Romeo’s Fruity Fruits

The juices are quite tasty and fresh, but the place could use a good clean (although it’s in the market so I guess that’s to be expected). It would be helpful to consolidate the menu into one big sign rather than having a million signs everywhere. Romeo is a nice, welcoming guy with cool hair.

Looking for something refreshing, cool, and healthy on a hot day? These guys gotcha covered. There are dozens of different things they can do, with just about every fruit imaginable. Last time I had something with fro-​yo, green tea, and a buncha tasty fruits. On a 40-​degree day (with the humidity) it was a real lifesaver.

Ordered the $ 2 special — small peach plum almond milk smoothie. Watched them blend my drink so that gave it a nice authentic feel. The smoothie tasted great and it quickly quenched my thirst on this hot 27 degree day! I also love how they used almond milk so lactose-​intolerant folks can enjoy it too!

I love that this juice bar always adds new concoctions to their menu. I also LOVE that they have a list of their best sellers.

I got the juice from outside. Hibiscus lemonade. Tasted good enough. A lot of sugar added! Don’t be fooled, not healthy.
A lot of those mixtures you can make on your own. For what you get, I agree its slightly overpriced. $ 3.50 for about half a cup.
They had grilled pineapples brushed with brown sugar. Bees were all over it.
I wouldn’t go again due to the price and unsanitary nature of the place. I’d just snap pics n make it at home.

Fresh juices, no additives or sugars. Fun and friendly service

Their juices are hard to resist, especially since they place all of them right in front of you, labels included. While a bit pricey (the small is really small!), I was thirsty and didn’t care too much. Tried the strawberry guava, and tasted both fruits in the drink. Definitely made from real fruits and not some artificial sugar. Adds to the flair of Kensington Market as well!

Checked out the filthy fingers and finger nails on the guy who was working there last week, it looked like he had been working on cars for years. I ordered fruit juice and he gave me pureed fruit and said it’s healthier, after telling me… «let me do my job». If you don’t know the difference between fruit JUICE and ground up fruit, then you’re in the wrong business.
Apparently, that was the OWNER. Nice dirty fingers there buddy…
There are other places in the Market to get fruit juice, a lot cleaner and cheaper as well. You also have to be careful in these places that they are cleaning their machines of old fruit and veg residue or you will be sorry.

Healthy option. If you like their FB page they will upsize your order.
Bees flying everywhere — must be really fresh. Though I wish they rinse the juicer a bit more after each order.
Interesting mixes which I will try at home myself.

A small hole in the wall with interesting choices of smoothies.
I stopped for an impulse drink whilst hanging out with friends. The exterior is rundown, but colourful; or «rustic» if you want to put a positive spin on it. I ordered the «Julianna, Get Your Ass out of the Bed» which really hit the spot. Not too sweet, and very healthy. My only beef is that the flavours didn’t seem to go together at all. It just seemed like a bunch of fruits and vegetables blended in a cup. I suppose that is the technical definition of a smoothie, but I expect a bit more from a place that specializes in drinks. My friend got the sweet potato smoothie which is definitely a winner! Romeo’s needs more options like these. Prices listed below include tax. It’s nice not to have to fumble with small change Also, when they have dome lids Romeo’s will fill it right to the top (and I mean, well above the normal fill line — within a centimeter of the opening). For drinks alone, I would give Romeo’s ³⁄₅. However, they lost a star for their slow service and «rustic» architecture.
Service is functional at best. The two women operating the smoothie machines were not very efficient in filling orders and a line easily formed behind us. Had I not arrived before the mid-​afternoon rush, I would have been easily frustrated by the mixers who chatted with each other in French whilst filling orders in between. However, if there is no line, the drinks are well worth it.
Prices: Small — $ 3.50, Medium — $ 4.50, Large — $ 5.50

Sadly, not 24.7 anymore. hours changed.
i’m bummed out by this.
Update: Hours are 8am to 7pm for the winter.
They might go back to 24.7 in the summer.

Stopped here for a fruit juice since I was craving a fresh fruit smoothie. I ordered a medium Guava Smoothie which range in around 4.50. It appeared to have guava juice/​nectar, ice, fat-​free yogurt, milk and water. Was served in a usual plastic cup with a lid top.
PRO
It’s freshly made on the spot and uses real fruits which not gonna lie is a hard thing to come by sometimes. Romeo (I assume) made my drink and asked if I was okay with honey and fat-​free yogurt (of course!). From what I can tell, he really cares about his business and just loves what he is doing which is always great to see.
CON
It is pricer when you compare it to other juice places but I always say you get what you pay. I do wish he added more guava to my drink since I really enjoy that sweet flavor of guava — but I think if I asked he probably would have.
I will def. give it another try and perhaps just be more specific about how i’d like my drink. They did have some really neat flavor combos like basil and pear!

Popped by to this juice and smoothie shack looking for a refreshing and healthy beverage. (Just started reading Crazy Sexy Diet, and it convinced me to up my veggie juice intake… although not to give up dairy.)
They list three sizes of drinks all priced the same (from what I can tell) for smoothie or veggie juice. 3.50 for a small, 4.50 for a medium, 5.50 for a large. I ordered a medium, but they didn’t actually have a medium, which was disappointing. I took a look at the small (it was tiny!) and sucked it up and ordered a large.
It was decent. I ordered the Romeo Wake Up, with beets, carrots, celery, apple, cucumber, spinach and ginger. I felt they were really heavy with the celery, and they put in barely any beets, which disappointed me. It wasn’t a bad veggie juice, but perhaps I expected more.
They also didn’t have any lids for their blue plastic cups (think smaller beer pong glass and that’s what I got… with veggie juice), so I wandered the market trying not to spill. Less than ideal. I’d give it another try, and hope for a more impressive showing. Considering they are new, I feel they go definitely improve.