Native Juice Co

Very small portion for price. Menu limited and not clear re size or source of ingredients. Too bad we could use a good healthy option here. Juice tasted good and fresh.

Love love love the Beet Down and the Popeye one. I simply cannot find any comparison, and since I no longer get over to the Lakeshore Farmer’s Market after moving away, I only get these when I make them at home! I miss you, Native Juice Co.!!

I’m on a juice kick right now (ew, what a douche), and found Native Juice at the lakeshore farmer’s market this weekend. I tried the You’ve Got Kale, which *looks* healthy because it’s green in color but tastes like a delicious tropical vacation (ingredients are kale, pineapple, banana, coconut milk, and coconut water). At $ 5.50 for a 12 oz., it’s a great and not-​super-​expensive treat on a hot day.
I also noticed that while they were making my smoothie, they were a little short on smoothie and couldn’t fill up the entire 12 oz. cup. Instead of faking it and slapping a lid on it (I probably wouldn’t have complained because I am a wuss), they made another batch and filled it up to the top. I didn’t mind the extra wait and definitely appreciated the attention to detail. Thanks, Native Juice Co.
Four stars for now until I try their other items.

Terrible tasting juice recipes and waaaaaay too expensive. We paid $ 36 for three juices and not worth it at all. Very disappointing.

I ordered the «3 fruits and a nut» drink concoction because it sounded the best out of the menu choices. Blended veggies in a drink doesn’t resonate with me, and certainly drinking kale is not appealing to my taste buds. However, this «3» drink blended really nicely as it has banana, pineapple and raspberry. Tasted good… kept thinking some chewy (nonblended ha) bobas would have made it terrific. Overall 3.5-star rounded up to 4.0 good.

Overpriced warm juice. Took 15 minutes to get our order filled. One of the juices that had kale in it tasted horrible… But maybe it’s supposed to :-)

Overpriced with a bad attitude.
Marin Farmers market, Sunday Aug 4^th. Whoever was taking orders needed a serious attitude adjustment. You have 3 duties, be nice, take money and know the prices. All you could do was take my money, which I should have taken elsewhere. I’m not easily bruised, but this chica was straight up RUDE. Then I watched as she repeated the behavior and overcharged the next customer as well…
That, paired with the lack of flavor and super high price tag for 12oz of bland fruit flavored ice water is enough not to make me never come back. You’re out of basil, the one ingredient that makes the blend interesting? Tip– you are at the farmers market in Aug– GO GET MORE!
Sorry native juice, I’ll just stick to whole fruit while at the market next time.

Ive tried juices from other places in the city such as the Juice Shop and Evolution. Im sorry but that stuff does not taste good? The chicks at Native Juice have managed to make healthy and organic juices and smoothies with bomb ass flavors. It tastes so good!
Can’t wait to visit their new shop in the FiDI.

I’ve been searching for an amazing place to get my juice, and every place I’ve gone to has just fallen short. Finally an amazing stand with great juice!!! Love the juice and the people who operate it.

I wish we had a Native Juice in San Diego! Every time I come to Northern California, I HAVE to make sure to find Native Juice at one of their farmer markets! I am OBSESSED with their juice «The Beet Down» and espesh when they add a little extra Ginger for me ;) These ladies know what they are doing!
Open a store in San Diego puuhhhleeease!

I’ve been searching for the best juice in town for a year and have FINALLY succeeded in my quest! The made to order Native Juices are so unbelievably good I drive to the Marin farmers market on the weekends from SF to enjoy them. If you work in the financial district, live in Marin or Oakland you should hurry your way to this juice spot — its TDF (to die for).

i came across this little juice stand at the grand lake farmers market today… ordered the popeye on vacation in thailand smoothie (spinach, mango, mint, coconut water)…and was immediately pleased!
as an avid juicer, i was also pleased to learn that they’re opening a store location in the financial district in SF near my work. i suspect i will be a regular customer.

vegan and yummy

Okay, so maybe I haven’t officially tried Native Juice co’s Juice. However, as someone who has created, built, and managed juice bars from the ground up I can tell you that $ 7.50 for 12oz of juice is NOT UNREASONABLE. One guy here said «maybe they will charge less when they pay off their juicer.» –Sorry to point you out, but it just shows that you don’t have any clue what it takes to bring quality organic raw juice to your customers. As with any food business, there are lots of fees associated with running the business, but uniquely to juice business, you have to put a ton of extra time and effort to make sure that you don’t get sick from the product (HACCP plans, insurance, etc). Also, since it’s fresh juice, whatever they don’t sell that day, or maybe the next day is a LOSS. Their juice can’t sit on a shelf in a fridge for 3 weeks waiting to be sold.
Most people don’t realize the real cost associated with a lot of things, especially in the food industry (and especially in the organic food industry). So please, don’t make a statement about how something is «overpriced,» unless you actually know the true cost of the product. The average 16oz green juice has something like 6 LBS of vegetables in it, and it takes a lot of time to wash, cull, wash, cull, wash, cull, and then juice :)
I hope you all continue to enjoy the benefits of organic raw juices. You’ll be saving money on your future health care costs, in my opinion.

I agree with some of the users here that it’s kinda overpriced. But their juice is delicious and I like that they have such a variety of different fruits, veggies and good mixes! Asian pears? ohhh yeah!

Love the juice from here! And, they only use fruits and veg from other vendors in the FM.
It’s like supporting two great small companies at the same time.

I love this place! I usually get the Popeye (the green smoothie) and ask if they can throw in another fruit, or I try one of their specials. It’s definitely expensive ($ 5 for a small), but I always feel so great when I start the day here! And, it’s delicious!

Super delicious… any time they’re at the farmers market i will be there… i just wish they charged less… maybe once they pay off their juicers or something…

The juice is great… By itself, it’s 5 stars. But I think it’s overpriced. $ 7.50 for 12oz just seems a little too much. I’ll stick to water for now. So, this place is OK, but if it was up to me, I’d pass it by and head to other stalls in the farmers market.

J bought a juicer last month and he’s been on a juicing kick. He has noticed he can eat more and not gain weight. I have noticed an increase in energy. When we noticed Native Juice at the Lakeshore FM 3 weeks ago, we sat behind the tent and watched the used veggies come out of the commercial juicer which is powered by a portable generator. There was a line and the two women manning the booth worked busily. 2 weeks ago, we tried the Kale in Comparison. OMG. There is fennel which was new to us. Prices seem high ($ 8 for the largest size), but when you read the ingredients and taste the smoothness and finish your drink in less than 8 minutes (it’s THAT GOOD), you’ll realize the price is justified. There are weekly «specials».
Count your change as the workers are both juicing and taking money.
Native Juice is located street side at the FM and next to Bocano Bakery.