Jamba Juice

I didn’t catch their names, but the ladies working on the night of 4÷28÷16 know customer service.

Get Juicy, Stay Juicy!
If you like to drink your calories or you’re considering goin’ on an all-​liquid diet you should bookmark & make Jamba Juice your BFF! JJ has a wide variety of juices, teas & smoothies made 7 different ways from Sunday using super, fresh ingredients. You can get ‘em rich & creamy or fresh & fruity! There are all kinds o’flava combos fit for the most finicky juicer! JJ also offers a limited food menu too but I think you should just stick with the liquid theme at JJ since it’s called Jamba Juice not Jamba Bread.
I don’t like to drink my daily caloric allowance & I don’t go to JJ a whole awful lot, but sometimes I actually don’t want ice cream, gelato or fro-​yo & a smoothie from JJ is a nice, pseudo-​healthy «in-​between liquid & frozen option» that hits the spot! My JJ o’choice is the classic, Aloha Pineapple Smoothie which is pineapple, strawberry, banana & Greek yogurt. I get it in the «Light option» which means it’s ¹⁄₃ less the calories, carbs & all the other crap but definitely not light on flava! These fruits are the perfect, juicy marriage blended together for a thick, creamy oh so tropical-​tastin’ smoothie! This guy will have you sayin’ Aloha, he’s my fave!
I can’t speak for other JJ locations but the service at this JJ in Orland Park, IL, da best jam SW burb o’Chicago is very good. The Juicer is always juiced up & friendly & patiently answers all my juicy questions! The inside of this JJ has ample seating, is super clean & is bright, cheery & very juicy!
The next time you need to detox, I highly recommend gettin’ juicy & at Jamba Juice in OP, da best jam JJ on the SW side o’Chicago!

They are refreshing and healthy but the price one pays i do not feel that the price is worth the taste to me.
I came in rather late in the evening on a weekday and it was blatantly obvious that I was an intrusion on whatever everyone was doing. You wan’t to talk about rude I can understand about having bad days and having it affect one’s mood. I can easily forgive this but they made it obviously clear that they did not want to be there and I really did not want to be there either.
Guess what?
I will never be here again!

They were all out of the acai smoothie at 11 a.m. Boo! Employees were friendly. We had a 2 for $ 5 coupon.

Nice outlet for Jamba Juice. I love it when someone welcomes me as I come in the door and they do that simple thing here. The juice combinations are the usual… and good at that. We’ll be back.

Yum… and they always have deals — right now buy 1, get one free!

I love my local Jamba Juice! The team members are upbeat and friendly and the smoothies are always delicious. I really appreciate that Jamba Juice always offers promotions, coupons and discounts. I have used this location for catering several times and each time, the order is exactly right. Thanks, Jamba Juice Orland Park!

To me, Jamba Juice is just okay. It’s hella expensive and the calories are cuhhhh-​razyy! A couple summers ago they had smoothies with coconut water that were low in calories and very refreshing. Wish they would bring those back!
In all, it’s a fine smoothie but I’ve had better (Paradise smoothie in Tinley?) for the price.

Expensive, but I don’t care. I’ve tried to make it just like Jamba, and I can’t. I LOVE the pomegranate pick-​me-​up, the mango-​a-​go-​go, and pretty much everything else I’ve had (thanks for sharing, friends).
The workers aren’t super friendly, but I also don’t care. I’m in and out of there quickly and if they have to save a few «How are you doing today?‘s» to get me out the door quicker, I’m okay with that.

I’ve been there a few times and the drinks were always good although they seem to run out of blueberries quite often. Depending on the shift there have been a few cranky workers complaining about their job and how hard it is to work at the register. But overall it’s a nice place to get a smoothie.

Great place!

Good stuff and great staff

I’m SO jealous that Chicago has Jamba Juice and St. Louis doesn’t!
I stopped by during my visit for a smoothie. They have a little bit of something for everyone! I decided to go with the Apples n Greens smoothie, which had Apple-​Strawberry juice, carrots, spinach, bell pepper, spirulina, kale, lettuce, peaches, mango, banana, and ice! Whew!
It was quite delicious and refreshing.
The only thing not refreshing? The cost! Almost $ 6 for a medium sized smoothie.
While my heart is not happy that St. Louis is without Jamba Juice, my wallet is very thankful.

I really enjoy their all fruit smoothies. My favorite is the Pomegranate Paradise. Really refreshing on a Summer day. I wish there was a Jamba Juice closer to Joliet, but I guess we don’t have the demographics they are looking for.

I was out in Orland Park last night on a job and saw this Jamba Juice on the way home. Sweet! I think, as Jamba Juices are hard to find outside of downtown and I was craving a Strawberry Wild. I got there at like 8:40 PM and the place was closed. The sign on the front said they were open til 9 PM. WTF? It wasn’t like a holiday or anything. I guess I’ll stick with my Jamba Juices in the more civilized part of Chicago: downtown.

Wow this place has gone downhill.
Anna rung me up for my drinks and I actually had to say hi to her. Super unfriendly.
As I was waiting for my drinks, she was asking the guy at the register what free boost he wanted in his drink and I realized she didn’t ask me. Knowing that they have to input into the register what free boost a customer wants, I realized she didn’t ask me and probably just put in whatever she felt like since she didn’t want to bother asking me. I wonder if I even got one.
Not cool.
The employees seemed tired and like they’d rather be anywhere but there. It’s a shame because usually everyone is friendly. The drinks were pretty good — but I agree that they are overpriced.

The smoothies are amazingly delicious, and the staff is always very friendly! Highly recommended, but the increasing move away from smoothies toward food items is somehat worrisome.

The goods: excellent service. The employees are always friendly and welcoming and don’t treat you like an idiot if you ask for substitutions or have questions about the menu. Also? The sourdough pretzels are pretty tasty.
The okays: The other food items. Ditto for the smoothies. Sure, they’re healthier than a milkshake, but they’re really nothing to write home about. To me, a lot on the menu seems a little repetitive.
The bads: There’s only really one «bad» thing and that’s the price! It is insanity. That is reason enough to want to go elsewhere.