Inta Juice

They close the lobby at lunch because they don’t have enough staff to run it. So cars line up in drive through waiting. The worst part no sign so you park and walk up and go in to be told Lobby closed. To me that means no sale and lost revenue. If sitting in your car waiting on a protein shake is your thing then this is your place.

Never been to a Inta Juice before. A co-​worker asked if I wanted to go there and it was a good trip. I had the Choco-​nutter. It has skim milk, fat free frozen yogurt, peanut butter, chocolate and i think banana in it and it was pretty good. You can watch as they make it fresh right in front of you. The service was fast and friendly and a smoothie is a good pick me up over that of coffee or energy drink that can lead to crashes later in the day.

I love smoothies, I am a smoothie person. Like one of the previous reviewers, I too don’t do coffee, so I was so happy to find this place, but a bit disappointed at the selection. Seemingly everything has banana in it, not a big fan, would be nice to have a bit more variety of fruits and veggies! But, the service was great, the did mix it up with someone else’s at first but that happens, they just grabbed the wrong cup. They quickly fixed it and they were really nice. Smoothies tasted great! They even have little dog treats at the drive thru window for our puppy! Prices our great, love the free protein boosts!

My sister and I hit up the 50% off promotion on 06/​10/​2013. The staff were very courteous despite being very busy, and the smoothies were delectable, as always. Just $ 6.75 for two 32oz smoothies. Bueno.

Love the smoothies here. More sweet than healthy, but worth the $ 5!

This is definitely more of a smoothie place than a juice place. But still — I’m happy there’s something like this in Longmont!
They use a centrifugal juicer, and the vegetable options are: carrot, celery, cucumber, or beet. They’ve got wheatgrass too.
I’d be super excited about this place if it were to offer an extended selection of juiceables, and if they were to put together a menu of interesting juice combos.
The smoothie selection is huge and good looking. They’ve got free wi-​fi and a drive through. Overall a thumbs up!

In my adventures to find good wholesome food that isn’t packaged, sealed, pasteurized, maimed, slaughtered, altered genetically, or any other sort of Frankenstein type assimilation, I rely on fruits and vegetables to be a main source of my nutrition. It’s hard sometimes to find a place that caters to this type of mentality and that lasts more than 2 months.
Well, look no further, Inta Juice is the place. They actually have a juicer that juices greens, what a concept here in Longmont. Their wheatgrass shots are priced well and even though I recall Redbull in one of their concoctions, I still think this place rocks!
I will be going back to Inta juice for wheatgrass and more in the future because I know they will still be there for a long time coming.
I docked one star because I think they could carry a bit more greenery, but for the laymen I don’t think this is an issue, only for us hardcore GVJ addicts (Green Vegetable Juice).

I stopped here this morning because I ran out of stuff to make smoothies at home and was craving one like crazy. So I picked one up on the way to work and, an hour later, am still trying to finish this smoothie. The will power needed is pretty amazing.
My #1 problem: All I taste is sugar. In theory I got a smoothie with strawberries, bananas, raspberries, and oranges. And it’s basically the same degree of flavor you get from a cup of Dannon yogurt which is definitely not what I expect from a good smoothie. No natural sweetness and seeds from the berries, no perky citrus zest from the orange, no mellow smoothness from the bananas. There were a few frozen chunks that hadn’t been fully blended in and they were completely leeched of flavor. I went through the drive-​thru so I didn’t watch them actually make the smoothie, but the fact their window that you can see into is lined with cups and not fresh fruit (or even fake fruit, geez, anything but cups) is a decent indicator that they don’t invest in good product, or if they do (which I doubt) they don’t make a big deal out of it.
I visited their website to get a better idea of their flavor choices and as a designer I would like to say their site is a total abomination. Whimsical Flash graphics + fonts like Hobo effective marketing. I normally don’t judge a business by their website but if they are employing designers who do this kind of junk then something tells me they also didn’t invest a great deal of thought into their drinks.
Okay, I give up. ¼ of the smoothie left to go. In the trash.

Fresh juices swirling
Kiwi seeds are dancing now
Smooth operator
This store is awesome. It’s healthy. It’s run with good people.
Rock on, smoothy makers. Rock. On.

The best smoothies around, these concoctions provide lots of fresh fruit with nutritional supplements. Not inexpensive, but thoroughly delicious, refreshing, and energizing.
If they’re busy at all, plan on a bit of a wait as these drinks seem to take awhile to prepare… but totally worth it.