JuiceLand — Restaurant in Fort Worth

Juiceland – Alliance Location (attached to H-E-B) – NOT in the parking lot.

The customer service here is truly top-tier—friendly, upbeat, and super helpful. The location itself is small but has a cute, chill vibe that makes it feel like a hidden gem. Parking, however, is a headache—limited and cramped, especially if H-E-B is busy.

I placed an online order for the pesto pasta, only to get a text saying it was ready... but when I arrived, they were out of it. A little frustrating, since the “your order’s ready” text made it seem like everything was good to go. They did offer to substitute something else, but nothing else on the food menu really appealed to me.

I also ordered a large Levitator split into two cups, and a small Levitator with no ginger. Unfortunately, the small one did have ginger in it—which I didn’t ask them to remake, mostly because I was already irritated about the pasta situation.

On the bright side, the small watermelon juice and small Home Run I got for my grandson were a hit—he loved them. And overall, I do think the price point is solid—great value for what you get, especially compared to similar spots.

Would I come back? Yes—because the people and drinks are great. But I’d probably stick to ordering in person next time, and double check everything...

Had an amazing experience at Juice Land! The fresh juice selection is incredible - you can really taste the quality of the ingredients. I tried their green juice blend and it was perfectly balanced, not too bitter like some places. The smoothie bowls are also fantastic - beautifully presented and packed with fresh toppings.

The staff was friendly and knowledgeable, happy to make recommendations based on what I was looking for. The atmosphere is bright and welcoming, perfect for a healthy lunch or post-workout refuel.

Prices are reasonable for the quality and portion sizes. It's clear they care about using fresh, high-quality ingredients. I'll definitely be back to try more of their menu!

Highly recommend for anyone looking for delicious, nutritious options in a clean, upbeat...

I hate to say it because their juice tastes amazing, but JuiceLand is overcharging. I paid over $10 for an “18-ounce” juice, and the size seemed suspiciously small. I took the cup home, filled it to the brim with water, and guess what? The “18-ounce” cup only holds 16 ounces. Hey JuiceLand—why not verify your cup sizes to avoid shortchanging customers? In principle, I’m done with them. Don’t believe me? Measure it yourself. It might seem petty, but 11% less than advertised is false advertising,...