Vegan-friendly
American
Raw
Fast food
Juice bar
Take-out
Honey
NY juice chain. Offers grab-n-go format organic juices, smoothies, and acai bowls. Kosher-friendly. All vegan except honey. Open Mon-Fri 7:00am-8:00pm, Sat-Sun 9:00am-7:00pm.
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33 Boylston St, Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts, USA, 02467
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Added by VeganVegabond on 26 Jul 2016
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2 Reviews
First Review by VeganVegabond
Asrose32
Points +68
Delicious healthy vegan food! - Edit
This restaurant leaves my stomach feeling the happiest and healthiest of fulls! So many vegan restaurants nowadays has so many fake meats and substitutes but here really hits spot on of tasty food full of veggies. I love it here
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VeganVegabond
Points +177
Pricey but veganlicious - Edit
Juice Press--the mostly raw food 100+ store NYC behemoth--has landed in Massachusetts. Despite being annoyed by its decidedly elitist eat well and live forever marketing nonsense, we had to check it out.
Read moreI've included a number of photos - including the shamelessly male pandering guns n' roses paradise city sign - the inside is quite disorienting. There are two large counters and refrigerators wth avocado toast, juice pressed bottled products, etc--that make you feel boxed and disoriented. This is NYC style high end vegan grab n go or snarf in sparse seating chic (I guess)--in any event on to the food.
I had a delicious cup of lentil mushroom soup, an almond butter cup smoothie, and kale and spinach salad with excellent seed mix. Despite my doubts, the salad was excellent - far superior to Honey grow - crisper greens not overly dressed and tons of seeds. The lentil mushroom chili likewise was well seasoned comforting and, well, "homey" (Lentils and mushrooms are daily staples).
My partner had avocado toast, bottled strawberry shake with helpful, if not terrifying warnings about non-pasteurization, and fantastic raw vegan chocolates.
The damage? $50+
So despite its leisurely vibe juice press would not be a common stop for me. I'm perplexed in a Whole foods kind of way - leisurely cafes and grocery stores shouldn't be in the business of making plant based eating a lifestyle of the rich and meatless.
On the other hand, everything we ate was outstanding.
Pros: Delicious and fresh plant based food, Excellent service
Cons: Too expensive, Tacky bourgeoise bohemian "artwork"
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