Radical Botanicals

Stopped by for a nourishing juice and asked for a recommendation. They suggested the Beet Street, and it was really refreshing with beet, orange, spinach, pineapple and turmeric cold-​pressed juices. Well worth the $ 9 for a large and I appreciate the glass bottle!

I’d like to think that I am a bit of a connoisseur when it comes to green juices and smoothies, and I must say the fresh Lean Green from the wonderful ladies at RBs is the best tasting one in all of Orange County. Try it for yourself, and see if I’m right or wrong!

Radical Botanicals was pretty BAD and NOT RAD.
I am a fan of acai bowls. And in general, I have not had a bad one. Especially after a bad day, I was really hoping to enjoy the nice fruity goodness of an acai bowl. After walking around and seeing the other options at the 4^th Street Market, I was ready to love the place with their healthy and organic juice options.
Unfortunately, I had their Acai-​Maqui Royale which was touted as their special version of the standard acai bowl. It sure did have a lot of extra stuff that was added like cacao nibs, coconut, peanut butter, protein powder, granola, and bee pollen. However, all that extra stuff for some reason did nothing to make the product itself great. There were still chunks of ice in the mixture and nothing really came together. And all of this was for $ 13! It felt like a waste…
In terms of service, it was a little slow. I was also a little turned off that when I asked for water, they asked me to go to another place to get some. In terms of parking, there is street parking or also a private lot.
Overall, Radical Botanicals provides sub par product that is not really worth the price.

Had the acai royale bowl and was not impressed at all. It was like eating soup, lacked actual fruit toppings and was overpriced. I didn’t care to finish it as it didn’t even taste that great. Overall, the worst acai bowl I’ve ever had. Doesn’t even deserve a star, but I had to put something.

Hours on Saturday are from 9am-​9pm. I stopped by at 9:50am for a morning juice and they weren’t open yet. I love this place, but that was pretty inconvenient. /:

Overpriced, underwhelming drinks.
Not all drinks are freshly made. Plus, their Pre-​made drinks lacks in flavor and depth you should find in nuts. Drinks tastes watered down.
Weird unapproachable staffs, not a happy stall.
Won’t go again.

I was super excited to try this juice bar. When heading out of town, I figured that I would need to get something in my system that would benefit me– even a little bit. I thought juice would be the best option for a fraction of the road trip.
I ordered the Orange Dream (I believe that was what it was called.) The drink will blast you with flavor. From what I understand, they do use fresh juice and some of the flavors can be a bit intense. The drink had a pretty hefty amount of vanilla, but once you get past that, the pineapple and orange juice are great.
The staff here isn’t super helpful, but they aren’t unfriendly. I just wouldn’t expect to be wowed by the service. I’d definitely recommend this place to someone looking for a quick «pick me up.»

Came here to try the acai bowls but wasn’t quite impressed.
PARKING: It’s located at 4^th street market so either find street parking or park in the structure. Some days it’s free other days you have to pay. I would just park in the street and if that fails, find a space in the structure.
ATMOSPHERE: If you haven’t been to 4^th street market, it’s an open market concept like the Anaheim Packing District but smaller and not as crowded. This is one of the fewer «healthier» places since most of the places here have heavy sandwiches. They’re located next to Chunk n Chip and near the restrooms.
FOOD: They sell juices, juice cleanses, smoothies and acai bowls.
ACAI-​MAQUI BOWL — acai berry, maqui berry, bananas, blueberries, strawberries, almond milk, cinnamon, cane syrup $ 9. You can choose 2 toppings, and they have a lot including bee pollen, peanut butter, granola etc. I got bananas, granola and the berry blend. For the third topping she said it would cost extra but she didn’t end up charging me! It’s about the same size as growl juice pub and other acai bowl places, which was good. I looked it up and Maqui is a special south american fruit similar to a berry. Despite all the promising things from this place I was disappointed with the acai bowl. First of all it was very runny, which is never a good sign. I had to dig pretty deep to get a nice smoothie texture. Second, I’m not sure I fully liked the flavor. I usually get Pitaya at Growl Juice Pub or when I make it at home so I prefer it a little sweeter with more of a strawberry than a blueberry taste. You could barely taste any cinnamon. The berry blend was pretty minimal, but she did give me a lot of bananas. The granola was also only OK — it kind of tasted like the «healthy» kind where it’s not as many crunchy oat pieces but rice type pieces.
Overall, I don’t think I will come back here for the acai bowls.

First visit to 4^th St Market and instantly found Radical Botanicals! I bought the i OF THE TIGER energy drink. WOW!!! LOVE LOVE LOVE this drink. So now my go to place when I am in Santa Ana for health drinks. Please expand into other neighborhoods soon! We need you.

5 stars hands down. The drinks are made to order– the workers there were super helpful and even customized my drink to what I was craving. Plus, free agua Fresca for checking in, also customizable.

This is a great addition to 4^th Street Market and the area. There isn’t anything like this where I can pick juice over the decadence of the burgers, noodles, waffles, fried chicken, and ice cream. I love their chocolate mint smoothie, made with peppermint essential oil of course. It tastes likes a melted mint chocolate chip ice cream.
Prices are a bit steep but not much more than other juice spots. They have smoothies and juices too as well as some elixirs. Hopefully they’ll have enough business to last in 4^th Street.

Organic, friendly and really cute! Fun, friendly atmosphere in an open market with many other culinary and libation options, but Radical Botanicals offers fresh squeezed, cold pressed juices, wellness shots and really fair prices!!! Thoroughly impressed and i think my cold is already going away!!! Two thumbs up!

Just tried their chocolate pudding made with avocado. Wha?! They finish it with sea salt. Amazing. LOVE that everything they make is totally organic. So cool. So important when it comes to juice. Kudos.

I’ve been here like a dozen times. I always get the PB LOCAL. You should, too! It’s the Best. And when I don’t get the PB Local, I get the Local. Anyway, it’s all great tasting and good for you. Drop by today, man!

My friend was coughing so we stopped by here and he’s got «Ginger Brew»! Taste actually really good with full ginger flavor… and he stops coughing:) They even give you a hug for $ 0! Such a cute idea! If you need a good detoxifying juice or hugs, this is the place!

First off, their workers are exceptionally nice! I don’t know if it is because I was their first customer, but he was so nice! He politely answered all my questions and offered me a handful of samples because I was so picky! LOL
Everything is fresh and organic so everything just tastes so good! I could not choose. But I ended up getting their drink of the day! Only $ 3 for a regular size cup! Worth the price compared to the $ 8 – 9 bottles juices! Overall great taste and customer service!

Sooooo I drank three of the bottled kale juices in the last 24 hours and feel AMAZING!!! I have that awesome highly caffeinated feeling without overdoing the coffee! I like it so much I already forgot the name of the place I was driving all the way to in Anaheim Hills to get similar juices. I found the juices better here and more affordable! Great find!!!

The smoothies are to die for. They’re worth the price. Less than the price of a cocktail at many bars. All real ingredients and nothing factory processed. I always try to stop by when I am in the market.
Best smoothies I’ve ever had. (I don’t claim to be a smoothie connoisseur, though!)

I’m not a health freak but I am a sucker for blood orange flavored sodas which explains how I ended up ordering a drink from Radical Botanicals. I like the branding behind the «innovative beverage lab» and I was willing to give it a try.
After a confusing explanation I still don’t know what «house-​carbonated alkaline H20» really means, but the «RadBot Soda Pop» was pretty good. It was lightly carbonated and had a pleasant blood orange taste. I couldn’t really taste the supposed «star flower» so my guess is that it’s really just menu-​fluff.
$ 4 for a glass seemed like a good idea in the midst of in intense afternoon heat that day, but I’m not sure I would pay it again. I like my fair share of bougie ingredients, but I think I prefer blood orange soda from my local grocery store.
This place is probably better for cold-​pressed juice fanatics.

When I was in the new 4^th Street Market, I wanted to get something to drink that was refreshing. Radical Botanicals was the perfect spot.
I ordered an Agua Fresco that had lemonade, honey, and lavender for $ 3. It tasted very fresh and like the owner did not skimp on the other fresh ingredients. Great to accompany whatever else that you are ordering to eat.
Loving fresh pressed juices, I bought a bottle of their Green Blast which had kale, parsley, cucumber, ginger, celery, apple, lemon and chlorella. A great formula for a green juice at $ 8 for a 16 ounce bottle. It was very good. It is better than its competitors at Ritual Wellness and Nekter. I have to say that it is right up there with one of my favorite OC green juice spots called Birdie Bowl & Juice at SoCo.