Cuppa Juice Cold Pressed Juicery

I am not gonna lie but their juices are a bit over priced. However when I don’t have time in the morning to make my own juice/​smoothies, it’s convenient to stop by here. I love their Hawaiian crush and the green juice. Every thing is always fresh tasting. Sometimes you have to wait a while if there is a line but you can also call in your order and they’ll have it ready for you.

I’m a fan of blueberries so I naturally tried the blue lagoon.
This is one of the best blueberry smoothies I’ve ever had!
Price is kind of high at $ 5.50 for a 16oz and it took 10 minutes to whip up, but I highly recommend this place.
See you next time!

Been here a couple of times, always tasty. Grateful for some healthy places opening up in San Marcos.

Came here for the first time and had to wait over 20 min for a simple acai bowl, everytime I went to check what the workers were doing they were talking and slowly washing blenders. Very disappointed, as I’m still waiting for my bowl.
Lost my order and when I got my bowl the smoothie had huge chunks of ice. Not good

Update: you guys are still so rad! I got my wisdom teeth removed, so I can’t eat much (including my favorite Accerola smoothie bowl) but I asked them to make my go-​to smoothie in a «bowl» and it was the best. Thank you for accommodating my unfortunate situation :-) The best in San Marcos, won’t go anywhere else.

Best quality acai bowl in SM! I love getting the tropical pitaya bowl. You get a good amount for $ 7.50 and it fills you up. I’m not the biggest fan of acai bowls but this place hits the spot. The granola is amazing and I could munch on it all day. The decoration inside is very aesthetic. It’s also across the street from my school so it’s easy access if I ever catch myself craving a bowl during my breaks.

This place is nice, compact and very informative, there juices are awesome, the cold press juice I got was Ruby Red, very earthy and subtle I definitely recommend any health nut to come and try or even if you are just curious it’s great.

Usually I get my juices from Suja or Sprouts, but sometimes I run out. This is my go to place for juices because frankly its all they have. They do have bowls also, which I have not gotten around to trying. When I came when it first opened there were definitely kinks that needed to be worked out. Now, its a couple years later and I am a repeat customer when I am in need of a good kick of vitamins. I appreciate how you can have tasters before to make sure its something you like.
They also have Kombucha on tap if you’re into a shot of healthy. I prefer to enjoy my juices, and its five bucks for a good sized cup. Better then the chains around in my opinion.

I go to cal state and tried this place when it first opened maybe a year or so ago? and did not have a good experience the first time around. The juice I ordered wasn’t fresh because it took literally two seconds for her to go grab it from the back and it was warm. Ick. BUT… this place has definitely improved since it opened! They’ve really stepped up their game with the acai bowls they serve. The value is there… it’s a big acai bowl for like $ 6 – 7! Compared to the acai bowls at Jamba Juice or Nektar for the same price these babies are HUGE! I’m obsessed! Definitely my go to place for grabbing an acai bowl on my way to campus

Great place! I wish there was a closer location to me. I ordered the 24 karrot juice and added lemon juice and ginger. My body is happy and it was delicious.
Can’t wait to go back and try other combinations and more kombucha which is also served here

Inside the shop, it’s very clean and I loved their chalk wall decoration. They have pressed juices, smoothies, kombucha and coffee on draft, acai/​pitaya bowls. I came in for (and this review is solely based on) their acai bowl. I got the Berry Blessed 12oz for $ 4.95. My first spoonful was a quite a shock. Why? Because it was a block of acai ice.
If you know anything about acai bowls, then you know that it should have a soft consistency sort of like softened thick ice cream. You won’t find that here. It was completely icy and crunchy throughout the whole bowl. I had to mush it around so it kind of melted.
Wouldn’t recommend their acai bowls based off this experience but can’t say anything about their juices.

— Locale Destination —
It’s on S Twin Oaks Valley Rd and E Barham Dr in San Marcos.
It’s in the big shopping center right nearby college.
Ambiance: Clean, modern, simple, cute, and lots of white.
Service: one Unilocaler claimed there was no service nor smile here every time she went there. I see the reason why. She was kinda flat.
Parking: Plenty.
— Gluttony Expedition —
Purple passion: cold pressed juice with pear, pineapple, beet and ginger. Very strong ginger. I do juicing daily with the centrifugal juicer. I like lots of beet in my juice. It makes a bold, earthy, and hearty juice. This juice is a little light, not so sweet (despite of pear and pineapple. Pear is very sweet, and pineapple is less sweeter than pear) and not so punchy as a whole, though the ginger got a kick. Meh.
Acerola bowl: Unlike acai bowl, there’s only one size, which is too big for normal person who isn’t fat ($ 6.75). I like the thick consistency.
Topping: mandarin orange, shredded sweet coconut, granola (top and bottom). Mix: Acerola, mango, orange, coconut milk.
Nothing seemed work. All the stuff in the bowl were bland and not so sweet. I didn’t like it at all.
— Conqueror’s Deduction —
I tried several cold press juice bars, but haven’t found anything good. One memorable one was «Birdie Bowl» in Costa Mesa.
I avoid «Pressed Juicery» and other juicers that use «High pressure processing (HPP)», which makes the juice lasts for months without spoiling it (for calculated profitability without spoilage). Their «fresh» could be 2 month old — it’s not «fresh» squeezed on the spot at the day. I wondered how «Pressed Juicery» could have hundreds of juices at the shop at the same time. Those companies got big lawsuits to sell the «fresh» (to be claimed) juice that could be way older than months. It’s good that it won’t spoil, but «fresh» isn’t entirely true… «The raw juice alliance» is the joint movement by the honest juice bars that hold the juice for up to 3 days only.
I do juicing daily and believe I have a keen palette. I don’t see much differences between the juice by centrifugal juicer and the one by cold press when it comes to taste.
This place wasn’t anything special.

Great slightly hidden juice spot right off the 78. Their bowls are delicious as well as their smoothies. Not a huge selection of things to eat but it is a juice shop.
I would rate this spot 5 stars but one of the employees that is always there is just not very friendly and NEVER says thank you. As someone who works in customer service, that’s the most important thing besides a smile. I’ve been in 5 times and always helped by her yet no thank you. EVER!

Finally tried this place out after it having been open for a couple of months now and not wanting to go to Nekter anymore. I resorted here and I was very delighted with the service and the quality of what I ordered. The prices are extremely reasonable and the sizes are generous, very generous. $ 6.75 for a large bowl is love (in my opinion)
I tired both the tropical pitaya and aloha bowl (acai). The kombucha is also very yum. I have yet to try their smoothies and juices. Staff is very friendly, orders come out very quick.
Don’t forget to be added to their rewards program (by phone number) if you plan on revisiting. If your receipt is emailed you also get a 50 cent off coupon upon your next visit! They do accept card and cash by the new iPad cash register that many business are now using.

Great smoothie, pressed juice, & Acai bowl choices. Wish they would increase their menu a bit by adding some wraps or other healthy food options. Even some pre-​made sealed snacks for on the go. They do sell various treats & small snacks from the front counter. You can order your drinks ahead by phone. The three flavors of Kombucha on tap is DA BOMB!
The staff are EXTREMELY friendly and helpful, & the music they play is decent too. No restroom; too small for that. Stylish seating makes it a cool place to hang out; outside or inside. The menu items have been VERY DELICIOUS so far. The friendly staff, and then the healthy-​but-​delish-​food is why we keep coming back.

Stopped in and ordered the Purple Passion cold pressed juice. It was $ 5 for a large, which I gladly paid.
Friendly service, and a fresh, deliciously healthy addition to my day!
They also have smoothies & acai bowls :)

Great tastes and they didn’t take too long to fulfill our order. I give them 5 stars but their blenders consistently don’t blend all of the ingredients. If you like a good sweet berry and coconut taste, try the Blue Lagoon.

This place is clean, veggie and fruit styled walls, quick service for healthy ingredients! They have fresh juiced drinks, smoothies, and acai bowls (12 & 16oz)
I’ll be back for sure considering its right across from CSUSM and its a healthy choice.

My husband and I have been here a number of times now and love it. Our favorite drink by far is not on the menu yet. It’s called The Blackberry Bomb! And it is amazing!!! We have also gotten the Acai Berry bowl which is amazing and filling.
The service has been wonderful and the place is always clean. I would totally recommend this place for anyone wanting a truly organic and fresh juice experience!

I feel like a place like this could only survive next to a college campus. It’s trendy, healthy, and has a limited selection, but it’s not too overpriced and they do a good job!
Friends and I stopped by for smoothies on a hot day, and couple of us picked up some acai bowls instead. They weren’t as good as Brazil, but better than many others that I’ve had in California! I’ll give them props for that– and they were cheap, too! $ 5 for a small bowl really hit the spot. I don’t live nearby, but count me in the next time I’m around :)