Juice Press - 250 Mott Street

Yousuf Goni

3 months ago

My wife and I wanted a green smoothie. We were shocked when the worker in the front rang up the smoothie and it was $12. We took one and it wasn’t anything special just a normal smoothie but charging premium upscale prices for what? At the very least you would think the expensive smoothies came with good customer service. Nope. The little boy in the front was super rude to my wife and I, had an attitude with us when I wanted to cancel from 2 smoothies to 1. I’ll never be going back here, and anyone reading go safe your money and find a better product with better customer service. The owner really has to get it in order, either care for a better product, or hire better workers who actually care. I would not be surprised if this location closes down in a year or 2. Sad, they can’t seem to take advantage of being in a prime location in Manhattan.

John Keegan

3 weeks ago

I’ve been going to juice press since the day it began. Im glad they still exist despite some of the changes to hardcore organic pure food they made them selves out of. I go everyday to get my favorite smoothie “Blue Magic”. Everyone there is nice but one guy goes out of his way to make every visit special. Damone lights up the room and truly makes every smoothie “with love”! If they had this guy as the face of every location and added more seating the place would have a new lease on life.

Madeline Gullett

a month ago

Yea it’s super overpriced, but the prices are also very standard for manhattan. Most of the employees are pretty rude but Damone (spelling?) is so nice. He gave me suggestions on what to order and was so so friendly.

Peter Hardy

a year ago

I see multiple one star reviews mentioning inconsistent quality of smoothies and bowls. Please do not blame the workers. JP pays their low level staff fast food worker wages, no benefits. They run their operation like a regional fast food chain, while at the same time claiming to be some sort of boutique life style brand that charges $10 for a juice. There is an incongruence to me with the "high standards" they claim to hold their teams to, with the standards they hold themselves to when it comes to providing their workers a livable wage and benefits. If you want your workers to hold themselves to the "high standards of Juice Press" and not feel like minimum wage fast food workers, compensate them accordingly.

Laila Ahmed

5 months ago

Disgusting service. Girls working here give you nothing but a disgusting attitude. They have no problem talking down to customers after messing up orders.