Kwench Juice Cafe

It pains me to give this spot 1 star but I have to because of their consistent shady business practices.
Two times now I’ve ordered a large juice ($ 10 each) and they gave me a malls ($ 6 each). Each time they handed me a small and when I said I paid for a large they apologized and offered to remake me a large but it takes so long in the first place who really wants to wait a second time. The first time I was annoyed and brushed it off but the second time (today) I just think they’re shady. It’s not that hard to get it right– it’s either small or large stop screwing me over
Also, they HALF fresh squeeze your juice on the spot and the other half of your juice is some unknown premade juice they fill in. So not really fresh and make on the spot
Not a fan.

Such a wonderful place! I tried the Namaste smoothie! This was the best one I ever tried! The Acai bowls are to die for! Try the Kwench Acai bowl. Going there again tomorrow for a great and healthy start to my day.

What a great place! Grapefruit juice is my fave! Fruits and veggies are always fresh, and the staff is super nice and helpful. Try their rainbow Acai bowl– super filling and delicious! Prices are reasonable. Overall, best juice place in Boston.

I absolutely love this place! It’s my favorite downtown location! Everything is healthy and delicious! I usually had «jungle» and «evolution». Also the staff are always friendly and knowledgeable. Highly recommend!

I come here about once a week to get an Acai bowl — this place is fantastic.
The workers are very nice and I enjoy supporting this small business.
Definitely the go-​to place in the financial district for smoothies and Acai bowls!

I’m so happy that Kwench is in the neighborhood! And it really is FRESH juice/​smoothies!
I usually go for a large «Namaste», which is honestly the best green smoothie I’ve ever had. I could drink one with breakfast, lunch, and dinner if that were economically feasible. The juices/​smoothies aren’t always made the same, depending on who is making them, but they are always tasty so it doesn’t really bother me. It is pretty expensive, but they do have punch cards! I would consider myself a regular now.

Visiting Boston on business and I was craving something healthy near the office. I stumbled upon a juice bar with really nice people. No seating so it’s a takeout space. Smells fresh and they don’t seem to use powders which I hate. I ordered the Fresh Storm which includes kale; cucumber; banana; Apple; fresh squeezed lemon juice and coconut water. This smoothie was made to order and very fresh and tasty. They have s frequent purchase card. I will definitely come back her during my Boston visit.

Walked by this place 50+ times while it was under construction, anxiously awaiting the opening. So happy that it is finally open! Great selection of fresh juices and smoothies, friendly service, decent prices.
It’s a very small place and they don’t have much of a food selection, but that’s not what it’s about.
This is a welcome addition to the neighborhood!

Another welcome addition to the juice bar, health food spots that have been opening in the area. I had one of their Acai bowls, a new go to item for lunch. The one I tried here was pretty good. I found the place to be a tad pricey, even for the area, especially when it came to adding/​swapping out ingredients. Otherwise the staff was friendly and I would stop by again to try one of their protein shakes or juices.

I came today for a first time since I work in the area and I have to say-​I am extremely pleased and happy! Finally there is a oasis in the food desert we live in called financial district! The girls behind the counter were attentive, nice and knowledgeable and I was recommended the Namaste witch was just pure smoothie delight… exactly what i was looking for — light, not to sweet and palatable, the strong taste of kale was nicely blended with banana and it wasn’t overpowering the other ingredients (witch will be the common case when kale is used)!Felling exited to try what else they have offer! Defiantly coming back and they have a reward card in witch every 10^th juice is free!

Fresh ingredients and lots of variety. You can make your own concoction if you like. A bit on the expensive side at $ 6 for a drink but they do have a frequent customer card to earn a free one. I’ve gotten the same drink twice and the consistency wasn’t the same. I don’t drink coffee so this is a good alternative for my afternoon break spot.

Living in So Cal these are very common. So it was a nice surprise to see this here. They were a breath of fresh… green air to me. They made it to my liking, (cucumber, spinach, avocado and lemon… and the stevia I had with me) it was perfect and helped to ease a cold I picked up. Thumbs up!

Today was my third time buying smoothie from this place and I think it’s about time to give it a great review.
The staff is always welcoming and cheerful
About the smoothies — they’re just out of control, especially the superfood ones!
A must place for healthy people in Boston

I was at Kwench today and I wanted to share with others people how good was the smoothie and how nice were the staff !!!
Thank you guys

I came here today to grab a smoothie for lunch and I was excited because I love fresh juices/​smoothies and this place is very close to my office. When I got it (which was pretty quick, so that was a plus), it was only 75% full! I’ve posted a picture — it looks like they made too small a portion but didn’t bother to make more to fill it up. When I’m paying $ 8 for a smoothie, I want to get my money’s worth, so a little upsetting. I would be willing to let that go, but the Beach smoothie I got just wasn’t very good. It tasted like ice and grapefruit juice — I couldn’t taste the strawberry or blueberry at all because the grapefruit juice and ice were so overpowering. So not only was the smoothie not filled to the top, it was also full of ice so I really felt ripped off since there was clearly less than a handful of actual fruit in the smoothie. There are much better smoothie/​juice places in Boston, so I won’t be back to this one.

As most people have mentioned, no seating. Very much take and go. Every time I come in here there’s always a mob of people reading the menu, so if you know what you want just walk up to the register and order — the mob of people are not actually in line.
They have a good selection of juices and smoothies. Prices are alright — around 8 or 9 $ depending on what you get, add ons start at 1.50 $. Seems pretty on par with what everyone else is charging. Ordering is painless and, as far as my experience goes, you can request substitutions in the smoothies and juices for no extra cost.
Juices/​smoothies themselves are what you would get anywhere else — when you’re blending a bunch of raw fruits and veggies together there isn’t much one shop can do to differentiate itself from others. Usually orders come out pretty quickly but sometimes they get really backlogged — once they ran out of some ingredient after having taken a bunch of orders and everyone basically had to wait 20 minutes (a long time for lunch or a drink!) before orders started coming out again. Texture can be a little rough on the smoothies but overall everything tastes really good.
Overall, I really like Kwench and their location is super convenient. I don’t have a huge sweet tooth so I appreciate that a lot of their drinks are more on the tangy side and not drowning in honey.

This place is weird. Came with a friend and her cocoa juice drink was oddly bitter, almost like there was too much salt. My green juice was similarly bitter, and I’m now dealing with some uncomfortable lip tingling and general disappointment. It also took a while to get the drinks themselves. While it’s nice and cheap (ish) for the financial district, I won’t be back for another tasteless/​bitter smoothie.

New juice bar in the financial district. It’s a cute little place, no seating. A lot of variety in the menu from plain juice to smoothies. I got the skinny fox which is a combo of orange, lemon, lime, and grapefruit juice. It was delicious! Sure, it’s kinda expensive ($ 7 for 16oz.), but that’s the nature of the product. The owner is super friendly too. I’ll be back.

As the previous reviewer said, there is no seating — but everything is fresh and delicious. A little pricey but worth it.
My one gripe: I wish they had wider straws! I keep getting bits of delicious smoothie stuck in my straw.

This little shop has been under construction since before I interviewed for my current job about 8 months ago. When I got the job I thought «great I’ll be able to get quality juice while at work!» After what was a long wait for me and what I can only assume was a very painful wait for the owners this shiny new juicery has finally opened its doors.
The café is small, even by Boston standards, but what it lacks in size and seating it makes up for with charm. Bright colors greet you from about a block away and let you know you’re in for some natural nourishment. There is actually no seating, but that’s fine, the nature of a juice or smoothie is not to sit around, it’s to take it and go. The cashiers have been very friendly, and the staff does a good job preparing the smoothies, juices, shots, and bowls in an efficient manner.
The menu is large and there is a good amount of variety. There are fresh pressed juices, a wide assortment of smoothies, plenty of «boosts» to add whatever you’re lacking, fancy sounding bowls should you want to do some chewing, and what seems like a great idea juice shots. I just had the ginger, turmeric, lemon and honey, the worker was right «it will wake you up!»
I prefer this type of juicery over Kwench’s nearest rival in the area Freshii, because Kwench doesn’t fuss around with soup and burritos. When you’re looking for a juice or a smoothie, go to a store that does juice and smoothies. More importantly, go to Kwench. The ingredients are fresh, the ordering is simple, the staff is pleasant, and most importantly the juice is delicious.