Harvest Juicery
Permanently Closed
Cold-pressed juices, smoothies, and avocado toast
Cold-pressed juices, smoothies, and avocado toast
"Locally sourced, organic produce lovingly gets pressed into these detoxifying juices and smoothies. They also just started serving toasts with fresh toppings - YUM! The interior is clean and crisp with a long communal table making for a nice spot to sit, read and sip." - Linsey Rosen
"Harvest Juicery wants to be a part of your daily life. You can go and get a cold pressed juice or smoothie along with five different styles of avocado toast. There’s also a number of other things like oatmeal or pitaya bowls that are guaranteed to leave you feeling a little healthier for the day. If you’re like us and crave more breakfast type foods for lunch, then Harvest Juicery is a smart move. Your co-workers will be jealous of your healthy willpower." - sam faye
"Around Town: Cold-pressed juice purveyor Harvest Juicery has permanently closed after nearly a decade, ownership writes in a Facebook post. “Given the difficult reality of this pandemic, it is with a heavy heart that after 9 successful years and countless lives touched, the time has come to say goodbye,” writes founder Krissy Sciarra. The brand, known for several varieties of green juice, fruit, and vegetable juices, was previously housed in a Fulton Market cafe that has since been taken over by local dessert maker Black Dog Gelato. The company then transitioned to wholesale distribution, appearing in spots like Beatrix Market and Bian, a private wellness club in River North from Boka Restaurant Group co-founder Kevin Boehm." - Naomi Waxman
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