Fruitata Organic Juice & Smoothies

Okay this place is so legit. I travel all the time for work — DC, Philly, NYC and Boston. Fruitata is one of the only places I’ve been to that (1) used actual fresh produce (you can see it all on display) and don’t add any extra nonsense. And (2) is very reasonably priced for all of the fresh, delicious produce. You can chose from their own juice/​smoothie creations or make your own. I made a custom one and it’s the smoothie that I make almost every morning at home — and it tasted exactly the same if not even better than when I make it myself. If you’re in Boston, definitely come check them out!!!

Wasn’t overly impressed. Got a smoothie after a Flywheel workout, and the coconut just really tanked my strawberry smoothie — I kept getting long strands stuck in my mouth, it felt like I was drinking hair. Threw it out before finishing the whole thing. For $ 9, I’d rather go to Pressed in Beacon Hill, which actually uses all fresh ingredients. Here, I think it’s all frozen/​not particularly fresh, especially considering they’re located in the mall.

Honestly, I love green juices and green smoothies. It’s the Californian in me. This place makes fresh, delicious smoothies and is located right in the Pru (though it can be hard to find). The only two things stopping me from giving it 5 stars are the price and the staff — it’s really really expensive, even for green juice, and the staff just are kind of uncaring in general. I got the Damacus Date and it was really good, and I’d love to try the other smoothies, but if I make it a habit it will definitely break the bank.

Smoothies are very clean tasting. They may taste a bit strange at first, but the flavors grow on you. Just wish it wasn’t so expensive!

Delicious! I had the Ankara Almonds Smoothie and it was great – seemed fresh, and was healthy and delicious.
However, there was one really weird thing. I asked the woman working there if there were any recipes that were low carb, and she didn’t know what low carb meant and basically acted like I was an idiot for asking. Not impressive.
Also, really expensive.

After Pure Barre classes on Newbury, my girl friends and I come to the closest juicing place in the Pru.
LOCATION
The location is kind of hard to find — it’s located by the Dunkin’ Donuts and LOFT. It’s a standalone kiosk centered in the middle of an open area. Look out for fresh fruits and vegetables!
SMOOTHIES
We only tried the smoothies. Of all the ones that I tried, Venice Vanilla + coconut oil was definitely the fan favorite.
The others we tried:
Damascus dates + kale — pretty bland.
Athens avocado — VERY VERY minty. Not what I expected.
At $ 8.30, it’s not ridiculously expensive, but still up there. You can tell that the fruits and vegetables are very fresh.
TIP: Make sure to stick around and ask if you can sample other flavors!

Crazy expensive and NOT worth the price for green juice. Fresh? Yes. Organic? Sure! But the quantity and quality don’t make up for what they charge. Rather spend my money elsewhere.

WAY overpriced. I got an Ankara Almonds smoothie (minus the celery) and it was $ 8.89 for 16oz. That is just too ridiculous. I’ll admit the smoothie was good, but it was so far from worth the price. Never again. The menu itself does not have a lot of options. Honestly, I’d rather go to Smoothie King on Newbury St.

Three words that will change your life forever: Ankara Almonds Smoothie. I workout at the BSC in the Prudential and I get one every time I walk home. Everything is fresh, organic and delicious. Not to mention the owners are extremely friendly (if you go enough and they view you as a regular, they’ll let you sample the smoothies they’re experimenting with). Do yourself a favor and stop by if you have the chance!

Location is really hard to find, since majority of the buildings don’t have addresses on them. It’s located inside the Prudential Center. The stores signage is poor. It’s placed BENEATH the counter. I walked past it, since I normally look up rather than down when I walk. I ordered the Karachi Kale & was unimpressed. I asked that Beet be substituted for Lemon (due to an allergy). I was told I could but the Cashier tried to charge me extra. I pointed this out & she took the charge off. Kudos for that, particularly since I was their ONLY customer.

Ankara Almonds and Venice vanilla were fantastic. Boosting it with coconut oil is an option you should consider. Seriously consider stopping by and grabbing a smoothie.

I came across this place when I accidentally took a wrong turn in the Pru. So glad I did. I got the grapefruit juice and it was so good… my God. Haven’t been back since but I will be returning for sure.

I was in Boston for the week and was really missing my daily smoothies. After drinking frappucinos and soda, I decided it was time for me to de-​tox once again. When I’m home in New York, I usually make my own smoothies, but since I had no blender, I settled on this based on reviews.
I didn’t like any of the smoothies on the menu, as I am used to menus that have more smoothies with vegetables and not just fruits. I was able to order a custom made smoothie (kale, pear, banana, almonds, and almond milk), for which I was charged about $ 10.50. I was not sure why the smoothie was so expensive, as I’ve had this smoothie with almond butter instead of almonds for about $ 6.75 in the Flat Iron District in Manhattan.
I have made this smoothie myself before and have bought it elsewhere, and have never had an issue with the taste. I was a bit taken aback that the person making the drink asked me if I wanted honey in the drink «because it IS kale». Why would I put honey in my custom smoothie if I already have the fruit for sweetening? Employees at a place that specializes in «healthy smoothies» should know that adding honey doesn’t really do much of anything for people who are actually trying to be healthy.
Although I was not impressed with the suggestion that I add honey to my smoothie and the price, I did like the smoothie itself. I would have preferred almond butter and a cheaper price, as well. How can you make smoothies but have no nut butters on hand? I did end up going twice despite my discontent, and was also offered that honey both times. I hope to find another smoothie place in the area in the future.

This place is a GreaT place for people who need to grab something healthy on te go OR want to make good choices while in the mall.
Not only can you see the actual fruits and vegetables they use for their juices and smoothies, they let you request changes in any of the drinks and they’re happy to let you see their ingredients! No one blinked an eye when I asked to see the almond milk container.
I’ve had the Damascus date and the Avocado something. I love them both. I request mine with no honey and for the date one I ask for only one date to keep the sugar content low. I always add avocado for fat!
I haven’t tried the juices since I want to actually eat the food I’m ingesting so I can’t speak to that.
Downside is definitely the price.
I love to come here after spin at flywheel– it’s like a treat for working out!

Pros: Absolutely love the concept — ORGANIC smoothies and juices on the go. This is awesome and we need more places like it. The menu combinations are unique (bell pepper and sweet potato in a juice!) and they taste pretty good.
Cons: However, be forewarned: it’s on the pricey side to begin with ($ 7 – 9 a drink), and downright outrageous if you customize your drink. I was in town for a week-​long conference next door and after spending a good chunk of money on their juices and smoothies during my stay (and patiently waiting for them to be prepared — not a quick process), I was shocked on my last visit when I ordered a «custom» drink — merely a rearrangement of ingredients from their existing menu items: pineapple, kale, celery, chia seeds, raw honey and almond milk — and they charged me $ 10.75 +tax! The smoothies on the menu are priced from $ 7.45−7.75, so how they justified charging me $ 3 extra is beyond me. The manager explained something about the price of ingredients, but to me it was just plain bad business to tack on so much to an already hefty price tag when we all know there’s a good profit margin built into the baseline price.
I wanted to give this place a rave review for the concept and scarcity of similar options, but was extremely disappointed by what felt like extortion on my last visit — not the way to foster goodwill in a loyal customer (which they knew I was). So unfortunately I am leaving with a bad taste in my mouth.

This place is the greatest. All fresh and real ingredients. The people are very nice. I’m in town for a convention and this little stand is right in front of the convention center.
I have a green smoothie at home everyday and was worried I wouldn’t get my greens while out of town. Fruitita saved me. The smoothies and juice are delicious. They have just enough selection in the menu for variety but not to overwhelm. They also have a bunch of great superfood add ins like hemp, chia, whey, bee pollen.
I wish this place would come home with me.

Healthy snack!
This is a good place for me to grab a snack as I work close by. On my first visit, they had samples available. Fortunately they had a sample of the one I wanted to get, Ankara Almonds. It was perfect! Not too sweet and very creamy. Perfect alkaline, healthful snack! I will say there was only one employee so it took a while, but she apologized for the wait!

The juicing craze has got me in the mood for staking out the best juice bars around. I am at least trying to be healthy.
Came across this stand in Prudential (near LOFT and at a rather quiet part of the mall). Loved the Athens Avocado (w/​cayenne pepper) and the Cologne Carrot.
The first is more of a creamy smoothie with that pleasant buttery avocado taste and refreshing mint flavor. Very lightly sweetened, which is how I like it.
The second is a juice (not smoothie) with a spicy kick due to the ginger, which is paired nicely with the natural sweetness from the carrots. Would have preferred this one with a few ice cubes, since it was a little warmer than room temperature from the juicing machine (hence one star off).
All in all, this will be my go-​to spot for a pick-​me-​up whenever I am in Back Bay, rather than downing a sugar bomb at LA Burdick or Pinkberry. Juice nation all the way!

This place is fine. It’s super convenient to grab a juice in the morning since I work in the Pru, but often times I find that they are so, very slow. Their green juice is fine, but I’d prefer a bit more ice to cool it down a little. The Ankara Almonds smoothie (with added protein) is pretty delicious.

Decided to opt for a health conscious breakfast instead of my usual DD coffee and bagel. The Karachi Kale juice was perfect with the lemon and ginger for a great zing.