Nekter Juice Bar — Restaurant in Tucson

I like coming to this place but unfortunately today was a bad experience. I previously reviewed this place with 5 stars. Now I'd have to give it a 1. I bought a 32 oz drink. Got in the car drove down the street. Picked up my drink to drink it and the cup explodes all over me and my car interior. I called and told the lady and she mentioned that they switched cup vendors and that they are very flimsy now. Nektar charges enough to be able to provide a sturdy cup. Now my interior stinks, my clothes are stained and I spent over 30 minutes at the gas station trying to clean up my interior. IF YOURE GOING TO KEEP CHARGING HIGH PRICES AT LEAST PROVIDE A STURDIER CUP. I'd like to enter a claim to have my upholstery cleaned.

went there on Saturday 6-27-20. The crew was amazing. Excellent customer service. I have been there 4 times already and will keep going. I live 1 hour and a half away and always make sure to stop here. I hope the owner sees this message. Those...

Tucked away in a modest corner of the neighborhood, this juice bar is a quiet gem. It’s not trying to be flashy—no neon signs or over-the-top decor—just a clean, comfortable space where the focus is clearly on what matters: quality. From the moment you step in, you can see and taste the freshness of the ingredients.

I ordered their Peanut Butter and Jelly smoothie, and it was a revelation. Creamy, perfectly balanced between the nutty richness of the peanut butter and the natural sweetness of ripe berries, it felt indulgent yet undeniably wholesome. Packed with protein, it gave me the perfect boost to power through my day without the heaviness of a full meal.

Service was warm and unpretentious, matching the overall vibe of the place. This is the kind of spot where you can recharge—both your body and your mood—knowing every sip is made with care. I’ll definitely be back, smoothie...

I went in here for the first time yesterday to get a smoothie after my workout. The smoothie and juice were fine although the juices were ridiculously overpriced.

What really soured the experience was the fact that there were three people working and not a single person said a word to me for like 10 minutes of me being in there and I was the only customer. I was looking at the menu near the register, thinking they were busy doing something and after a while I realized they were just waiting for me to start the interaction. I almost just walked out. I work in food service and care about giving guests a good experience, so this was extremely off putting for me. What happened to greeting people when they come in to your place...