Juice Press

Totally great hang over cure. I really love this place and would highly recommend everyone go try it.

I feel so fortunate to live so close to this location! Me and my dog stop by for a visit 1 – 2 times a week. Their smoothies are pure organic deliciousness and worth every dollar –The Fountain Of Youth is my go to! If only more businesses operated with the same quality food standards, the world would be a much better place.

This is my goto place every morning before work. 5 days a week, I am here and it is so good.
Pros: the juices are delicious! My favorite is the Carrot and Co. The food as well is amazing! The raw oatmeal if my favorite. The staff are really laid back and very nice. Everyone of them.
Cons: can be pricey, but it’s worth it

Delicious juices but many are high in sugar and calories. They’re luscious though! Good treats. There is one juice that is low in sugar, ask the very helpful staff for advice.

Okay quality products at over-​priced cost.

If you like to drink your 5 or more a day, you’ll be good at Juice Press. However, if you have shallow pockets, you may never want to go for it.
The healthfulness and nutrition-​packed quality of these products, made daily and to order, well, I think it’s worth it.
With so many of these around NYC, you can get your fix almost anywhere. I feel better just writing about it, and I felt awesome after drinking their juice and smoothie concoctions. Great choices for those on the go to tide you over until you decide to consume some solid food. In the meantime, they have raw and veg food to buy, as well.

Redeemed a $ 5 birthday credit from JuicePress (their app is annoyingly standalone due to an agreement with LevelUp, so I just uninstall after I use any credits they allocate) here for some chocolate, because that’s the only solid you can get without shelling out at least $ 1 OOP at this location. Staff was a bit condescending as at most juiceries.
Transaction Amount $ 5.44
Credit Applied — $ 5.44
Total Spent $ 0.00

Don’t care if the employees or nice, or if I don’t get some sort of intense level of servitude that I think I deserve, or about anything else. Juice Press (and this really goes for all locations) has the best tasting and most creative juices in NYC. I’m a bit of a juce snob and next to making my own at home, this is as good as it gets. No HPP, weird Dr. Bronner’s-esque writing on the bottles, always fresh and tasty. I’m totally addicted to Body Fit and Lait de Coco. Love you, Juice Press.

Alright, I have converted.
Thanks to the girl who was incredibly helpful and supportive during my three-​day cleanse, I have since found myself absolutely hooked on Juice Press. They offer a great selection of interesting, nutrient-​rich juices and they have put together a solid menu for the cleanse.
For the best selection of choices, this is your spot.

Okay, I just went to juice press on 1^st avenue after having a really long and difficult day, and the guys that worked there legitimately lifted my spirits and I basically skipped out of there. So — my comment on the staff: they are informative, ultra friendly, so cool I wanna be friends with them people.
Secondly onto the juices– they are amazing. Made fresh every day — they take this shit seriously. From their ingredients to their labels, they have integrity in everything they do and nothing beats that. You can go in and describe your symptoms (bad skin, cold, tired, stomach ache) and they’ll give you a juice to nourish and mend you. Stop taking medicine people, just go to the juice press. It’ll solve all your problems: emotional and physical. Xoxo JP

I go to Juice press every day and having lived in many cities, I can say that I’ve never tasted juice as good and fresh as this one. This is an enrichment for New York, in so many ways. The staff has always been super friendly, without exception.
If you think it’s overpriced, then don’t go! I love how all these people complain about the prices at $ 10 but will go to whole foods and buy a $ 7 «fresh» juice that has had the hell pasteurized out of it.
Turn on your brain people– you’re not just paying for pure quantity, but for what the product does for you. If it heals you rather than just adding sugar in your bloodstream, surely it’s worth the money.

This place is really good, but at 10 dollars for a juice drink, it better be. The lady at the counter saw me a little surprised and she helped me justify it because it was all organic. Usually I wouldn’t pay that for a smootie Juice drink but I was craving one. I had the ginger Hawaiian drink and I recommend that. I am not sure that I would come back because of the price, but if you can swing 10 bucks for a drink, then I say go for it.

Sodium levels are absolutely off the charts. Am in the middle of their recommended 8 juice standard cleanse. Checked the labels and realized that ONE bottle of Simple Green (or Tomato Gazpacho, or Drink your Salad) has your ENTIRE day’s sodium content.
I just called the number on Unilocal where a recorded message informs you that the retail stores cannot answer your questions. Terribly unhelpful.
Please vote this review up if you think the extraordinarily high sodium levels are not a great idea.

Juice Press represents all that I love about NYC. Snarky, yet helpful, commentary on all products; staff that may give you a little attitude, but if you engage in intelligent conversation with them, they’ll appreciate you and show some love; occasional celebrity sightings; and a very passionate entrepreneurial spirit behind it all.
I started on the raw journey in Dallas, TX (yes, home of the best steaks in the world). Not an easy place to start, granted — as Jamba Juice was the only «healthy» place to get a juice or smoothie at the time. Pretty bad, right? When I arrived in NYC in 2009 I was so excited to find places like Juice Press, Pure Food & Wine, High Vibe and so many other places to really engage in the raw food movement.
I had never done an all out juice cleanse, and would have never believed that one could survive on only juice for 5+ days. Well, after having just finished my 10^th juice cleanse since moving here — I am a believer. Not only can you survive, but your body actually starts craving the juice. My coffee-​addiction, not so healthy other habits are slowly fading into the past. Juice Press is such a great way to bring the benefits of juicing and raw food to more of the masses. The juices, backed by Dr. Fred Bisci, are THE BEST in NYC. Don’t buy into some of the other blue and avenue places… their juices do not even come close to Juice Press. Seriously. The raw food choices here are great pick-​ups to take to work for a healthy lunch at the desk. Your co-​workers may be green with envy.
My HOPE is that Juice Press continues to expand (hey, Park Slope location, please??) beyond NYC and shows the rest of the country how important it is to make smart choices when it comes to nutrition. If you ever need an area manager to kick things off for JP in Austin, TX — I’d be happy to run things for you…

After an 8-​hour hiatus of no food in my tummy and post-​workout, I stumbled into Juice Press in search of a healthy meal. It is a hole in the wall spot that offers many healthy alternatives (so I didn’t have to dig deep for willpower). I know nothing about going raw or eating raw, except that it’s supposed to be very healthy. In looking at the different options in front of me, I ended up choosing a Quinoa Kale Salad (~$ 11). Sound super healthy? It was.
It seemed pretty small when I purchased it, but once I started eating, I realized the quantity was much larger than it appeared to be so I needed to split it into two meals. The first meal seemed all right and it wasn’t difficult to put each bite down. The next morning, I finished it off and it was really hard to take each bite.
Wouldn’t necessarily choose to come back here next time. I’d rather do some sort of juice cleanse than go back to the Quinoa Kale Salad.

I absolutely love Juice Press Products. I enjoy the consistency and quality of their food as well as their Juices. I dig their blends and like that I can find spice, savory or sweet, depending on my flav of the day. As an owner of a wellness center in NY and dedicated Juicer for over 15 years I look for the juice that vibrates. This line vibes high and that tells me the quality is damn good. I agree with some that it can feel rude from a service perspective but my recent experience is that they’ve gotten better at sharing little more love in their customer service. I’m focused on the juices and get my LOVE elsewhere. :) Rock on Juice Press!
Cindy Suarez, Brooklyn, NY

I love the Detox Smoothie there and most of the bottled juices. Some great choices with ginger to kick a sore throat or beginning of a cold.
Their Guacamole & Eggless Salad (two different offerings:) are great but wish they had a «side» size portion on each. Pico salad is good too.
I have occasionally bought a green juice that possibly was past the 3 day window of Norwalk juices… if you have had them often enough, you can tell. If they had a clear made on date, I would buy more of their green juices.
Pricing here is steep, but not too crazy considering the 100% organic promise.
I have been to the 62^nd St, Mott St. & 1^st Street locations. For service with a smile and a few pleasantries, I would say you are better off at 62^nd & Mott. (It happens occasionally at 1^st St, but there is definitely a different attitude of service there as many have commented on Unilocal.) But if you are near this location & just want a good organic smoothie… and go in with a smile realizing you have a ⁵⁰⁄₅₀ shot at good service and you’ll be fine & possibly even pleasantly surprised. Definitely depends on who is at the counter and your attitude when you arrive.
PS… 62^nd Street is apparently where they are making product for the other stores & there were more food options and retail space. I have only been there once, but next time I have a doc appt. in the area… I’ll be back.

I tried their Cleanse program and it is about $ 53 a day with 6 juices. Every juice I have tried is fresh, clean and healthy. Even the Green juice tastes pretty good, to my surprise.
I don’t necessarily feel I lose weight afterwards but I definitely feel healthier and my body is cleaner internally. Would like to do it again!

I love vegan and veggie, and at times I like swanky and upscale. But something bothers me when they mix together. I can’t put a finger on what, but I always thought veggie was about something else. Something more accessible. After all, vegetables are plainly less expensive. So I guess the same thing bothers me about organic, and so forth. When did Marx leave the revolution behind!!! LOL
Seriously this place has some damn tasty juicer juices. Very fresh. I grabbed a drink you Salad {E} for a cool $ 9. It was spicy and kicked my ass like a shot of don julio taquilla. ripe tomato, carrot, celery, beet, parsley, kale, spinach, lemon, cayanne pepper, onion, garlic and sea salt. Damn that’s a nice list of ingredients. I feel fresher already!
Speaking of the price, they have all sorts of juice cleanse packages, 3 day (18 juices) $ 150, 3 day (24 juices) $ 180, 5 day (40 juices) $ 300.
I guess if you’re into juicing, that might sound like a deal. I’d rather by a $ 150 juice machine, and a couple wheelbarrows of vegetables, and let-​er-​rip. But that’s just me!

Some really delicious drinks, the almond butter something smoothie is really great! But the prices are too much. This place reminds me of Earth Matters on Ludlow near Katz’s deli. This is Manhattan but the drinks/​food isn’t quite worth it! I can’t see the value, I’m sorry people!
There is usually about 6 staff there, they probably need to pay there bills, I’ve stopped coming here because I can get great smoothies elsewhere, for a MUCH lower cost. However, if you’re a dirty yuppie, looking to blow money and feel «organic» and shit… this place is for you!