Juice Press

This juice press is inconsistent in the smoothies and juices from the refrigerator. I have been drinking the same 3 shakes from my west side location for 8 months.
I come to this juice press and in 1 week have not had the same consistency in any of my juices or smoothies.
The staff is robotic. An not educated in the product or juices. The juices are .89 cents more expensive than Any other Juice Press in the city. Why?. Look closely at the labels and the print face.
Because it’s the only franchised Juice Press in NYC. If this is your only juice Press, your missing out on truly great service, organic and fresh ingredients, great friendly staff. And true pricing. I can’t wait for my east side job to be done to go and get better juice!!! No Joke.

The only reason I didn’t give five stars is due to price. To be honest though it’s worth it. They need a better kale/​green smoothie, maybe with a little agave but overall this place is great and more importantly you feel great after.
Staff is cool but a little shy would like more interaction. They have some good educational material for things like a juice cleanse but would be great if there was someone to talk to about other routines.
It may sound like I’m complaining but in reality I love this place so much I just want to see it do better so the above are just recommendations. The main point is that if you have one of there smoothies you feel awesome in about 10 – 20 minutes. My favorite is the Hawaiian Healer.
Try this place our miss out!

My favorite of all the cold pressed juice places. You simply feel great after drinking these. The ginger lemon cyan is my absolute favorite. The stores are clean and quick.

I have had their juice at several of their locations. Overall the juice is good but the service is slow to poor. Also the prices, including their salads, etc. are in general 50% more than similar places! Would not go back.

This JP location is awful… I have never encountered such rude and lazy counter staff. Today I finally called the customer service line because of my latest interaction and they informed me that actually, this location is a franchise and not directly owned/​operated by Juice Press corporate. It all makes sense now… avoid this location at all costs!
Examples:
1. Went in last week during AM rush hour and ordered a Harvey Wallbanger with the Works smoothie. This is coffee, bananas, coconut, etc. Stood in line behind 4 other people while one person made the smoothies, as slowly as she could go. Ten minutes later, I was given a regular HW which is just blended coffee, and didn’t take a sip until I was on the subway. Tasted like dirt, and I had paid more for the additional ingredients. I chalked it up to bad luck.
2. Went in the other night at 8:50 (they are open until 9) and tried to order a smoothie… I was told that the smoothie bar is only open until 8 and that I could only buy something pre-​made from the cooler. When I asked if I could have one from the cooler blended, they said no. What is the point of operating a store whose PRIMARY BUSINESS is smoothies and refuse to make them after a certain time? Note for the record: Juice Generation on 63^rd & Lex is happy to make smoothies until they close at 9pm. I will be giving them all my business going forward.
Last item to note, these smoothies are priced between $ 10-​$ 15…everywhere else charges between $ 7-​$ 9.

What is there not to love about this place? Their oatmeal, kale chips, smoothies, desserts, and juices are all FANTASTIC! It’s fresh, but over all healthy! Love this place! I come here as often as I can. They don’t have one in Queens so this is the closest one to me. Staff is friendly and David is always around to welcome you and explain about their products. In need of a juice? Come to juice press! :-)

If you are looking for over priced, bad tasting smoothies this is the place for you. Also the staff is kinda rude.

INCREDIBLY rude employees. I guess I had the audacity to ask a question so maybe it was my fault. I went in to buy a juice cleanse which is not cheap. The attitude I received and the huffing and puffing I got when I asked about the different cleanses really was unnecessary. I live in New York and there are way too many options to choose from to have to deal with this. You really should teach your employees some manners.

I ordered the cold brew coffee (via the fridge) & almond milk. Total bill was … $ 6 (+$ 3 for 2oz of almond milk)
Rude employees, A/​C wasn’t working, no seating.

We order the d-​tox super smoothie. The smoothie was pungent in flavor, lots of coconut but good. We also had a falafel salad which was tasty and actually consumed as a side salad with our lunch. Not sure if it would have did the trick as a meal but the raw falafel was good.

I’ve been in New York for over a week and so I had to find a place to get my morning juice fix while I’m in town. Luckily I found Juice Press. I purchased the Dr. Green juice and I have become addicted to it. I order it every morning. The only thing holding me back from a 5 star review is the service. The employees weren’t very attentive or personable, nor did they greet you when you walk in. All the juices and smoothies are delicious but if the customer service were better it would definitely make it a 5 star place.

I am from california where we do not have this and i Need it! We got an apartment around here and i got the avocado sandwich with green tea and the girl made my tea amazing! I went to the juice press on east 4^th street not this one. Its smaller right by the park so you can sit and eat your food. Loved it. Very pricey but I didn’t disagree to it. With a sandwich and juice you’re looking at about $ 18-​$ 20

Not only Is the customer service ALWAYS terrible, they do not follow the recipe. I order the «peaching to the choir» at the location by my apartment on greenwich ave at least twice per week. Typically it is just a bit off but this was inedible. Absolutely disgusting. The staff working was enjoying their own conversation about the debauchery the night before and it took 12 minutes to get my smoothie. I was the only customer. Fifth time I was disappointed at this location. I will never return.

This place is shite. My food was not very flavorful (get quick rich rolls) and I kept finding hairs as I ate, one I can forgive maybe two, but it was like some got a haircut over the food. It turned a bland lunch into a disgusting one, this location apparently has 3 stars for a reason.

Umm what just happened? I came in ordered the same thing I order at any juice place and pay $ 5-​$ 7 for and paid $ 12…
Ok it’s cold pressed, fine it’s organic! I was already there and ordered. I’m ready for the best juice of my life!
Unfortunately all I could taste is the ice.
I ordered
Coconut water with:
Lemon
Ginger
Pineapple
Kale
There was no flavor at all and the drink itself was very small.
Not going to be trying this place again.

Stopped in here after attend a Soul Cycle class nearby at the recommendation of a colleague. I got the Hawaiian Healer smoothie with kale and Spinach added. It was a tasty treat and you could def taste the ginger. Order came quick, took me longer to decide which smoothie I wanted as there were so many options.
I’m giving it 3 stars though not because the smoothie was bad, but honestly because at $ 12, there’s no way most folks could have one of these daily. I can’t imagine that it really takes that type of mark up to turn a profit blending produce and coconut water. Way over priced in my opinion.
But hey, if you got it, you won’t be disappointed.

This juice press is awesome! Well, I love ALL juice press stores but this one has a lot of food options that other stores don’t have.
This specific store has many salads and dishes that I haven’t seen before as well as juices and smoothies that I think are unique to this location. They have free water but they usually only have one sample where the 21^st and Greenwich location have a lot more. I am not sure if this is true, but I heard that if you run and post a picture of your shoe and show it to them you get a free juice which is such a nice way to get people to run more! Maybe I’ll test it out when I stop being lazy

I can not deny the quality, the selection, and the helpfulness of the staff. But $ 10.99 for a green apple, spinach, kale, and lemon juice? Cool Juice Juice Bar on 101^st and Broadway makes me the same exact juice for less than $ 5, fresh pressed to order.
I’m just sayin’.
It’s a great and healthful treat on the run and my health is important to me. That being said, my money is better spent on a daily basis. Once and a while, it’s a wonderful morning boost. I could not afford to spend almost $ 11 on juice each morning. I know I can buy healthful foods and drinks for cheaper.

Came here post-​Central Park run and got the Fountain of Youth smoothie. LOVED IT so much that I decided to get it again at the LES location but sadly, it didn’t taste as good as this location. SIGH
Definitely worth the $ 10 at this location though!

If you’ve been to one Juice Press you’ve been to them all.
* Expensive cold pressed juices
* Silly, rambling postcards bestowing their disdain of animal proteins
* Copious amounts of raw foods — some tasty, some gross
* Lululemon yoga pants as far as the eye can see
Etc… The cold pressed juice scene attracts a certain type of consumer, and no matter where in Manhattan you go, you’re sure to encounter all of the above. The 3^rd Ave. location here is no different, though I notice they tend to have far more free samples than most other outposts throughout the borough. Had it not been for said samples being widely available, there’s no way I would have tried the raw oatmeal… and that stuff is really, really delicious.
If there’s not already a Juice Press within spitting distance of your apartment, hold your breath for 45 seconds and I’m sure one will sprout up out of nowhere. It’s slowing becoming a ubiquitous staple of NYC living.