JOE & THE JUICE

Coffee is great. But they have no half and half, no whole milk. Only 2%. Be prepared. It really makes the regular coffee taste horrible. The people are really nice. The place is really sweet. But they seem to have missed how i think many many people drink coffee?

Onyx is such a phenomenal manager. They ensure that the operations of store are running smoothly, and even under pressure and with limited staff, they still manage to hand off the orders with a smile!

The food and beverages at Joe & The Juice are too good! I can honestly say that their Power Shake is the best smoothie I have ever had in the world. Worth the price and great customer service. I treat myself to Joe & The Juice a little too often but it is worth it every single time. Definitely a must if you're on Central Street!

I’ve been to many locations around the world and even though this location opened 2 months ago, they look like a RH or Arhaus inside. The decor, and ambience are impeccable. Food and drinks were better than what I’ve experienced at other locations! Employees could use a smile on their face but were friendly! Love the new eggcado sandwich and the spicy tunacado! I love getting wellness shots so had those too. A++ for it being made in front of me!

I would like to thank one of my best friends Morgan for trying this new amazing Place where you can get a Bagel or Tea whenever you get on the Train to work. The only criticism is the prices.

Just tried it here for the first time.
Observations:
1. They put a "vegan pesto" on every sandwich, even if it includes meat and cheese, but they don't say why or what's in this pesto. I bought my husband a turkey sandwich and he said it was good. I don't eat meat and I can't have soy, so I would like to understand the point of using something vegan on non-vegan items and also what the ingredients actually are.
2. There's olive oil in the juice. I don't detect it taste-wise, but again, I wonder why that is included.
3. They put something called "vanilla milk" in their "shakes" (really are smoothies). What is that? Is it real milk? Or something plant-based? Again, what is in it?
4. Space is clean and new. Not many people there. There were many employees.
5. They are right next door to Hewn, but offer really mediocre looking muffins and pastries. Here's the part I don't understand, though - none of them are vegan. They have their ingredients listed and they are all normal. Which is fine, but it seems like a contradictory menu, overall.

I would go back for juice but I would need to see nutrition information for everything else. It's also a little pricey and you can't tip on the card. They do have a cash tip jar.