Commodity Juicery

I liked it. The clean interior and exterior. The grass wall. The interior design reminds me of a TV show kitchen set where someone is cooking and explaining how to do it on a kitchen show.
As I walked in I was greeted by the friendly staff who were cutting, chopping and juicing a mountain of fresh fruit and vegetables. Carissa greeted me and recommended an immunizer shot and a green juice for me because of my cold. I sure have to say, the immunizer shot and the cayenne pepper sure cleared my sinuses if briefly. The juice I had was good. For a guy that doesn’t usually eat vegetables and finds vegetable juice somewhat yucky, I have to say that the juice blend here was pretty good!

I’ve had a lot of smoothies all over town because I’m a bit juice bar obsessed, and the Healthy G was one of the best ones I’ve tried. I’m excited to come back and test out more of their drinks.
The owner was so nice and I thought the customer service was excellent. She gave me a couple of zucchini chips to try (they were delicious), and she said she offered delivery services as well for a $ 25 minimum, or if you live in the area, she’s flexible with the minimum delivery fee. I think that would be super handy because if you weren’t feeling well, healthy juice and smoothies are pretty much the greatest.
I live in the Fraserhood and was anticipating this opening and it did not disappoint.

Nosh and Nibble came here for an evening drink and we tried a ton of products. Of particular note were the following:
Sweet Greens #1
Bright Greens #4
Feel The Beet #5
Relief Immunity Shot ($ 4)
Healthy G Smoothie ($ 9)
Strawburst Smoothie ($ 9)
Feature Cookie — Bird’s Nest Cookie ($ 4)
Sweet Greens was a fruity green experience with Pineapple, Kale, Romaine, Cilantro, Green Apple, and Lime. The biggest notes here were the pineapple and green apple giving this a tart and sweet taste with kale in the background. I’d recommend this to those new to the cold-​press lifestyle or ones with sweet-​loving children being introduced to juice.
The Bright Greens was loaded with Romaine, Cucumber, Kale, Parsley, Green Apple, Celery, and Lemon. This had an earthier taste compared to #1 and is what I considered to be the «level-​up» from the Sweet Greens. I’m not a big fan of eating celery by the stalk so having it juiced was a big bonus for me. This really had a «bright» finish, I’m guessing from things like the cucumber, so great naming convention here.
Last of the samplers I really enjoyed was Feel The Beet. This was loaded with beet taste (and these hardworking juicers seem to have no problem getting beet stains all over their clean hands) and the turmeric provided a good zingy finish to give this beet some bite. Every juice here is strained so you won’t be tasting any pulp, just pure juice.
Immunity Shots here are designed to rejuvenate and energize. I learned that the Relief Immunity Shot, loaded with lemon and ginger, is particularly good for getting through hangovers, so that’s a plus for those who drink and need a boost in the morning.
The Healthy G Smoothie was a blend of Kale, Banana, Spinach, Avocado, Cucumber, Parsley, Cilantro, Ginger, Spirilina, Dates, and Apple Juice. This had the widest breadth of ingredients out of any smoothie and had a very earthy taste that was naturally thickened by the liked of banana and avocado. This had a spicy bite to it thanks to things like cilantro and ginger so you might ask to sub in more apple juice if you find an herby tangy finish to not be your fancy. Despite this, this was my favourite drink of the night with everything that was included.
The Strawburst Smoothie was a throwback to the classics with a blend of Strawberry, Banana, Coconut Oil, Cinnamon, and Apple Juice. The coconut oil is an interesting addition here as it did add a hint of coconut flavour, but the strawberry and banana were the strongest notes I tasted.
Last but not least, the Bird’s Nest Cookie was a compressed pancake-​like cookie with nuts and dates as the «dough» making this a gluten-​free friendly option. In the middle was a sweet jam and I only wish there was more jam to go around because the taste was fruity sweet which was a good complement to the nuttier cookie parts.

Organic, well balanced juices on the go. I wish some could be made to order though… Some people are willing to wait for their fresh juice. Vegan raw food for grab in the fridge. Great salads. They also make smoothies and can make juice plans to order. $ 10 for a juice is not cheap but juicing is no cheap business, even at home. Well worth a try.

It’s really good but really pricey but then again it’s a premium product and was well worth it.
.The staff was really friendly and were really knowledgeable at striking up a conversation and giving advice.

10 dollar juice in east Vancouver makes me think we are in the midst of an economic bubble.

Intense Greens is the best smoothie in the city… top shelf bar down

I guess juice is the new pink. I am glad that there is something a little closer opened to home. This place I think is new or at least new to me since the last time I was in the area. Generous portions with price margains that are far more reasonable than some of the more trendier establishments downtown. Good customer service.