Juicy Lucy

Tiny spot, but chock full of all the healthy things. There are grab-and-go juice bottles, custom-made smoothies, and yummy snacks. Friendly and knowledgable staff, too. Four stars because, aside from a bench on the sidewalk, there's no place to sit and enjoy your food.

Tried the acai smoothie, and it was great! The line kinda sucked, but it's a good sign!

Great coffee and juice bar. It’s actually fresh juice and you can mix your own. A bit on the pricey side, but it’s ok if you’re getting some really wacky mix that you can’t elsewhere. No credit cards.

Delicious fresh juice of all sorts, made without pretense. They will cheerfully juice whatever combinations you want from their extensive assortment of fresh greens, fruit, and vegetables. The prices are much better than many of the other local juice spots: the 12 oz size comes in under $5 for most combinations, about half of what the neighboring Juice Press charges.

The cooler has an assortment of bottled juices in some popular combinations; they also sell fresh fruit and vegan baked goods.

I am having a mixed feeling on Juicy Lucy. After I completed a juice cleansing program, I have been on a lookout for a closer-to-reality price for natural organic pressed juice. I heard Juicy Lucy is cheaper than major players out there so I stopped by to pick up a bottle of All Green. It is $6.5 a bottle, expensive but about $2 cheaper than other places. I was so excited about that I took a big sip and thought it would be a great movie theater beverage and God was I wrong. It had an odd after taste, possibly from cucumber or celery. The ginger or juice inside did not seem to help either. I am sure it is probably the healthiest juice out there since I don't even taste any bit of sweetness. However, I would rather eat salad in this case. I did pick up a slice of banana bread and it was nutty, soft and sweet.

I might still return to try other "juices" that do not contain so much vegetables. I hope it will taste better.