Nourish Your Soul

not good and not worth the money. I got the cherry almond smoothie. They only have one size – 16 oz and it is $ 9.99. This does not include protein. I added protein (I will say, they didn’t charge me for the protein-​its supposed to be $ 1 but assume they normally would). Their protein tastes like chalk. The smoothie was liquidy. Not good at all and so overpriced.

Great people behind the bar, great atmosphere at the Club, some great juices and healthy snacks. I feel better every time I walk out of that place!

Super expensive juice bar in Fort Point. I come here once a month as a lazy way to get my fruits and veggies in, or when I’m about to get sick. Other than that, I can’t afford it.
It’s a little more expensive than other places in Boston (jugos, cocobeet, mother juice) but it’s the only juice place in the Seaport/​South Boston area so that makes sense.
The green juices are good, and the tropical cleanser.

So delicious. I crave a strawberry banana everyday but they’re so darn pricey!

Yum! Every juice and smoothie I have tried here is delicious. I appreciate that everything is dairy-​free and natural.
I’ve done the 3-​day cleanse and a 1-​day cleanse. I highly suggest it! Not only is it like pressing a re-​set button for your body, each juice is so tasty that you look forward to the next juice after the next.

This is a slightly weak 4 star review, but I honestly have to say: «Yay! I’m a fan»
I work near this place, and will definitely be returning, however, there were a few things that put me off:
There is no nutrition information on the juice labels. I was told by one of the employees that nutrition information can be found on the website, however, it doesn’t seem to exist there either. I asked if the listing of fruits and vegetables on the juice label was in the appropriate order based on juice volume — they said «yes,» but I’m not sure how much I really trust that (it doesn’t say anything like «here’s what’s in it! Here’s the nutrition information!» it’s just an unlabeled, random list of plants)
Not only is there a lack of nutrition information, but there’s no volume marking (12 ounces? 16 ounces?), or really anything else useful on the bottle. I get that you’re trying to be hip and minimalist here, but come ON. You’re selling a food product. Not just a food product, but a health food product!
The place was dark, and very quiet. A little weird.
Other than that, friendly, helpful staff, and a very convenient location. The prices are reasonable compared to other similar products on the market.
I own a juicer and try to get it out once in a while, but this is just so convenient, I’m afraid I might be visiting more often than I should ;)
Edit: Found the nutrition information on the website! It exists! It really exists!

The smoothies are certainly tasty, but overpriced (about $ 10 small or large, which in this neighborhood is enough to buy you lunch, not just a drink). The signboard out front makes all sorts of ridiculous and legally dubious claims about how their products can «reverse signs of aging», «manage your weight», «boost your immune system», and «balance sugar levels». I’m sure my mid-​afternoon smoothy is spiking my blood sugar (which is exactly what I wanted in order to «increase energy» as the signboard promised) and giving me highly processed calories I don’t need, along with lots of nice vitamins I’m not deficient in. Snake oil it may be, but oh so delicious.
My recommendation is to get smoothies that are just as yummy at half the price at Boloco in Fort Point. Or head to Great Taste Bakery in Chinatown and get a smoothy *and* lunch for half the price.

Very pleasant & knowledgeable staff. There are many #Raw #Vegan options available in both juices and smoothies. I did (sadly) see a pre-​packaged product with honey in it, but their regular menu doesn’t have anything not Vegan.
It is a little bit pricey, but cold-​pressed organic juices tend to be that way.

Accessed by entering the exterior door for The Club by George Foreman III, the juices here are great. The coffee’s good, too. The owner and staff are very friendly. More food offerings to come in the future but as someone who regularly purchases and makes juices, this is a very welcome healthy addition to the Fort Point Channel neighborhood.