Juice Press’ Hoboken location {1400 Washington Street, inside Soul Cycle} is officially open. With 75+ other locations, Hoboken is a new home for this company, and seeing how much love Soul Cycle got after being open only a couple of weeks, we’re sure Juice Press will get just about the same amount of attention. We checked out their new digs on 14th Street in Hoboken on their opening day, and wanted to share the Read on to learn more about all the goodness this juice shop in Hoboken has to offer {hint — don’t let the name fool you, they’re SO much more than juice}:
If you frequent Manhattan often, you’re probably no stranger to Juice Press {and pumped that there’s actually one in your own town}. If you’re not familiar with it, here’s the rundown:
Juice Press is known for having an impressive selection of fresh food and drinks {so fresh that items have super short shelf life — thats a good thing, btw} such as organic juices, smoothies, acai bowls, soups, salads, and snacks.
Everything that is sold is “grab-and-go” style, making it easy to eat healthy while on-the-go or to grab something on your way out from a workout or on your way to the NYC bus.
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Their first ever Hoboken location also marks the company’s first shared real-estate relationship with Soul Cycle and it’s pretty much the perfect match.
On the menu is a wide variety of juices — with some other snacks, soups, and salad options. Pricing ranges from $5-$15, with most standard juice sizes being $10 per bottle. Some go-to favorites are the raw oatmeal, Mexican Fiesta layered salad {in a jar!}, and the $&”@ING Genius Blueberry Protein smoothie {with homemade almond milk, banana, date, blueberry, brown rice proteim, chia seed, coconut oil, vanilla, and almond extract}. Also, their cream of cauliflower soup is TDF — legit amazing and 100% vegan and gluten-free.
Juice Press has two other NJ locations in Paramus and Summit along with stores in New York, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Washington DC, Nevada, and more.
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Thanks, Juice Press, for choosing the good ol’ Mile Square as your newest home and for making it easy to eat healthy while on-the-go, something that is so often a #struggle. Whether you need some fuel after going hard at spin or just walking by, stop in to grab some healthy, quick, goodness. And we’re really feeling the tag line on their soup container: “There is nothing hippie or vegan tasting about our hippie vegan soups.” Kudos, and welcome to the neighborhood, Juice Press!
Have you ever been to any of Juice Press’ other locations? What do you think about it? Let us know in the comments!
