Drink Mamey
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Plant-based juices, smoothies, and wellness products from local makers
Plant-based juices, smoothies, and wellness products from local makers
"Drink Mamey (absolutely delicious juices and smoothies; stocking up on juices there always felt like the epitome of health and self-care)." - Eater Staff
"Drink Mamey first made a splash when Cydnie Smith-McCarthy began sharing juicing videos and selling her juices online during the early months of the pandemic. When Smith-McCarthy took over the Killingsworth location of Tea Bar, she transformed it into a homebase for her juice business and a wellness space for the BIPOC community. In addition to her concoctions blended with a slew of healthy ingredients — from pineapple and kale, to blue spirulina and wheatgrass powder — Drink Mamey also offers self-care products, like hand-poured soaps and sea moss gummies, from local makers for pickup and delivery." - Waz Wu
"Drink Mamey [mom-ayyye], the new Black-owned juice shop on NE Killingsworth, has a wellness, sustainability, and social justice focus, starting as an online business last year. Since then, Drink Mamey has absolutely exploded in popularity, serving drinks like the oft-ordered, blue-hued Majikal drink, made with pineapple, mint, and E3 (blue-green algae). The slightly spicy, citrus-forward This Will Make You Feel Good is another hit, with pineapple, orange, turmeric, ginger, lemon, and pepper. However, some of Mamey’s coolest drinks are the simplest, like the savory Just Celery juice. Juices go for $12, while a filling smoothie costs $8, but the shop also has a recycling program, providing customers a $1 discount on a future juice purchase when they return one of their empty glass bottles to the shop. Drink Mamey also offers delivery, taking pick-up orders on its website." - Jenni Moore
"As soon as you step inside Drink Mamey’s clean, all-white interior, the appealing scent of ripe fruit and fresh flowers becomes overwhelming—in a good way. The order counter display contains a picturesque moss garden of live plants and succulents, where some decoy bottled juices (read: water and food coloring) are lovingly nestled for decoration. One wall has been completely taken over by an artsy blanket of fake rose leaves and live flowers, cushioning three orange words: “Drink ya juice.” Starting October 31, Portlanders can — one of the city’s new favorite juice brands will open its shop on Killingsworth Saturday." - Jenni Moore
"Drink Mamey is a juice bar that offers a variety of health-specific and tasty drinks, incorporating things like cucumber, watermelon, and herbal blends. The drink menu is generally split between very health-specific drinks and drinks that are just tasty; for instance, the first three juices she sold will appear on the menu, with blends like pineapple-celery-cucumber, watermelon-lemon-apple, and carrot-pineapple-lime. On the “feel good” side of things, she wants to create drinks that specifically target certain health issues, utilizing things like ashwagandha. The space won’t just be a juice bar: it will feature products from Black makers and business owners of color, like skin care products, candles, and flowers." - Brooke Jackson-Glidden
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