Juice Press — Restaurant in New York

Only a few times in my life have I honestly been insulted after receiving a product or service. This was one of those times.

Personally, I think a $10 smoothie should either be good, or big - preferably both, even in New York City. When I was handed my drink after ordering, my initial reaction was, "No, that's not mine - that's obviously a small or child size." Wrong.

Then, after accepting the drink, I reasoned, "well, it's probably delicious" which would justify the price. Wrong again.

My wife bought a salad - also $10 and also surprisingly small. After opening the salad and removing the container of dressing that was inside, it became even smaller. I didn't taste it, but she was not impressed with the...

I just wanted to shout out Gina at the Juice Press in Park Slope—she’s truly one of the kindest and most helpful people I’ve encountered here. Every time I visit, she goes out of her way to make the experience wonderful. Gina brings such a warm, positive energy to the store, making every customer feel welcome and cared for. It’s rare to find someone who genuinely cares about the people she serves, and I can say without a doubt that Gina is that person. I hope the management team sees how valuable she is to this location and recognizes the impact she has on loyal customers like me. Juice Press is better...

Service industry does not operate efficiently anymore at large. The park slope juice press is a great representation of that. Staff is nice enough but lack direction on how to run the shop efficiently, putting the customer first. They could do very well to learn to optimize the ordering and order production process. They’re slow, and don’t seem to care that they are…..at all, nor do the orders arrive in the order they were ordered! Really perfunctory, but hey I love smoothie. Won’t be long before I value my time more and get my...