The Juicery

I have been here four times in the last two months and tried four different green juices all of which were delicious. My favorite is the Pacific. I generally find the juice is large enough that I can split it with my husband and still feel like I got a nutritional dose of organic greens. My only complaint is that they have had problems with their register every time I have been in, slowing things down for everyone. That said, I like the location because it has free parking out front and it is very clean inside the store. overall this is one of my favorite places in Vancouver to get coldpressed juices.

I was in the area so I ordered a juice to sip before I continued my trip for the day. It turns out they do not make the juice in this location. Juice is shipped from their North Vancouver location.
Fresh juice is always great! I prefer drinking as much vegetables as possible. Organic is even better!
A bottle of juice can be expensive for some people. However, sometimes you cannot put a price on the health benefits. It is better to pay a bit more to drink this than a can of soda. I do see the price as a deterrent for many people though.
I have the luxury of living with someone who makes homemade cold pressed juices at home daily so I only buy these juices when I feel I want an extra boost.

This is my favourite juice place in the city! I have been interested in trying a juice cleanse for the last year and a half, humming and hawing about whether I should do it and if I did, which one to choose? Vancouver has so many new juiceries popping up so how do you know which one is right for you? I tried different ones, trying several juices at many of the big ones in town and the Juicery was by far my favourite.
The best part about the Juicery and their cleanse is the daily almond ‘mylk’! It is delicious and by far my favourite thing to drink there! They do a few variations when you order a la carte in their store, but the one that comes in the cleanse has vanilla, honey and sea salt and it is a big part of why I chose to do a cleanse with them. I found myself really looking forward to that one!
I wouldn’t say a juice cleanse is for everyone, and that’s a personal choice and also based on your dietary needs or restrictions, but incorporating organic juices into your diet is a great way to get your fruits and vegetables incorporated into your diet and who doesn’t need a boost in the healthy eating department!
At most places, some green juices taste a little too ‘green’ for my liking but the Juicery Co somehow does it in a way that I find enjoyable! The 3 day cleanse was a great way for me to try out most if not all of their juice options and I can’t say I didn’t like any of them.
If you go into the store (they have 3 locations now and I think this is the newest!), they are friendly, helpful and it’s a nice airy space. They offer a few light food options and also have acai bowls on the menu, something I have been searching for in Vancouver after having really good ones in Hawaii! I have yet to try these but will definitely try one next time I am in the area! Another thing I have tried there is their smoothies which use their cold pressed juice with almond mylk and the ones I have tried so far are equally delicious!

The team at the Kitsilano store is beyond fantastic! They have given me a new outlook on incorporating juices into my daily routine after trying a cleanse from a local juice company (that is no longer around) I thought juices weren’t for me until I went to The Juicery Co! Their staff are so knowledgable and don’t mind answering all my questions, and thankfully informed me about the importance of using 100% organic ingredients. Not only are their juices great for you, they’re super delicious! The Vera and the Tumeric Tonic work wonders and you can feel the affects almost instantly.
It’s a great place to get a healthy and tasty grab and go snack as well as hangout with friends!

Team Tastic came here for a morning juice up and we got 500mL bottles of the MOJA Coffee Almond Mylk (sprouted almonds, vanilla bean, cinnamon, dates, MOJA Cold-​Brew Coffee, and sea salt) and The Botanist (pineapple, pear, fennel, mint, ginger). These come in cute reusable glass bottles (of which you’ll get back a $ 1 deposit if you return them to a Juicery Co. location) and while some may be surprised by the price you might also be surprised thatingredients here are 100% organic, including ingredients from MOJA Coffee which is a local coffee roaster in North Vancouver. The Botanist is one of the more popular flavours and it might be because it’s not as pineapple-​y as you’d expect. The fennel, mint, and ginger all serve to spice up the drink and the pear seems to help temper the sourness of the pineapple. In the end you get a naturally sweet juice that’s fun to drink. The MOJA Coffee Almond Mylk was my favourite out of the two. I’m not sure of the special spelling of mylk, but there’s no dairy product in here so lactose intolerant people like me can drink this with no problem. Fine coffee grind adds a dotted texture to the drink and the sea salt is a nice aftertaste. I didn’t actually taste the dates but I think the date juice would naturally enhance the sweetness of the vanilla bean. Compared to Krokodile Pear, The Juicery Co.‘s juices are a little pricier to buy ad hoc, but they have a wider selection of flavours and slightly cheaper juice cleanse plans.