Very Juice — Restaurant in New York

I stopped by this place for a coffee and quickly realized they only offer dairy-free options. No problem—so I decided to try one of their juices instead.

To my surprise, a tiny 4 oz juice was $11.95—after tax it came out to over $13. That alone felt crazy, but I had already paid when I noticed two red flags: The juice had oregano oil listed in the ingredients. A small warning label said: “Drink at your own risk – this juice is unpasteurized and may be unsafe for people with weakened immune systems.”

That was a huge turn-off. I hadn’t even opened the bottle and immediately asked for a refund, but the person at the counter—possibly a manager—refused, citing a strict no refund policy. Instead, they told me to pick something else.

At that point, I honestly just wanted to leave, but I took a moment to look at the menu and chose the Cold Red Eye smoothie. It had espresso, almond milk, almond butter, maca, cacao nibs, dates, and banana.

Let me say: it was absolutely delicious. Smooth, rich, energizing—no complaints at all about the flavor or quality.

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🧾 My overall take: • ✔️ Amazing smoothie • ❌ No refund policy (even if the product hasn’t been touched) • ❌ Price is over the top, even for a “healthy” spot

It feels like they charge a premium just for being in a trendy health-focused location, but at these prices and policies, it’s a hard place to recommend—unless you know exactly what...

I'm not sure what some of these people are talking about but the acai bowl is probably the best I've ever had in my life. It is perfectly unsweetened so isn't overloaded with sugar like some sort of blueberry jam. The almond butter has a very unique taste that's hard to even explain but it's delicious and the combination is amazing.

If you like your meals to have 97,000 grams of sugar and give you diabetes and cancer in 2 years then there are other places for you. I love when I go here because I know that anything that they get is actually going to be made with proper ingredients and not some franken food.

Only thing they need to work on is the cleanliness it gets very very busy and I don't feel like the cleaning guys keep up .The tables will look clean from a distance and you'll go up to them and they...

If you wish to eat here (which you shouldn't) you will be greeted with a 40 minute wait for meager disappointing vegan food. For $12 plus you can get one piece of toast with half an avocado pumpkin seeds olive oil and red pepper flakes on it and starve. The wait here is not long because the food is good it's simply because it draws a gullible crowd who will buy their nonsense it's actually quite unbelievable this year number of people that turn up at this place. It's probably because it's one of the only vegan restaurants within a 10 mile radius. Not a single thing here can be described as delicious everything is mediocre at best and it's completely overpriced you're paying top dollar for...