Green Nectar Juicery

I came in while on my way to the shore for a few days ready to pick up a lot of juice. The sales guy told me they couldn’t make me anything and my only option was the pre made juice in the case. Most of the juice types were missing from the case. This also left out the person I was with who can’t have ginger. They came in ready to buy a 3 day cleanse but nope! Because they wouldn’t make any for us. We even said we could come back in an hour. In the end I purchased 6 juices. They were okay but not good enough for all that. I can’t read the good till date on the top, most juices don’t have a label so I don’t remember what is in it unless I look up your menu. For this price point they need to figure out the customer service. You just missed a few hundred dollar sale because that’s all you had and you couldn’t read the good by date either.

Great juices and healthy snacks here! I had the «Try Citrus» juice (grapefruit, lemon, orange) and loved it. The only reason I gave four stars is because of the prices: $ 9 for a small 12oz. and $ 11.50 for large 16oz. Otherwise, there was great variety of juice!

Great vibes! MUST check out!
They offer excellent fresh cold pressed juices. From the basic greens, to beet and citrus drinks! They have fun names like beet poetry.
They serve the best soups– purée of spinach/​parsley/​zucchini, white bean/​green chard, sweet potato and a black bean chipotle. Always fresh and yummy!
Also they just added fresh salads with wonderful dressings.
And they have an endless list of health snacks from cookies, muffins, granola, seaweed snacks to spreads with maca and mulberry. Everything they carry has such high nutritional value and follows their vision of having only organic foods!

Suffering from a severe case of seasonal affective sluggishness, I hauled myself into Green Nectar for an energy boost via clean living. The snug storefront featured a swell grass wall and offered a variety of organic fresh baked goods, nuts, and housemade bars. Disclaimer: I do not eat raw vegetables at all — ever.
I selected three juices, the green nectar, beet, and spicy lemon. All juices were freshly prepared that day and came labelled in glass bottles with hand written expiration dates on the cap. For my preferences, the green nectar was short on ginger and heavy handed with parsley. The beet juice was pleasantly tart but could have benefited from extra ginger, as well. The lemon, which is a master cleanse, could have packed more cayenne heat. All around the juices were silky smooth, exceedingly fresh, and did not taste like salad in a cup. Do not fear the green drink!

Terrible service. Not professional. The town needs a juice bar this is not it. Been trying this place for over a year and never had a good experience.

So, those of you who follow me on Unilocal know about my quest for kale juice in NJ.
I do not like when juicers make their cold pressed juices too sweet or place the juices in a plastic bottle. Plastic does not retain juice quality as well as glass and I believe some juicers will tell you that you lose enzymes, nutrition etc. One of the critical things when juicing is controlling the sugar content, and from what I tasted this Juicery accomplishes this task.
I made a special trip to Millburn to check out this spot and to quench my thirst for kale. Boy did it deliver! I purchased the Green Nectar Juice & their beet juice. I was pleased by the Green Nectar. It was the right amount of green with a little fruit to take the bitter out of the kale. The beet juice was also really good. It was not too sweet and it picked me up after a spin class.
Their juice prices are on par with other reputable juicers. Read: expensive. It was $ 11 for a 16 oz bottle. Considering the cost of running a juice press and the organic ingredients, this is reasonable.
This was a good experience for me and I will certainly return to try more items. I do not hesitate to award five stars for the convenience of the location in NJ and quality of the product. Maybe they can get me to taste the Cashew Mylk!
Looking forward to doing business with you folks!

This first review comes on the 5 month anniversary of Green Nectar Juicery’s opening on September 23, 2013. And I’m surprised I’m the first to review after reading an article about them on
and after being informed by Tara (the owner) that they were featured in The Star Ledger as well.
I’ll be the first to admit that I’m probably the last person on Earth who cares about eating healthy. I consume whatever I want and work it off at the gym later. But this place intrigued me.
After having some difficulty finding the place due to the lack of sign above the business, Tara greeted us and broke down the concept of her business: keep it healthy, keep it simple, grab and go. All the juices are made and bottled on site and have about a 3 day shelf life (before any nutrients are lost). Actually, I think «enzymes» was the word she used, but it’s not like I know the difference. She sounded convincing, so I suppose that’s all that matters. A lot of her customers, she said, are hung over people looking for a cure.
They have 10 different kinds of juices and 2 different kinds of milks. The prices are as follows:
12 oz juice: $ 9
16 oz juice: $ 11.50
12 oz milk: $ 10
16 oz milk: $ 12.50
I know. I thought the prices were a little outrageous myself, but when I saw all the ingredients and inevitable labor that must go into these drinks, I sympathized. Of the 12 different total selections from the menu, only about 4 were available: The «Almond Mylk» (that’s not a typo), the «Try Citrus,» «Beet Poetry,» and «Go Tropical.» We opted for the «Beet Poetry,» which contained beet, carrot, apple, kale, spinach, cucumber, parsley, lemon and ginger, and the «Go Tropical,» containing kale, spinach, romaine, cucumber, parsley, pineapple and ginger.
Both were delicious, though the «Go Tropical» was a little warmer than I would have liked. Apparently, that’s by design for some scientific reason, but I’m not even going to pretend to explain why.
Aside from the juices and «mylks,» they have an assortment of healthy snacks like muffins, brownies, granola, kale chips and pumpkin seeds. Tara also supports a Newark-​based beekeeper by selling his honey and related products on site.
All credit cards accepted. Street parking. Limited seating.