here’s the report:
Location? Yeah, it’s a little unique. It’s in the One Plaza retail space off SW 1^st Ave. I love that because it makes it different and gives you a chance to walk along the M-​Path. It’s also conveniently next door to a yoga and fitness studio.
Style? Oozes it. They hired Ian Ross to do a gorgeous mural and the greens, whites, and lacquered wooden counter really makes the place pop. It has loads of natural light which all contributes to their clean feel in both style and product.
Staff? Adorable. Knowledgable. Passionate about what they’re doing there.
The products are great. Are they expensive? Absolutely, but it’s to be expected. Cold pressed juice requires a TON of produce and they don’t put preservatives in it. We had the Acai and Nirvana bowls and la-​la-​loved them. The textures and flavors are beautiful. I will be coming back for a nice stroll and clean breakfast soon.

I have been wanting to visit the Juice Spot for 3 reasons. 1. Lebron’s wife is an owner 2. I have enjoyed juicing for a while now and wanted to find a good place to buy some vs making them on my own and 3. I want to try their cleanse.
As soon as I walked into the store, I was greeted by a young lady who help me choose my cleanse juices. She was very knowledgeable, friendly and fast. She numbered all of the bottles for me as well as marked up a menu so that I can read what juices I was drinking. She also encouraged me to call them for moral support in case I was about to cheat and any solid foods, which was very cool.
There is free parking in the garage. Free wifi and ipads are available. It was very clean and trendy. It smelled of fresh fruits and veggies. The location is not exactly easy to find or get to. Being a local, I would not be able to walk there, maybe a bike ride?
The cleanse came out to $ 190 and change (6 Juices a day for 3 days). I was hoping to not have to spend that much but I really wanted to try this place out.
Today is my first day and so far all of the juices have been very tasty and all signs show that I am cleansing (tired, weak, and wanting food!) which is all normal :) Can’t wait to finish and feel good about the next 3 days.
Looking forward to visiting again and trying their bowls.

This is a gem of a healthy juice bar in Miami that I found on a recent trip there.
On our previous trips there, it had been difficult to find healthy options in downtown Miami but this time we were pleasantly surprised that a Unilocal search turned up a few options, including The Juice Spot just a short half-​mile walk from our hotel. It’s dubbed «Miami’s first wifi bar fully equipped with organic cold pressed juices, superfood smoothies, Acai and oatmeal bowls.» After our first visit, we promptly returned after our workout every morning and felt fueled and pleasantly satisfied until it came time for lunch by the pool. The smoothies and acai bowl are the best I’ve had aside from my own!
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So I got done with yoga in my building and of course next on the to do list is FOOD! At first we went to choices café but then realized we were craving a lighter fare. Let’s try the juice spot.
If you are directionally challenged at all then put it into your GPS because it’s a random location and there isn’t much parking, but we parked across the street in the rocks and everything was fine.
So the ambiance: clean, white, crisp with a touch of ghetto fab music. There is a bar where you can sit and order and eat, a bench lining the center area and a tall table near the window with two iPads to keep everybody happy.
Ok we ordered the ACAI BOWL & the NIRVANA BOWL. Loved them both! If I had to choose I might go with the Acai bowl bc of the banana slices and because it was a little sweeter. The bowls are both filled with a cold frozen sludgy mixture of goodness and then topped with probably some of the best tasting granola I have ever had. The Acai is then topped with a yellow drizzle and is lined with banana slices and the nirvana has mound of coconut flakes on top. Refreshing, simple, organic, and perfectly proportioned are the best words to describe the bowls and of course delicious. It’s a must try. I can’t wait to come back!

Was not sure about this place at first. Then I had the chance to talk to Steve the manager. He hooked me up with emails with daily smoothie deals. I bought a $ 50 dollar gift card and got three smoothies free. I can use the card on the deals. They have earned my loyalty for their effort in taking care of me as a customer and watching my wallet.
Thanks Steve. Always nice to have a smiling face towards a customer.

I did not attempt to find this place without a GPS and I think you should follow suit. It’s a little hidden away on a not busy street… just look up directions! Parking is super easy because the other side of the street is open for you to just park there.
My friend and I both ordered the Morning Glory, which was very healthy-​tasting, refreshing, the slightest bit filling, and delicious! It made me cough a little but I’m also getting over a cough so maybe that was just me. When I saw it (it’s pictured on Unilocal), I was a little hesitant… I’m a pretty healthy person but I’m not a wheatgrass shot-​taking kinda girl who goes on «cleanses.» However, it was very tasty so no need to be scared!
I wasn’t sure what the acai bowl was all about, but after seeing people eating it there, I almost regretted not getting it – but my smoothie was so good! Definitely a good snack place.

Acai bowl was on point. Expensive as the competitors offers larger quantity and exceptional, friendly service. Will definitely be back. ESPN on the tv and good hip hop music on is a really nice touch too. Definitely a Man’s juice spot. Look forward to this place developing as traffic picks up and offerings grow.